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The PlayStation Vita continues to hold a dominant position in the gaming market, with its distribution network reaching new heights. Through strategic partnerships and innovative marketing campaigns, Sony has ensured that the Vita remains a popular choice among gamers worldwide.
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki issued a strong warning to OpenAI, stating that the organization’s decision to train its models on YouTube videos violates the platform’s rules.
Increased transparency
One of the key revisions involves increasing transparency for developers. Apple will now be required to provide more information about the App Store review process and the reasons behind app rejections.
The recent rollout of Rich Communication Services (RCS) support for iPhone devices may be directly tied to new regulations set forth by the Chinese government. This development indicates a significant shift in the global messaging landscape, especially for iPhone users in China and beyond.
In a surprising move, global tech giant Apple has announced that it will disable web apps on its iPhones within the European Union (EU). The company stated that this decision was made due to the immense difficulty it faces in meeting the region’s regulations.
In a recent interview, Google CEO, Sundar Pichai, made a surprising revelation regarding the number of phones one needs in order to rule the world. While many may assume that having multiple phones would be essential for someone in such a position, Pichai had a different perspective to offer.
In a significant victory for tech giants Apple and Microsoft, the European Union (EU) has granted exemptions for iMessage and Bing, respective messaging and search services offered by the two companies. The exclusions come as a result of Apple and Microsoft successfully demonstrating that their services comply with the EU’s stringent privacy and antitrust regulations.
Leading developers are up in arms over Apple’s recent changes to its App Store rules, sparking a wave of protests and calls for reform. The tech giant’s decision to tighten its grip on the app distribution process has left many developers feeling frustrated and stifled.
In a recent meeting with investors, Spotify CEO Daniel Ek did not hold back from expressing his views on Apple’s App Store and its new Digital Markets Act (DMA) rules. Ek labeled the rules as a “farce,” claiming that they solely serve Apple’s best interests and hinder fair competition.
In a recent move by Apple, the tech giant has introduced new rules pertaining to web browsing on its iOS platform. However, this decision has not been well received by companies like Google and Mozilla, which have expressed their disapproval of the updated guidelines.
