The messaging app that competes with Facebook Messenger, iMessage and Snapchat said that it is working on new features for the months ahead.
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CEO Tim Sweeney said Epic’s mobile games will be leaving the Samsung Galaxy Store in protest at their new policy of ‘blocking sideloading by default’.
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The majority of the plant’s workforce will remain employed until early 2028 as the company winds down operations.
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The digital bank said there will be no changes for UK customers as it enters into a ‘mobilisation’ period.
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The iPhone maker could be fined up to 10pc of its global turnover if it is found to be in breach of Spanish and EU competition laws following the investigation.
Read more: Apple under investigation in Spain for App Store rules
However, YouTube’s advertising revenue miss is a ‘lagging indicator of social video’s growth’ according to Forrester analyst Nikhil Lai.
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A spokesperson told SiliconRepublic.com that the company is ‘excited to continue experimenting with this new commerce opportunity’.
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After four years of back and forth, Anthony Chavez of Google said that the company has stopped trying to deprecate cookies and is working on a new approach.
Read more: Google ends plan to ban third-party cookies on Chrome
One source told CNBC that antitrust and investor concerns contributed to Wiz’s decision to walk away from the massive deal.
Read more: Wiz walks from Google’s $23bn acquisition bid to pursue IPO