UK Regulator: Apple and Google are the reason why innovation in mobile browsers is not working

UK Regulator: Apple and Google are the reason why innovation in mobile browsers is not working

The United Kingdom’s competition watchdog has concluded that Apple and Google are stifling innovation in the mobile browser market, with Apple’s policies bearing most of the blame according to a final report published Wednesday.The Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) independent inquiry group found that the mobile browser market is “not working well for consumers and…

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10 apps to help students find best-fit colleges

10 apps to help students find best-fit colleges

Susan Alaimo  |  Special to MyCentralJersey.com Students can put their screen time to great use in the college application process by using mobile apps to garner a wealth of information. U.S. News & World Report has recently identified some of these particularly helpful apps. BigFuture School app by College Board, free on iPhone and Android…

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6 buzzy gadget reveals from Mobile World Congress

Although it was first unveiled in January at Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event, Samsung’s latest Galaxy S25 phones — and particularly the Edge model, which Samsung deemed its thinnest yet — stole the spotlight. We still don’t know much about the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. Visitors at the MWC 2025 didn’t receive any information on it,…

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Researchers have uncovered a flaw in an iPhone app downloaded and enabled by default, warning it could be a national security threat

Frightening flaw found in iPhone app that’s downloaded by default ‘could be a national security threat’

Researchers have uncovered a flaw in an iPhone app downloaded and enabled by default, warning it could be a national security threat. A team from George Mason University in Virginia uncovered the issue in Apple’s Find My app network. The app helps users locate lost devices, AirTags and other third-party items. The attack, named ‘nRootTag’…

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Apple has 90 days to allow app sideloading in Brazil

Apple has 90 days to allow app sideloading in Brazil

The judge who issued today’s ruling said that “Apple has already complied with similar obligations in other countries without demonstrating significant impact or irreparable harm to its economic model,” Valor reports. Brazil’s investigation into Apple began with a complaint filed by Mercado Livre in 2022. In November, Brazil gave Apple 20 days to let developers…

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