The European Union has signed a €10.6 billion contract with a consortium to develop a domestic rival to Elon Musk's Starlink by 2030.
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Samsung may not hike the prices of its upcoming Galaxy S25 series in Europe, but the same may not be said for South Korea and the USA.
TikTok has announced a range of improved security features as it plans to block under 13 users from signing up and also prevent under 18 users from using beauty filters.
YouTube has started to notify early adopters of Premium services that they will now have to pay equally as others.
The European Commission is investigating Corning's alleged anti-competitive practices and exclusive supply agreements with OEMs.
Samsung Galaxy Watch7 and Watch7 Ultra users are facing random vibrations on their smartwatches, and awaiting a fix since July.
Following the DMA antitrust legislation in the EU, Apple now lets EU users delete the App Store and install the one they like.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is expanding into Europe by creating more fabrication units for AI and automotive sectors, while also trying to respond to geopolitical tensions.
Microsoft is investing €4.3 billion in Italy to build AI-related infrastructure and data centers in the region.
Music streaming services are raising their subscription fees in the EU, but a European consumer advocacy group believes App Store policies are to blame.
Apple has been working to bring third-party app stores to the iPad to comply with the European Union's Digital Markets Act, and these will be available on iPadOS 18 starting September 16.
President Ursula von der Leyen emphasizes the importance of safe and trustworthy AI, as Europe strives to lead innovation with its new AI factories accessible to various sectors.
After months of waiting, the ChatGPT macOS app has finally added the "Memory" feature for European and Korean users. This feature lets you get chat results based on your specific preferences.
While Apple has made some drastic changes to its ecosystem to comply with DMA rules, the company allegedly still fails to meet some requirements.
Samsung has started rolling out the One UI 6.1.1 update for the Galaxy S24 series in Korea and has also revealed the schedule for the US and Europe rollout.
Google will soon roll out body temperature support to the Pixel Thermometer app on Pixel devices in Europe.
A piece of fresh information about the European pricing of the upcoming OnePlus Buds Pro 3 suggests that the earbuds will come at a higher price compared to the previous-gen Buds Pro 2
Leaks about the upcoming Google Pixel 9 series have been popping up and now a fresh leak gives us a peek into the European pricing and color options of the Pixel 9 series and Pixel 9 Pro Fold.
The developers of the popular retro-game emulator Delta have finally released an iPad version. It is now fully optimized for Apple's tablets, and it also brings several exclusive features.
If the latest leak is believed, the European pricing of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Ring is much higher than the most popular smart ring in the market, the Oura Ring, which starts at $299 in the US.
The latest leak of an Amazon page listing of the Samsung Galaxy Watch FE shows off the alleged pricing of the smartwatch in Europe, and by the looks of it, the smartwatch isn't too expensive.
Vodafone has announced that the world's biggest subsea cable, 2Africa, is now connected to the UK via Cornwall in the south of the country. The cable links Europe, Africa, and South Asia.
Microsoft could pay out millions of euros to the European cloud provider association, CISPE, for the latter to drop an antitrust case and not file any complaints against it anywhere else in the world.
After multiple rounds of leaks and rumors, it seems like the Samsung Galaxy Watch FE is indeed coming, as the official support pages of the affordable smartwatch have gone live in multiple regions.
The instant messaging platform Telegram is the latest to come under the microscope of the European Union, with it facing an investigation into its compliance with the Digital Services Act.
Google is bullish on its investment in data centers in the Netherlands as the company is investing €600 million to build a third one in the European country with a huge focus on sustainability.
Vodafone has found that Europeans are now more interested in buying refurbished smartphones than before. The main reason for making these purchases is the lower cost of the devices.
Apple has overtaken Samsung in phone shipments in Europe, according to the analyst firm Canalys. The iPhone maker tends to do well in the fourth quarter each year but this is the first time it leads.
An unconfirmed report claims that a number of large retailers in Europe are no longer stocking any physical Xbox game disks due to the reported slow sales of those items in that part of the world.
The Dutch Data Protection Authority has charged a $10.8 million fine on Uber for infringing data privacy regulations. It suggests that users are unaware of how their data is being used and shared.
Google has announced some of its plans to comply with the European Union's Digital Markets Act. One of them will be new search and browser choice screens for people who are setting up Android phones.
Vodafone is joining hands with Microsoft to harness the power of AI, Cloud and other digital services in an attempt to "transform the customer experience" across Europe, the UK, and Africa.
Meta's competitor to X (nee. Twitter), Threads, has now launched in Europe, after being initially delayed due to the introduction of the Digital Markets Act across its member states.
Vodafone engineers have done some tests in the upper 6 GHz spectrum band to show that it could help mobile networks avoid a capacity crunch in just five or so years as more devices connect.
The NVIDIA GeForce Now PC cloud gaming service is raising prices for all of its subscription plans in Canada and Europe starting on November 1. Prices will remain the same in the US.
A new report claims Meta will charge its users in the EU $14 a month to get an ad-free version of the social network, and a $17 a month fee for ad-free access to Instagram and Facebook.
The Norwegian Consumer Council has reported developments in its favor regarding the complaints filed in 2020 about surveillance-based advertising by the dating app, Grindr, which must now pay a fine.
The limited availability YouTube Premium Lite tier is going away for customers in some European countries. For a reduced price, it offered an ad-free YouTube experience but not the other features.
Chinese hacking group Storm-0558 accessed US and Western Europe government email accounts, targeting agencies, think tanks, and NGOs. Microsoft identified and notified affected organizations.
The European Commission has named the Big Tech companies that will be considered gatekeepers under the Digital Markets Act. They will be subject to rules to ensure they don't trample competition.
