Google sued in U.K. for overcharging users
Google systematically breaks the law and overcharges millions of UK users for apps and other purchases made on Google Play
Facebook beats revenue expectations but warns for growth slowdown
Facebook said it expects Apple’s recent update of the iOS software for iPhones to have a negative impact on advertising
Apple: Slow progress in diversifying its workforce
Apple has provided new data suggesting that internal initiatives are slowly increasing the diversity of its workforce. However, it seems
German authority investigating Apple’s dominance
Germany’s antitrust authority has launched an investigation into whether Apple was exploiting its market dominance. The authority has earlier announced similar
Facebook opening offices offering flex options
Facebook plans to open all its US offices by October but they would be re-opened at 50% capacity already in
Apple investing more on video conferencing and improving privacy
Apple is boosting its capacity for video calls to better compete with Zoom and Microsoft’s Teams by allowing Android devices
Smartphone sales up after pandemic dip
Global sales of smartphones recovered in the first quarter of 2021 after a steep decline last year. Sales to end
Apple staff back at office in September
As vaccination campaigns slowly calms down the pandemic, companies are asking staff to gradually return to office work. The latest
Parler back on App Store but calling it “light version”
Conservative social media app Parler is now back on Apple’s App Store. It was removed from the store in connection
Apple’s newly hired executive fired over sexist book
Apple parted ways with Antonio Garcia Martinez, a former Facebook executive who recently joined the iPhone maker, after his hiring