David Shayer was sitting at his desk in 2005 when his boss's boss at Apple asked him to take on a "special assignment" for the company: help the US Department of Energy build a "top secret" iPod. ( read original story ...)
Read How Apple Engineers Covertly Helped The U.S. Government Build A Top Secret iPod
Shayer has told the story of the top-secret iPod and the two government contractor engineers that turned up at Apple to work on the device. ( read original story ...)
What coronavirus? Apple becomes a $2 trillion company
The iPhone maker, which nearly went bankrupt in the 1990s, is now the most valuable tech company on the planet. ( read original story ...)
Apple helped make ‘top secret’ iPod for US government
Apple helped the US government build a "top secret" iPod with hidden sensors inside, a former employee has revealed. Only four people at the company knew about the project, according to former Apple ... ( read original story ...)
Apple in 2005 helped the Department of Energy build a top secret iPod
Apple in 2005 helped two contractors for the U.S. Department of Energy build a modified iPod capable of housing specialized hardware. An Apple engineer who worked on the project speculates that ... ( read original story ...)
Apple made a secret iPod for the US government, ex-software engineer claims
It was, Shayer points out, the last iPod where Apple did not digitally sign the operating system, which made the device hackable. From the first iPod Nano, Apple changed its practises – stopping the ... ( read original story ...)
Apple TV+ Subscribers Get CBS All Access & SHOWTIME Bundle For $9.99/Month
Further, the Apple TV app will launch on Sony and VIZIO smart TVs later this summer. Customers who buy a new iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac, or iPod touch can enjoy one year of Apple TV+ for free. ( read original story ...)