Apple’s antitrust mess keeps getting worse, with today’s Apple Pay announcement as the latest example. It is currently under attack from so many sides in so many different countries, that the company spends most of its PR time trying to defend its position – although legislation will eventually force them to adjust.
A family from Tennessee received an unexpected notification telling them that their AirTag had been found. Jennifer Gaston’s daughter, aged 13, received an alert from her iPhone saying that an AirTag was with them while she was walking towards her car.
Company Xiaomi has decided to discontinue support for three budget-class smartphones announced during 2019.
Ah, foldables. For more than a decade, the dream of a folding smartphone screen has existed. It seemed like the future. This all changed just a few years ago and Samsung is now on its third generation of folding smartphones. According to the story, there has been many improvements. Perhaps this is why we are finally seeing the folding revolution.
Steam’s new Going rogue sales is set to challenge your definition of a “roguelike” or a “roguelite”. But that’s okay, because you still get some great deals.
After being fined 10 times by a Dutch watchdog group, Apple is still under fire for its actions regarding App Store policies relating to dating apps, with the Netherlands Authority for Consumers & Markets (ACM) saying they are “insufficient.” The ACM says it will need up to several weeks to see what actions it will take next.
Apex Legends‘ next season, “Saviors,” will double down on the Storm Point map that the hero battle royale introduced just six months earlier, adding a beached kaiju as a new point of interest, and letting everyone fight it out in, on, and around the beast’s carcass.
Warren Buffett shared information about a large Apple stock buy his company made recently at the Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting. Buffett stated that he will continue to buy as much AAPL stock as possible, provided the price is right.
The metaverse is back. Coke is releasing Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Byte, a new limited-edition “pixel-flavored soda” that was “born in the metaverse,” for sale on Monday, May 2. Coca-Cola will start sales of Byte at 12 p.m. EDT through its Creations website, and says that less than 25,000 twin packs will be made available.
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The Spanish prime minister’s iPhone was infected by NSO’s Pegasus spyware, says the government. Margarita Robles, Defense Minister was also infected by NSO’s Pegasus spyware. This attack is the latest among a series of highly publicized Pegasus attacks that have been revealed in the past few weeks.
After adding support for Apple TV+ back in 2019, Roku is expanding the availability of Apple services with the addition of Apple Music. Today, the streaming company revealed that Apple Music is available now on Roku devices. This includes streaming devices and premium audio devices.
At the end of last month, we published a large list of Samsung smartphones for which the function of expanding the amount of RAM became available. Now it's time to update the material.
Square Enix announced on Monday that it is selling Western studios Eidos and Crystal Dynamics to Embracer Group. The deal will also give Embracer Group ownership of more than 630 back-catalog games from Square Enix’s library. It will affect [************************************************************] employees across three studios. The $300 million deal will give Embracer Group ownership of more than 50 back-catalog games from Square Enix’s library and will affect 1,100 employees across three studios.
About another fact of looting of the "second army of the world" told CNN, referring to an unnamed (for his safety) source of information located in the temporarily occupied Melitopol and familiar with the details of history. The occupiers seized a total of 27 units of the company's agricultural machinery John Deere, which was taken out of the territory of the dealer center "Agrotek ". Its cost is estimated at more than 5 million dollars (one combine John Deere can cost $300,000). Unfortunately for the marauders, all the technology was state-of-the-art and remotely locked, just like we lock a stolen smartphone or laptop.
