Google Counters DOJ's Breakup Plans with Unbundling Android Apps Proposal
Google responds to DOJ's antitrust lawsuit with a counteroffer, proposing to unbundle Android apps and reform search distribution contracts to address monopoly concerns.
Viral Slide-Out MagSafe Gamepad Finds Home at OhSnap, Set to Revolutionize Mobile Gaming
OhSnap partners with 19-year-old Josh King to turn his viral 3D-printed gamepad into a sleek, slide-out MagSafe attachment for phones, promising a new era in mobile gaming.
NSO Group Held Liable for Pegasus Spyware Attacks on 1,400 WhatsApp Users
WhatsApp wins lawsuit against NSO Group, maker of Pegasus spyware, over attacks on 1,400 devices, including those of journalists, activists, and politicians.
Andreessen's AI Regulation Claims Dismissed as 'Conspiracy Theory' by OpenAI CEO
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman refutes Marc Andreessen's claims of Biden administration's alleged plan to control AI through regulations, sparking debate on AI governance.
Canoo Electric Van Startup Imposes Mandatory Unpaid Break on Remaining Employees
Struggling electric van startup Canoo places remaining employees on unpaid break through end of year, citing funding issues.
Qualcomm Wins Legal Battle Over Arm Chip Licensing, But Case Isn't Over Yet
A federal jury in Delaware rules in favor of Qualcomm, but the case can still be retried as the jury couldn't determine if Nuvia breached its agreement with Arm.
US Charges Alleged LockBit Ransomware Developer, Seeks Extradition from Israel
The US government has charged a dual Russian and Israeli national with building and maintaining LockBit's malware code, receiving over $230,000 in cryptocurrency, as authorities continue to hunt for the group's alleged ringleader.
Swizzle Ventures Raises $5 Million for Fund I, Focuses on Women-Centric Startups
New venture fund Swizzle Ventures, founded by Jessica Kamada, raises $5 million for its Fund I, targeting early-stage startups addressing women's concerns in caretaking, health, and finances.
PearAI Survives Online Backlash, Raises $1.25 Million in Seed Funding
PearAI, a Y Combinator-backed startup, overcomes initial controversy to secure $1.25 million in seed funding for its AI coding framework.