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Fine for Google in South Korea for Abuse of Power
Tech group Google has been fined more than 150 million dollars in South Korea for abusing its dominant market position.
The search engine giant controls 80 percent of the smartphones worldwide with the Android operating system and…
Paypal Buys Japanese Paidy for 2.7 Billion Dollars
PayPal has reached an agreement on the acquisition of the Japanese Paidy for 2.7 billion dollars. The American payment services group announced this on Wednesday.
Paidy has been around since 2008 and makes it possible for merchants…
Apple Would Struggle with Production Problems New Smartwatch
Apple is reportedly having production issues with its new smartwatch. Manufacturers would struggle to adapt the production process to the new design, leading to delays, insiders told Bloomberg news agency.
The new gadget is…
Google Stops Android Auto for Phone Screens
Although it is probably not about the Android Auto that you know. The app was supposed to make calls while driving possible for people with cars that are not equipped for this.
Google will stop 'Android Auto for phone screens'. It…
Facebook Doesn’t Just Lift the Taliban’s Blockade
Facebook continues to ban the Taliban from its platforms. Nor will the blockade be lifted just like that.
Not even if the United States decides to lift sanctions against the group. That's what the social media company's chief said.…
Mastercard Stops Magnetic Stripe
Within a few years, the magnetic stripe on Mastercard credit cards will disappear. However, it will take more than ten years before the sixty-year-old technology is effectively gone.
Mastercard says that from 2024 it will only…
Data of A Hundred Million T-Mobile Customers May Have Been Stolen
The American operator T-Mobile is investigating a possible hack of its servers. The perpetrator opens up with the data and would do so 'to damage the US'.
The hacker unpacks on a forum with examples of the data. This concerns dates…
Google Co-Founder Larry Page Gets Residency in New Zealand
Larry Page, the co-founder of Google and one of the world's wealthiest people, has been granted a residence permit in New Zealand. However, he took advantage of a scheme for wealthy investors, the country's immigration service confirms.…
Nearly 90 Percent of European Organizations Fear Cyberattack Within A Year
Of all European organizations, 88 percent expect to experience a cyber attack in the next 12 months. This is according to research by security specialist Trend Micro.
The risk of such attacks has increased from 80 percent to 88…
Toyota is Not Bothered by Chip Shortages and Significantly Increases Profit
The Japanese car group Toyota has increased its profits sharply in the past quarter. The Japanese manufacturer is relatively unaffected by the chip shortage in the car world because it still has a good stock of chips on hand.
This…