Apple To Release Software Update That’ll Fix Forced Throttling This ’Spring’ Apple will release a software update that’ll bring new battery features, including a toggle to turn off throttling, this spring. The announcement comes amid the U.S. Justice Department’s investigation on Apple’s forced throttling practices. by Carl Velasco
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Tech Justice Department Begins Investigating Apple Over iPhone Battery/Slowdown Controversy by Carl Velasco
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Tech Hackers Hijack Google’s DoubleClick Advertisement System On YouTube For Cryptocurrency Mining by Carl Velasco
Tech Hate Windows 10 S? Microsoft Is Now Selling A Surface Laptop Running Windows 10 Pro by Carl Velasco
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