Monthly Archives: December 2020

Review: Varmilo EC Keyboard can’t justify its price with limited features and compatibility

By news@appleinsider.com (Wesley Hilliard) The Varmilo EC v2 Keyboard uses high-end mechanical key switches and has a fancy paint job, but it lacks modern features and full compatibility with Apple products.The Varmilo EC keyboard looks great, but has too many limitationsVarmilo claims to have the best EC switches in the industry, and hopes to be a popular choice for influencers looking to make their workstation pop with color. The company’s slogan is “keyboard artist” and one look at their designs tell you they’ve created some beautiful designs….

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Intel under pressure to explore strategic options amid chip industry challenges

By news@appleinsider.com (Mike Peterson) Hedge fund Third Point is urging Intel to make some big business changes in the face of losing chip supremacy to efforts by Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and TSMC.Credit: IntelThird Point CEO and founder Daniel Loeb wrote a letter to Intel chairman Omar Ishrak on Tuesday calling for the company to boost its position as a provider of chips for computers and data centers, Reuters …

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Year-end blowout deal: M1 MacBook Air (16GB, 512GB) in stock, discounted to $1,249

By news@appleinsider.com (Christine McKee) Only a few days remain for the year’s best M1 Mac deals. Save $150 on a well-equipped MacBook Air with 16GB of memory and a spacious 512GB SSD with coupon. Units are in stock and ready to ship.Last call for these M1 Mac dealsThe exclusive M1 MacBook Air discount is courtesy of Apple Authorized Reseller Adorama when shopping through …

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Trump administration appeals court order preventing TikTok ban

By news@appleinsider.com (AppleInsider Staff) The Trump administration on Monday continued its crusade against TikTok with the appeal of a December court order that bars government agencies from imposing restrictions on the company.Earlier this month, U.S. District Court Judge Carl Nichols issued a preliminary injunction that prohibits the Department of Commerce from imposing rules which restrict internet carriers from handling the social media service’s data. That ruling was …

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