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Apple can't stop court-ordered App Store payment changes — not yet, anyway. The Epic Games case is heading to the Supreme Court and the stakes couldn't be higher.
Deleting Signal from your iPhone doesn't protect your messages as much as you think. Law enforcement can still see them — here's how to actually lock down your notifications.
Earth AI got tired of waiting on slow contractors and decided to own the entire critical minerals search process. This is what happens when a startup stops outsourcing its bottlenecks.
Google Cloud crossed $20 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time, driven by AI demand. The catch? They left money on the table due to capacity constraints.
OnePlus has been folded into Realme, and this time it's not just a rumor. The merger covers global operations and China — there's no independence left.
The Musk v. Altman trial is already surfacing internal OpenAI documents nobody expected to go public. Emails, photos, and corporate records are rewriting the origin story of the world's most powerful AI lab.
SoftBank is building a company that uses robots and AI to construct data centers. And it's already eyeing a $100 billion IPO. No, that's not a typo.
Uber doesn't just want to drive you to the hotel anymore — it wants to book it too. The company just made its most ambitious move beyond ride-hailing yet.
Musk spent a second day testifying in his lawsuit against OpenAI — and his own tweet history became the prosecution's best weapon. Here's the breakdown.
Google Pay and PhonePe own 80% of India's UPI payments market. Now Amazon and Meta are taking the fight to regulators.