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India’s telecoms ministry has directed smartphone manufacturers to pre-install a government-run cybersecurity app on all new devices, according to a government order, raising concerns of data privacy and user consent in one of the largest handset markets in the world.The Ministry of Communications’ order issued Monday asked smartphone makers to pre-install the government’s “Sanchar Saathi” app on all new devices within 90 days and to prevent users from deleting it. The order also requires manufacturers to p ...

Apple's key design executive behind some of the company's most iconic rollouts since the Steve Jobs era, Alan Dye, is leaving the company to join tech rival Meta Platforms, according to Bloomberg and CNBC reports.Notably, Bloomberg was the first to report the poaching by Mark Zuckerberg's company. His departure from Apple has since been confirmed by a spokesperson, who confirmed that longtime designer Stephen Lemay will now take on the task.On Lemay replacing Dye, Apple in an official statement from CEO Tim ...

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CNBC's Jim Cramer analyzed Wednesday's market rally, identifying different elements that spurred stocks gains, including optimism about incoming rate cuts from the Federal Reserve and strong earnings from a few sectors.He also suggested investors broaden their perspective beyond the volatile tech space and look at areas like retail and banking."For once, we have a genuine macro rally. Let's stop obsessing on what we don't know about tech," Cramer said. "And let's just own, not trade, Apple and Nvidia, and g ...

Alan Dye, the design executive who led Apple’s user interface team for the last decade, is leaving the company to join Meta, according to a report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.This is a significant hire for Meta, as the company makes a push toward consumer devices like smart glasses and virtual reality headsets. Dye will focus on improving AI features in these devices and report directly to Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth. At Apple, Dye will be replaced by Steve Lemay, who has had “a key role in t ...

Core Insights - Alan Dye, the design executive who led Apple's user interface team for the last decade, is leaving to join Meta, marking a significant hire for Meta as it focuses on consumer devices like smart glasses and virtual reality headsets [1] - Dye will concentrate on enhancing AI features in these devices and will report directly to Meta's Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth [1] - Steve Lemay will replace Dye at Apple, having played a key role in the design of every major Apple interface since 1999, as stated by Apple CEO Tim Cook [2] - Meta is actively recruiting from competitors to strengthen its position in the AI race, having also hired researchers from OpenAI this summer [3] - Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has engaged in personal recruitment efforts, including delivering homemade soup to potential recruits from OpenAI [3]

Meta has hired longtime Apple design leader Alan Dye to run a new creative studio inside its Reality Labs division, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced in a series of posts on Threads on Tuesday. "Today we're establishing a new creative studio in Reality Labs led by Alan Dye, who has spent nearly 20 years leading design at Apple," Zuckerberg wrote on Threads, saying the group will help define "the next generation of our products and experiences."Zuckerberg said the studio will bring together "design, fashion, an ...

File: Then Apple Creative Director Alan Dye celebrates the launch of the July Issue at the new WIRED office on June 24, 2015 in San Francisco, California.Apple's head of user interface design, Alan Dye, will reportedly join Meta, in a notable shift of executive talent in Silicon Valley. Apple confirmed Dye's departure and CEO Tim Cook said in a statement that the company prioritizes design and has a strong team. The statement said that veteran designer Stephen Lemay will succeed Dye."Steve Lemay has played ...

### Key Takeaways* Global smartphone shipments are expected to be 1.5% higher in 2025, up from the previous prediction of a 1% gain, thanks to demand for Apple's iPhone 17, according to tech information provider International Data Corporation.* IDC said Apple will post a record number of shipments this year because of the success of the iPhone 17, led by demand in China.* Apple shares hit a new all-time high Wednesday morning.A new report predicts worldwide smartphone shipments for 2025 will be up 1.5% from ...