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Google I/O, Google’s Biggest developer conference of the year, is nearly upon us. Scheduled for May 20 to 21 at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, !/O will showcase product announcements from across Google’s portfolio.TechCrunch reported.
Late Friday, Epic Games sent a letter to U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers accusing Apple of refusing to consider its Fortnite submission, calling it “Apple’s latest attempt to circumvent this Court’s Injunction and this Court’s authority.” 9To5Mac reported. As reported by Mark Gurman, Epic’s Fortnite submission is Apple’s latest attempt to circumvent this Court’s injunction and this Court’s authority.
Fortnite maker Epic Games announced that Apple has blocked the game’s return to iOS. Following the rejection, Fortnite is no longer available on iPhones and iPads even in the European Union, where it had previously been available to download trough the Epic Games Store, The Verge reported. “Apple has blocked our Fortnite submission so we cannot release to the US
Alphabet’s Waymo is recalling more than 1,200 self-driving vehicles to update software and address risks of collisions with chains, gates, and other roadway barriers after U.S. auto safety investigators opened a probe last year. Reuters reported. The recall affects 1,212 Waymo vehicles operating on the company’s fifth-generation automated driving system software, the company said. Waymo has over 1,500 vehicles on
Apple today announced new accessibility features coming later this year, including the Accessibility Nutrition Labels, which will provide more detailed information for apps and games on the App Store. Users who are blind or have low vision can explore, learn, and interact using the new Magnifier app for Mac; take notes and perform calculations with the new Braille Access feature;
The U.S. and China on Monday agreed to temporarily suspend most tariffs on each other’s goods in a move that shows a major thawing of trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies, CNBC reported. The trade agreement means that “reciprocal” tariffs between both countries will be cut from 125% to 10%. The U.S’ 20% duties on Chinese imports relating
Google will pay the state of Texas $1.375 billion to resolve two privacy lawsuits claiming the tech giant tracks Texans’ personal location and maintains their facial recognition data, both without there consent, Bloomberg Law reported. Google announced the settlement Friday, ending yearslong battles with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over the state’s strict laws on user data. “This settles a