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Longtime Slashdot reader SonicSpike shares an op-ed from Reason, written by Sen. Rand Paul: In America, we do not punish businesses for their success. We certainly do not punish businesses because their competitors are struggling to keep pace. Sadly, t… Continue reading ‘The DOJ’s Assault On Apple Will Harm Consumers’
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: Apple’s practice of leveraging ideas from its third-party developer community to become new iOS and Mac features and apps has a hefty price tag, a new report indicates. Ahead of its fall release, you… Continue reading iOS 18 Could ‘Sherlock’ $400 Million In App Revenue
Apple today released the first public betas of iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia, none of which include any Apple Intelligence features.
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Opera announced a beta version of its mobile browser for iPhone and iPad that’s been reimagined with the Opera One look and feel.
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The European Commission is closing its investigation into Apple’s mobile wallet technology as Apple accepted to open up access to the iPhone’s tap-to-pay tech to competitors in the EU.
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Google is finally adding a speedometer and speed limits to the Google Maps app for iOS and CarPlay, two things Android users have been enjoying for years.
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After two rejections, Apple has approved the Epic Games Store for iOS in the European Union. “This paves the way for Epic CEO Tim Sweeney to realize his long-stated goal of launching an alternative game store on Apple’s closed platform — at least in E… Continue reading Apple Approves Epic Games Store App For iOS
Apple quickly bowed to public pressure after Epic Games accused it of violating the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA) on Friday.
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Epic Games says Apple is violating its app store obligations under the EU’s Digital Markets Act after rejecting its Epic Game Store for iOS twice.
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Vivaldi issued major updates to its mobile web browser on Android, iPhone, and iPad, bringing the version number to 6.8 and adding several new features on each platform.
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