Apple is using a new study to argue the EU’s Digital Markets Act has failed to deliver promised price reductions. The research found most developers kept savings from lower commissions rather than passing them to consumers. This challenges a fundamental premise of the EU’s antitrust push against tec
Major Midwest utility Evergy is rolling out Kigen’s secure eSIM OS and eIM solution across its grid infrastructure. The move aims to strengthen reliability through dynamic provisioning and automated network failover. This could set a new standard for how utilities manage connectivity at scale.
Rockstar Games faces a legal challenge from the UK’s Independent Workers’ Union after firing dozens of staff. The union claims it’s union busting, while Rockstar maintains it was gross misconduct. This comes as workers were organizing ahead of GTA 6’s release.
Google is taking legal action against the cybercriminals behind the Lighthouse phishing-as-a-service kit. The operation has harmed over one million people across 120 countries through sophisticated SMS scams.
IBM’s chief scientist Ruchir Puri says new software engineers should stop chasing only Google and Microsoft. He argues that companies like John Deere offer meaningful work transforming entire industries with AI. This comes as IBM plans both hiring increases and thousands of layoffs.
Sony revealed its first official PlayStation-branded gaming monitor during State of Play. The 27-inch display features a clever built-in charging hook for DualSense controllers. It’s scheduled to launch in 2026 with 240Hz refresh rate for PC gaming.
Google is taking legal action against a Chinese criminal group operating the Lighthouse phishing platform. The service created over 107 fake Google login pages and compromised millions of credit cards. One scheme alone generated 200,000 fake websites that received 50,000 daily visits.
Google Maps on Android Auto has become increasingly unstable, with recent updates causing display issues that obscure traffic information. The problems highlight deeper concerns about Google’s approach to automotive interfaces.
Sony’s new PlayStation-branded monitor features 2560×1440 resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, and a dedicated charging hook for DualSense controllers. It’s scheduled to launch in 2026 across the U.S. and Japan, though pricing remains unknown.
The Chinese government is reportedly intervening in how SMIC allocates its chip production, prioritizing Huawei amid ongoing US export restrictions. This represents a significant escalation in the tech cold war between the two superpowers.
