Tiktok is back on Apple and Google American applications stories after President Trump said the technology giants are not fined if they reactivated it. They deleted the extremely popular video sharing application after the law entered into force on January 19 – the day before that Mr. Trump was inaugurated – forcing his Chinese owner … Read more
TikTok said it could go dark on Sunday in the United States after the Supreme Court ruled against its attempt to avoid a ban that could shut down the app. THE impending ban is the end result of legislation passed in 2024 on national security grounds, which called for ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company, to sell … Read more
Flexible inkjet printed e-textile – Credit: Marzia Dulal Wearable electronic textiles can be both durable and biodegradable, according to a new study. A research team led by the University of Southampton and UWE Bristol in the UK has tested a new sustainable approach for fully inkjet-printed, eco-friendly e-textiles. Appointed SOFT— for smart, wearable and environmentally … Read more
An investment vehicle founded by one of Britain’s biggest venture capitalists is in advanced talks to buy a portfolio of stakes in some of the country’s most promising technology companies. Sky News has learned that Lexham Partners, set up this year by Dominic Perks, is close to a deal to acquire stakes in companies including … Read more
Microsoft said it began “rolling out a fix” after users reported issues with Outlook and Teams. The tech giant said Monday that users were impacted due to a “recent change” to its Exchange Online program. The issue meant users struggled to send or upload email attachments when using Outlook, were unable to connect to the … Read more
Google must sell its Chrome browser to restore competition in the online search market, US prosecutors have argued. The proposed separation was outlined in a 23-page document filed by the U.S. Department of Justice. It also calls on lawmakers to impose restrictions intended to prevent its Android smartphone software from favoring its own search engine. … Read more
Consumer rights group Which? is suing Apple for £3 billion over the way it rolls out iCloud. If the trial is successful, around 40 million Apple customers in the UK may be entitled to payment. The lawsuit claims that Apple, which controls the iOS operating systems, broke UK competition law by giving preferential treatment to … Read more