Apple facing full trial over anti-competitive App Store practices claim
Apple could face a full trial in the UK over allegations it breached competition law by overcharging people for apps on its App Store after the tech giant’s attempt to have a legal claim dismissed was
Tech company to gift Bayraktar drones to Ukraine after millions raised by public
A Turkish technology company said it will give free drones to Ukraine after learning of a grassroots campaign which raised 20 million US dollars (£16.3 million) to buy them. The Serhiy Prytula Foundation was set to
‘Worrying rise’ in crypto scams claiming to be celebrity-endorsed seen by bank
A “worrying” surge in reports about cryptocurrency scams which falsely claim to be endorsed by celebrities is being seen by a major bank. On average, people lost £11,872 to this type of scam in the first
Parents’ online habits can sway digital experiences of children, report says
Children whose parents are more aware of their online behaviour and experiences get more positives out of using technology, according to the new report. A year-long study by online safety group Internet Matters into the impact
Free Wordle Might be Going Away Following NYT Purchase
Popular online game Wordle has been bought from its creator by The New York Times Company, and the paper has hinted it may not be free to play in future. Software engineer Josh Wardle has said
Joe Rogan pledges to ‘balance’ podcast after Covid misinformation controversy
Podcast host Joe Rogan has said he will try to “balance out” the opinions expressed on his show following controversy around it spreading misinformation about Covid-19. In a video posted to Instagram, Mr Rogan said he
Dumping Spotify? Where Can You go?
While Spotify is definitely the most popular music streaming service in the Irish market, it is not the only show in town. There are a lot of different music services that are available, though many might
