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Apple’s Third-Party Browser Restrictions Challenged by Dev Group
The Open Web Advocacy is a group created to challenge Apple's ban of third party browsers on iOS and encourage the adoption of web apps.
Amazon Devices February Round-up: Jaguar, Land Rover Get Alexa, Fire TV Updates, and More
Here are the top Amazon devices updates you should know for the month of February 2022.
iOS Safari Custom Dark Mode Hinted in WebKit Source Code
iOS Safari users may soon be able to use dark mode on specific websites.
Amazon Luna Cloud Gaming Expands to Everyone in the U.S.
Amazon Luna first rolled out in October 2020 by invitation only.
Sonos Roam SL Pre-Orders Debut in Canada for $199: No Mic, Cheaper Price
Sonos has unveiled its Sonos Roam SL portable speaker.
Netflix Defies Russia, Refuses to Stream State-Backed Channels
Netflix says it will not be complying with Russian law and stream state-backed TV channels.
Tim Cook Touts Apple’s Focus on Health and Privacy in New Essay
Core corporate values at Apple include "putting humanity at the center of everything we do" and "protecting our users’ fundamental right to privacy."
PlayStation Now Games March 2022: Crysis Remastered, Shadow Warrior 3, and More
But can it run Crysis? Sony says its game streaming service, PlayStation Now, can — on the PS4, PS5, and essentially any PC with an internet connection.
McDonald’s Canada Extends Free Coffee Card Expiry Dates, Don’t Toss Them Yet
McDonald's Canada says its old McCafé Rewards cards can still be redeemed beyond Feb. 28, 2022.
Signal Traffic Surpasses Telegram in Ukraine for the First Time
Signal and Telegram are two of the most popular encrypted messaging apps.
Dutch Antitrust Regulator Slaps Apple With Another 5 Million Euro Fine
Apple is arguing it has already complied with the watchdog's order.
‘AirGuard’ App Offers Android Users Better Protection Against AirTag Tracking
The free Android app has been developed by a team of German researchers.