After adamantly opposing the “sideloading” of alternative app stores onto the iPhone, Apple is reportedly looking to permit them with iOS 17, which will be released next year, in order to comply with European legislation. According to the Bloomberg story, Apple is considering making its camera and NFC (Near Field …
Read More »Newspaper app Flipboard introduces a new notes feature that supports original material
Flipboard, a magazine reading software, is the newest player in the fight to shift some of the online conversations happening on Twitter to its own platform. Flipboard’s curators will be able to put original content into their magazine in order to interact with their users, the business stated today. The …
Read More »EU confirms draft decision on replacement US data transfer pact
By announcing a draft decision on U.S. sufficiency, the European Commission has opened the door for the adoption of a new EU-U.S. data transfer agreement the following year. You can obtain the draft adequacy decision for the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF) from this page. The EU executive body and …
Read More »In France, Germany, Ireland, and the UK, Apple’s iPhone 14 Emergency SOS via satellite feature is currently operational
After initially debuting the iPhone 14 Emergency SOS satellite feature in the United States and Canada last month, Apple has now expanded it to France, Germany, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. Users can communicate with emergency services through messaging when not within range of cellular and Wi-Fi networks thanks to …
Read More »Dataiku, an AI and analytics platform, raises $200 million at a lower price
The most recent well-funded business to experience macroeconomic difficulties is Dataiku, which raised fresh funding at a substantially lower valuation. In a Series F round led by Wellington Management, the firm raised $200 million today, valuing the company at $3.7 billion as opposed to Dataiku’s $4.6 billion estimate from August …
Read More »A new Blue Origin kids’ space show stars Michael Strahan and Jeff Bezos
The “Blue Origins Space Rangers” animated space adventure series will be produced by the Jeff Bezos-led company Blue Origin, according to a press release from production companies Genius Brands and SMAC Productions. There is no definite date for the premiere. Bezos, who established his space tourism company Blue Origin in …
Read More »Numerous Android and iPhones were monitored by the Xnspy stalkerware
Tens of thousands of iPhones and Android devices, the most of whose owners are unaware that their data has been compromised, have had data taken by the little-known phone surveillance program Xnspy. Xnspy is one of many “stalkerware” apps that are marketed for spying on a spouse or domestic partner’s …
Read More »Over $20 million is raised by Nillion to create new web3 infrastructure
The web3 startup Nillion, which aims to create a decentralized network that is not based on a blockchain, closed an oversubscribed round of more than $20 million, the firm exclusively revealed to TechCrunch. According to Andrew Yeoh, the company’s founding chief marketing officer, “Nillion is a deep technical infrastructure project.” …
Read More »Coupa is acquired by Thoma Bravo for $8B amid activist demands to wait for a greater price
We paid attention when it was reported last week that activist investors were urging Coupa Software to not sell for less than $95 a share. Investors rarely write to a company requesting a delay in a sale, as is the custom. Usually, the reverse is true. However, the business declared …
Read More »According to Twitter, it is no longer preventing any COVID-19 misinformation
On November 23, Twitter declared that it would no longer enforce its COVID-19 misinformation policy and would not take any action against any tweets that did so. Due to the inherent health dangers, the site has previously taken a strong anti-misinformation stance. However, under new guidance from Elon Musk, Twitter …
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