Category: APPS

This week, we're focused on rounding up the news from the U.S. antitrust investigation into Apple, as it pertains to apps, the App Store and developers. ( read original story ...)

Public health authorities have already created apps in 16 countries and regions using tools Google developed with Apple, Google says. ( read original story ...)

WHATSAPP users on Android have not had the same experience as their iPhone-owning counterparts. But it looks like the immensely-popular chat app is looking to even the playing field with a forthcoming ... ( read original story ...)

WhatsApp is currently testing new features These include allowing users to use the same number on four different devices It also includes other enhancements meant to improve the app such as the ... ( read original story ...)

Apple offered Amazon lower App Store fees to convince it to launch its Prime Video app on the App Store and Apple TV, documents published by the ... ( read original story ...)

Telegram, the messaging app, has become the latest company to file a formal antitrust complaint to the EU over Apple’s App Store. In a complaint to EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager, Telegram, ... ( read original story ...)

WHATSAPP users on Android have not had the same experience as their iPhone-owning counterparts over the last few months. But it looks like the immensely-popular chat app is looking to even the playing ... ( read original story ...)

Some lawmakers have asked whether it’s a good idea for three of the world's most popular social media apps to be owned by the same corporation. ( read original story ...)

Best of all, it’s totally free—even for iPhone owners. Free and refreshingly straightforward ... and OneDrive; note-taking apps like OneNote and Evernote; and more esoteric options such as FTP servers ... ( read original story ...)

OneNote's biggest competitor is Evernote, another note-taking app. As PCMag points out in its OneNote review, though, you have to pay for Evernote to really make the most of it, whereas the free ... ( read original story ...)

Cook will "make no concession on the facts" and plans to dispute claims that Apple is anti-competitive. Apple's App Store, Cook says has opened the "gate wider" for developers. "After beginning with ... ( read original story ...)

WhatsApp dominates the secure messaging landscape—no-one has done more to bring end-to-end encryption to the masses, and its 2 billion users are materially safer for it. But new updates from Apple and ... ( read original story ...)