A bill introduced by the US House would prohibit Apple and Google from preinstalling their own apps, in an effort to reign in Big Tech.
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Google Rolling Out End-to-End Encryption in Messages
At long last, Google is rolling out end-to-end encryption (E2EE) in its Android Messages app.
Qualcomm Wants to Buy a Stake in Arm
Qualcomm has expressed interest in buying a stake in chipmaker Arm Holdings, should the NVIDIA deal fall through.
APAC Region Accounts for 60% of Mobile Gaming Revenue
According to new research, the APAC (Asia-Pacific) region accounted for the lion’s share of the mobile gaming market, coming in at 60%.
New York Senate Passes Right to Repair Bill
The New York Senate has become the first state to pass a Right to Repair bill, a big win for consumers.
Intel Considering a Purchase of Chipmaker SiFive
Intel is looking at possibly purchasing chipmaker SiFive, as it looks to compete with Arm Holdings.
Dark Sky Weather App Shutting Down at End of 2022
Popular weather app Dark Sky is shutting down at the end of 2022, following Apple’s purchase of the app in 2020.
Firefox Update Brings Fresh New Look, Improved Experience
Mozilla has announced the latest version of Firefox, sporting a new look and improved user experience.
Huawei Releases New Devices Running HarmonyOS
Huawei has released a range of new devices powered by the company’s HarmonyOS, as it tries to move beyond Google and US sanctions.
Kuo: Apple’s First Foldable iPhone Expected in 2023
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has weighed in on Apple’s foldable iPhone plans, saying the company will introduce one in 2023.