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Qualcomm Crushes Q2 Expectations With 41 Percent Revenue Leap
by Shane Snider
Executives say the company’s laser focus on higher end premium mobile devices lead the charge to beat Wall Street predictions for the quarter.
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Apple Answers Call To Simplify iPhone DIY Repairs
by Shane Snider
Responding to pressure from the “right to repair” movement, the Cupertino, Calif.-based company will make parts and instructions available to consumers – but a consumer advocacy group says the company should also address its practice of parts-pairing.
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Apple Mac Studio M1 Ultra Vs. Lenovo ThinkStation P620: Dream Machine Showdown
by Shane Snider
Top-of-the-line work powerhouse desktop computers from Apple and Lenovo go head-to-head for a heavyweight computing match pitting Apple’s latest silicon against AMD’s big boss processor, the Ryzen Threadripper.
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Dell Hires ‘Impressive’ Former HPE GM To Lead PC, Client Peripherals
by Mark Haranas
Dell, the U.S. leader in PC shipments, has hired former Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s general manager, Ed Ellett, to drive its PC and client peripherals business.
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HP Stock Surges As Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Takes Stake
by Shane Snider
The “Oracle of Omaha” purchased nearly 121 million shares of the Palo Alto, Calif.-based IT giant for a $4 billion position, according to SEC filings.
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Lenovo, Acer, Asus Get F Grade For Still Operating In Russia: Yale Report
by Shane Snider
Three of the world’s largest PC makers share an F grade with 58 multinational companies still doing business in Russia – in contrast with more than 600 multi-national companies that have withdrawn business over the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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Google Pixel 6 Vs. Samsung Galaxy A53 5G: 5G Android Phones Face Off
by Shane Snider
Two almost-evenly matched smartphones battle it out in the mid-range price category. Will Google’s slick entry win out over Samsung’s camera-heavy contender?
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Apple’s $4.7B Seed Money Plants 43 New Green Projects
by Shane Snider
A new report details $550 million spent on environmentally friendly projects since 2019, including a high-tech carbon-free aluminum that is ending up in Apple products.
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Feds: Former Supply Chain Worker Stole $10M From Apple
by Shane Snider
Two vendors also charged with participating in the scheme, federal court papers show
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Apple Flunks Fixability Grades While Dell, Asus At Head of Class: Consumer Group
by Shane Snider
Microsoft and Google also underperform with D scores from a public interest watchdog group.
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5 Big Apple Releases: ‘Peek Performance’ Event Will Accelerate Intel Divorce
by Shane Snider
CRN previews the 2022 leaks for Apple’s ‘Peek Performance’ event, including rumors of an iPhone 14 and the iPad Air 5.
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Lenovo North America President Vladimir Rozanovich On ‘Amazing’ Quarter, Dell’s ‘Direct’ Focus And Why The ‘Worst Is Behind Us’ In Supply Chain Crisis
by Shane Snider
‘We love the idea of the channel partner owning that customer relationship, very unlike Dell, where they are trying to bring everything back in-house and trying to own that customer relationship,’ says Lenovo North America President Vladimir Rozanovich.
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Lenovo Hits Record $20 Billion Quarterly Revenue Mark
by Shane Snider
The tech giant continues to capitalize on record PC sales while banking profits for future growth—and partners say they’re thriving despite supply chain woes.
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New EnGenius Phones Spare Wi-Fi Bandwidth In Large-Footprint Businesses
by Shane Snider
‘I would say that our big thing is really relying on our channel partners to offer something that is a unique solution for these demanding environments. This is something there isn’t a good answer for, and it allows partners to come in and be the heroes,’ says Doug Hayter, EnGenius’product line manager.
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