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Apple eases App Store rules under court pressure
Update came after judge accused company of defying order to loosen grip on App Store payment system
May 03, 2025
May 03, 2025
Update came after judge accused company of defying order to loosen grip on App Store payment system
Plaintiffs counter that AI companies unlawfully copy their work to generate competing content that threatens their livelihoods
MAG is bringing luxury properties like The Ritz-Carlton Residences and Keturah Reserve onto the blockchain.
Though not directly cited by Microsoft, President Trump’s tariffs have cast a shadow over the gaming industry
Authorities launched a "wide-ranging" security operation last week, targeting homes involved in illegal cryptocurrency mining
USD1's circulating value hit $2.1 billion on Wednesday, becoming one of the fastest-growing stablecoins, though its major holders remain unknown
One of their songs has even secured a place in the prestigious Billboard Global 200, an international music chart
Company allayed worries about suffering due to high tariff policies, offered positive outlook for ongoing quarter
China is investing heavily in its space program to become a major celestial power
Firm expects improved earnings in the second half of the year
Zuckerberg says the app is “designed to be your personal AI,” primarily accessed through personalized voice interactions
The $10 billion project aims to launch 3,200 satellites into low Earth orbit, targeting a rollout later this year
Apple shipped $2B worth of iPhones from India to the US in March, setting records for Tata and Foxconn
Alphabet shares rose more than three percent in after-market trades following the earnings release
South Korea says DeepSeek AI Co Ltd transferred personal data to firms in China and the U.S. without user consent during its January launch
Fines being seen as a development that could stoke tensions between the EU and U.S
EU fines Apple €500m for restricting cheaper deals outside its App Store and Meta €200m for data privacy breaches on Facebook and Instagram
At 3,000°F, the planet’s surface has likely turned to molten rock, forming a mineral tail in deep space
Move mirrors a feature once deployed at Twitter to thwart imposters
Digital rights advocates warn AI hallucinations make it risky for precision tasks like immigration enforcement