Qualcomm Owes Apple $1 Billion, Judge Rules–but It’s Not That Simple
While the two-year legal battle between Apple and Qualcomm is far from over, we’re starting to inch toward some kind of resolution.
Category: Corporations
After six years, Google is shutting down Spotlight Stories, its in-house immersive entertainment studio. What exactly was Spotlight Stories, you ask? Fair question. Unless you’re an avid… Read More
Slowly but surely, it appears that Facebook is getting its “family of apps” back online. The consequences of the longest outage in the company’s history, however, remain… Read More
Apple likes to tout its smartwatch’s heart-tracking features as being able to potentially save a user’s life one day. But a man in Nimbin, New South Wales,… Read More
Amazon has pulled two books peddling pseudoscientific “autism cures” that promote giving children potentially toxic chemical baths and medication for mercury poisoning. Read More
Report: Man Arrested for Threatening Google Didn’t Know His Wife Deleted His YouTube Account
A YouTuber arrested on Sunday by Mountain View, California police for suspicion of threatening Google drove all the way from Waterville, Maine to confront staff for allegedly…
“Don’t read the comments” has become a common maxim among anyone who has spent any meaningful time online–it means that, if you go sifting through online comments,… Read More
E-commerce giant Amazon has long been reported to be an unpleasant place to hold down a job. Article after article has relayed claims of an ultra-competitive workplace… Read More
Facebook removed advertisements by Senator Elizabeth Warren calling for the breakup of Facebook and other American big tech companies, a newly major issue for Warren’s 2020 presidential… Read More
For those of us attached to our phones or laptops during all hours of the day, Dark Mode offers a welcome alternative to the searing whiteness that… Read More