Apple allows devs to promote subscriptions on the web with a 27% cut
Apple updated its developer guidelines today to allow U.S-based developers to link out to the web to inform users about other ways to subscribe to a service without using in-app purchases. This followed the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision not to hear appeals from both Apple and Epic Games on Tuesday.
Read moreHashtag Trending Jan.17- Microsoft opens copilot to companies of size; Increased visits to piracy sites; Open source and online hacking tools fueling supply chain attacks
Microsoft drops the requirement for having 300 users or more and opens co-pilot to companies of any size, there’s a huge increase in visits to “piracy sites”, Open source code and online hacking tools are fueling growth in supply chain attacks and Apple is now number 1 in smartphone sales.
Read moreAleph Farms’ cultivated beef process receives blessing from Israeli government
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Read moreN26 launches stock and ETF trading to complement its banking offering
Berlin-based banking startup N26 is rolling out a new stock and ETF trading feature starting with Austria as the first market. This product launch marks a renewed focus on the startup’s core markets with a larger portfolio of banking products in those countries. Like many challenger banks, N26 started with
Read moreVodafone and Microsoft Forge 10-Year Partnership for AI and Digital Transformation
Vodafone and Microsoft Corp. unveiled a comprehensive 10-year strategic partnership aimed at leveraging their strengths in providing scaled digital platforms to over 300 million businesses, public sector organizations, and consumers across Europe and Africa. This collaboration will involve transforming Vodafone’s customer experience using Microsoft’s generative AI, expanding Vodafone’s leading managed
Read moreIndia puts tech firms on notice over deepfakes inaction
India has warned tech companies that it is prepared to impose bans if they fail to take active measures against deepfake videos, a senior government minister said, on the heels of warning by a well-known personality over a deepfake advertisement using his likeness to endorse a gaming app. The stern
Read moreSierra Space joins defense primes in landing massive military satellite contract
Sierra Space is joining Rocket Lab as a current or formerly VC-backed space company to land a major satellite deal with the military. © 2023 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
Read moreSamsung’s Galaxy S24 unveil: How to watch and what to expect
I can’t recall if there was ever a true lull in the weeks between CES and MWC, or whether this is the sort of thing we tell ourselves to cushion the blow of a hardware season that now spans 11.5 months of the year. Whatever the case, the days of
Read moreRogers, Bell most complained-about provider, issues rising across the board: CCTS study
The Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS) accepted over 14,000 complaints about phone, internet, and TV services in Canada in 2022-2023, the CCTS’ annual report, found. This marks a 14 per cent increase from the CCTS’ last yearly report. These complaints included increases in issues about quality of service, roaming
Read moreHow the EU’s DMA is changing Big Tech: all of the news and updates
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge The broad legislation is already forcing some major shifts in the tech industry. Big tech companies will have to comply with the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) in early March, and the broad legislation is already forcing some major changes. The law, which
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