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Wednesday 29 April 2015

TECHNOLOGY

Apple Watch shortage blamed on faulty parts produced in Chinese factory


 APPLE reportedly was forced to scrap a bunch of Apple Watches because of flawed parts produced by a Chinese factory.

The Wall Street Journal today reports that stock shortage problems that are plaguing the roll out of the Apple Watch is a result of a flaw in the Taptic engine by the watches produced in a factory in China.

The Taptic engine creates the sense of forced tap that alerts an Apple Watch user when they have a notification. It’s also the key to sending another Apple Watch wearer the feeling of your heart beat.

The Wall Street Journal reports reliability testing revealed the part produced in a factory in Shenzen was failing with time and production was shifted to a factory in Japan.

The report cites an unnamed source as saying Apple was forced to throw out completed Apple Watches.

It’s not clear if any of the Apple Watches shipped to customers include parts from the Chinese factory.

Apple has not made comment on the claims but has previously said it is working out to meet orders for its first all-new product since the iPad.

It’s not the first time that the launch of an Apple product has come with reports of problem.

When Apple released it’s iPhone 6 Plus phablet last year, some customers complained that the thin, large screen phone could bend if exceptional force was applied to it. That issue became known as Bendgate.

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FAMILY PROBLEMS
Akpos and Kwame met at a bus stop and struck up a conversation. Kwame kept complaining about his family problems. Finally, Akpos said to Kwame, "You think you have family problems? Listen to my situation:

"A few years ago, I met a young widow with a grown-up daughter. We got married and I got myself a stepdaughter. Later, my father married my step daughter. That made my stepdaughter, my step mother. And my father became my stepson. Also, my wife became mother-in-law of her father-in-law. Much later, the daughter of my wife, my stepmother, had a son. This boy was my half-brother because he was my father's son. But he was also the son of my wife's daughter which made him my wife's grandson. That made me the grandfather of my half-brother. This was nothing until my wife and I had a son. Now the half-sister of my son, my stepmother, is also the grandmother. This makes my father, the brother-in-law of my child, whose stepsister is my father's wife, I am my stepmother's brother-in-law, my wife is her own child's aunt, my son is my father's nephew and I am my OWN GRANDFATHER!"

TECHNOLOGY

SPORT

Chelsea closer to clinching English Premier League title with 3-1 win over Leicester City

 
Chelsea took another step towards winning the English Premier League title, as goals from Didier Drogba, John Terry and Ramires helped overturn a half-time deficit for a 3-1 triumph at in-form Leicester City.

Jose Mourinho's side can now secure the crown if they beat Crystal Palace on Sunday (local time) after overcoming a scare against a side, who looked far from relegation contenders on this evidence.

Leicester City, who had won its previous four matches, struck just before the break through Marc Albrighton and looked value for its lead until Chelsea raised its game in the second half.

The visitors opted to start with Petr Cech in goal with Thibaut Courtois not 100 per cent fit, while Diego Costa missed out with 37-year-old Drogba handed only his sixth league start of the season.

Leicester City was unchanged and not surprisingly, given its form, it started well in front of a passionate home crowd.

Jamie Vardy headed straight at Cech from Albrighton's cross before the former's snapshot from 25 yards just missed the target.

Esteban Cambiasso's intelligent long ball then found Leonardo Ulloa but the Argentine striker could not get a clean touch to take him through on goal.

Chelsea should have taken the lead though when Willian ran down the left and pulled the ball back for Drogba but his tame effort from 12 yards hit Marcin Wasilewski.

Leicester City was dealt a blow when midfielder Andy King, on his 300th appearance for the club, was forced off with an early knock and replaced by Matty James.

The hosts shortly afterwards suffered another injury with Robert Huth coming off after an innocuous challenge at a corner with Ritchie De Laet coming on to necessitate a switch to a flat back four.

Those disruptions destroyed Leicester City's early rhythm and Chelsea came closer to the opener with Drogba firing wide on the turn.

But Nigel Pearson's side shut out the danger and Danny Drinkwater's long ranger was the next chance, which went just over.

Leicester City might have taken the lead shortly afterwards as Albrighton's shot was deflected onto the post right footed by Paul Konchesky prompting a mass goalmouth scramble involving Cambiasso and Albrighton.

But it took the lead in stoppage time as James fed Vardy down the left and Cesar Azpilicueta slipped on the wet surface for Albrighton to slot in his first goal for Leicester City and first since 2012.

Chelsea, though, regrouped at half-time and was level within three minutes of the re-start.

Branislav Ivanovic cut in down the right and crossed for Drogba to finish in cool fashion and it prompted an emotional celebration at his first goal of 2015.

Drogba could have had a second as he twice went close, the first time blazing over and then firing over from a good position.

James's deflected shot raised the tempo for Leicester City but it was Chelsea who came into the match late as the hosts tired.

Ramires's deflected shot forced a 79th-minute Cesc Fabregas corner. Gary Cahill's back header was superbly saved by Kasper Schmeichel but Terry reacted quickest to scramble home his seventh goal of the season.

The match was over as a contest four minutes later as a Fabregas pull back was driven home with power by Ramires.

 ATP