Apple prepares to crack open iOS' walled garden in Europe
Apple prepares to comply with Europe's Digital Markets Act, allowing third-party app stores and sideloading
Most Apple iPhones in the US are sold through carriers
Only a quarter of iPhones are sold directly by Apple in the US
Twitter relaunches $8 p/m Twitter Blue service, costs $11 p/m on iOS
The Apple tax is likely to blame
EU reveals final deadline for all new phones to feature USB-C, iPhone included
We'll definitely see a USB-C iPhone in the next 24 months
Tecno's flagship Phantom X2 Pro smartphone features a pop-out portrait lens
A pop-out portrait camera that promises natural bokeh
Apple lawsuit settlement lets devs charge up to $10,000 for an app
Or as little as $0.29
In context: Would you pay $10,000 for an app? Probably not, but the option for developers to charge that amount is being added by Apple. Cupertino says the change is to give devs more flexibility in how they price their apps globally, though it was actually one of the conditions of a class-action suit that Apple settled last year.
Meta is bringing face-scanning age identification tech to Facebook Dating
Moving beyond Instagram
Alienware teases the return of its 18-inch gaming laptop
The monstrous Alienware 18 is being revived
Nothing is talking with carriers to bring its smartphones to the US
Nothing wants to enter the US smartphone market
Android security defeated with stolen Platform certificates
Facepalm: Like any other modern operating system, Android's design employs a "privilege" based model. Such model is enforced by digital certificates, and it can become quite troublesome when the certificates are compromised somehow.
Apple's crash detection continues to trigger false positives, this time on the ski slopes
Latest version of iOS features crash detection optimizations
Palm and PalmPilot applications live on thanks to the Internet Archive
Recap: The Internet Archive is promoting a new trip down (tech) memory lane by bringing hundreds of Palm OS applications to the web for your emulation pleasure. Reliving the past of mobile computing forerunners has never been easier.
Gorilla Glass Victus 2 is designed to better survive drops on rough surfaces like concrete
Look for Victus 2 to show up in new smartphones in the coming months
New Kindle Scribe e-reader doubles as a note-taking device
If you're looking for a simple e-reader with writing and drawing capabilities, the Amazon's new Kindle Scribe will be good enough, although it is a little bit pricey.
Apple eyes Sony's advanced image sensor for iPhone 15
State-of-the-art Sony image sensor is reportedly destined for the next iPhone
Apple App Store Awards honor standout apps and games of 2022
What just happened? Apple has announced the winners of its annual App Store Awards, highlighting more than a dozen apps and games that it says inspired users to expand their imaginations and engage with friends, family and loved ones more deeply this year.
Elon Musk says he'll build his own smartphone if Apple and Google ban Twitter
Ideas for a name: Twittphone, The Musker, Elon's angry device
New EU legislation allows airlines to provide in-flight 5G connectivity
Airplane mode could soon be a thing of the past for European travelers
Nokia: The Story of the Once-Legendary Phone Maker
#ThrowBackThursday Most people who hear the word "Nokia" associate it with mobile phones, but there's a convoluted history to tell since the company's humble beginnings over 150 years ago and many reinventions.
The Best Chromebooks: Cloud-Oriented Laptops For Every Budget
Chromebooks are versatile laptop alternatives that come in a wealth of shapes, sizes, and prices. Use our guide to help you pick the best Chromebook, whatever your budget or needs.
Senators join calls for US TikTok ban as Biden administration considers deal
Will Oracle help TikTok keep operating in the US?
Epic Games accuses Google of paying Activision $360 million to stop rival app store, Activision denies claim
Google doesn't want other app stores on its "open" platform
