In a note to developers last night, Apple confirmed it had updated its App Store guidelines for its US storefront after a scathing court ruling on Wednesday.
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While Apple reported decent quarterly results, its shares dropped as concerns about tariffs, court rulings and AI progress dominated.
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Pipit co-founder and CEO Ollie Walsh has been appointed president of Qenta as part of the acquisition.
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The neobank has made its crypto services available in Ireland, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Italy and Belgium, with plans to release it in the UK and US soon.
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Federal Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ruled yesterday that Apple had violated a court order and must open its App Store to third-party payments.
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In a turbulent month for tech shares, Meta’s share price rose by some 5pc yesterday on quarterly results that showed better than expected revenues.
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In the face of persistent transatlantic tensions, Microsoft is attempting to reassure European customers with a range of measures to support European ‘digital resilience’.
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The Galway native has more than 27 years of experience in the communications and software sectors.
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Google’s cloud revenues jumped by 28pc in Q1, a key focus for the company as its adtech and search empire comes under growing antitrust scrutiny.
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