Apple cannot refuse the US government’s request for information. Photo: Getty Images. Authorities asked Apple not to disclose information. It was not until last May that McGahn was informed, the source of New York Times said. At the time, special counsel Robert Mueller was investigating allegations that Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign had ties to Russia. Don McGahn is one of the leading figures in the team supporting the US billionaire running for the White House. It is not clear from which side Apple received the request for information. At the beginning of 2018, Donald Trump himself also expressed anger at his aide. However, it is highly likely that the request comes from the Robert Mueller investigation. In addition to Don McGahn’s personal information collection, Trump’s campaign manager, Paul Manafort, is also facing trial for alleged election fraud. Mr. McGahn was not aware of Apple providing his information to the authorities. Photo: New York Times. Neither Apple nor McGahn’s attorney declined to comment. A few days ago, New York Times also revealed that the US Justice Department under Donald Trump asked Apple to provide information from the accounts of two Democratic politicians Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell. All of these cases have never been officially announced by Apple. In both cases, the concern is not only with who is being investigated, but also in how authorities exploit personal information. According to the Engadget For many years, technology companies have tried to be transparent in the use of user data, however, they do not explain and provide public information about such incidents. Can Apple become the bank of the future? Technology companies are looking to enter the financial technology industry such as Paypal, Samsung. Many rumors about Apple going to bank with Apple Wallet Pay and Apple Card.

A series of Acer-branded laptops have just been released PHOTO: ACER According to Engadget, Acer’s upgraded ConceptD 5 laptop combines an H-series processor with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 mobile GPU for ray tracing. Users can purchase them in configurations with up to 64 GB of RAM and up to 2 TB of SSD storage. They have a 16-inch 3K display with a 16:10 aspect ratio. ConceptD 5 is capable of 4K video processing, 8K editing, multi-application, multi-monitor workflows, as well as 2D and 3D software rendering programs. They come with several connectivity options like 2 USB-C ports, Thunderbolt 4 support, HDMI 2.1 and an SD card reader. Acer also gives users a choice of ConceptD 5 Pro laptops with Nvidia RTX A5000 or RTX A3000 GPUs. Since both are professional-grade graphics cards, these options will require consumers to spend more money than the non-Pro ConceptD 5 laptop. Meanwhile, the ConceptD 7 Ezel convertible laptop model has also been updated with Intel’s new 11th Gen Core i7-11800H processor and Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 mobile GPU. It features a 15.6-inch 4K display and configurable with up to 32 GB of RAM and up to 2 TB of SSD storage. The device has a variety of usage modes thanks to Acer’s flexible hinge design and comes with a Wacom ER pen. Like the ConceptD 5, the ConceptD 7 Ezel also comes in a pro version powered by Intel’s Xeon W-11955M processor with Nvidia’s professional-grade RTX A5000 or A3000 GPU. Finally, Acer’s mid-range ConceptD 3 devices have also been upgraded with 11th Gen Intel H-series processors and Nvidia’s RTX 3050 Ti mobile GPUs. They are available in two variants, the standard ConceptD 3 and the convertible ConceptD 3 Ezel. Acer has also rolled out Pro versions of both, with Intel’s H-series processors bumped up to Core i7 options and Nvidia T1200 mobile GPUs. All ConceptD 3 models feature FHD displays, SSD storage, and Thunderbolt 4 support. ConceptD 5 will be the first member of Acer’s new product series to be released, with a starting date of July with a starting price of 2,199 EUR. Other laptop models launched by Acer this time include ConceptD 7 Ezel, ConceptD 3 and ConceptD 3 Ezel priced at EUR 2,699, EUR 1,299 and USD 1,600, respectively.

“The health and safety of our employees, partners and customers is our number one priority, so Samsung has decided not to participate in the live display at Mobile World Congress this year,” a company representative said. . MWC 2021 has been delayed by 4 months compared to the annual practice. Photo: PCMag. Samsung is not the first big name in the mobile industry to confirm not to participate in MWC 2021. Previously, Sony, Nokia and Ericsson have announced similar plans. Google also didn’t bring any new products to this event, but it’s still present. “We understand that event planning during the pandemic is complicated. Samsung will appear online at MWC 2021. We hope to see them again at next year’s event,” the spokesperson said. of the Global Mobile Association (GSMA) – the organizer of MWC – feedback on Engadget . On May 6, GSMA released a press release, introducing details of the MWC 2021 event program. The theme of this year’s exhibition is: Connected Impact with content revolving around AI, 5G, Big Data and IoT shaping the future, changing lives. GSMA intends to invite more than 600 keynote speakers for this event, including big names in the global technology industry such as leaders of carriers, technology firms, investment funds. The withdrawal of Samsung – the brand that holds the largest share of the global mobile market – puts MWC at risk of a similar cancellation last year. Two weeks before the event, the organizers of MWC 2020 announced the cancellation of the exhibition because many major brands did not attend, including Samsung, Sony and LG. This year, instead of being held at the end of February and early March as usual, GSMA decided to postpone the MWC 2021 exhibition to the end of June. Quick review of Galaxy S21 and S21 Ultra Galaxy S21 owns a compact design, youthful colors. Meanwhile, Galaxy S21 Ultra is aimed at users who love to experience Samsung’s latest technologies.