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Europe’s economic backbone is under pressure—and its largest companies are feeling the heat. The second annual Fortune 500 Europe list reveals a continent leaning heavily on automotive titans and energy giants, but cracks are emerging. With $14.5 trillion in combined sales and 34 million global employees, these

FTC vs. Uber: A Battle Over Unwanted Subscriptions Heats Up On Monday, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) dropped a bombshell lawsuit against Uber, accusing the ride-hailing giant of tricking users into unwanted Uber One subscriptions and making cancellations nearly impossible. With 30 million subscribers and $9.99/month fees at

WHOOP 5.0 and WHOOP MG: A New Era of Personalized Health or Just Another Fitness Tracker? Healthcare systems are crumbling under rising costs and inefficiency, while wearable tech often feels like a step counter with delusions of grandeur. Enter WHOOP’s bold new vision: two next-gen devices and a

Google’s latest ad throws shade at Apple’s camera redesign—but is this rivalry heating up, or just marketing noise? Rumors of the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max adopting a horizontal "bar-style" camera layout have sparked a fiery response from Google, which claims Apple is copying

Could your iPhone soon let you ditch the App Store entirely? A new bill in Congress is taking direct aim at Apple and Google’s iron grip on app distribution. The App Store Freedom Act, introduced by Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL), threatens to dismantle the tech giants’ lucrative gatekeeper roles.

App Safety Isn’t Luck—It’s Built Into Google Play How often do you think about app security before hitting "install"? With over 2.36 million malicious apps blocked in 2024 alone, Google Play is fighting an invisible war to protect your data, payments, and privacy. Here’

Spotify’s global service crashed for millions Wednesday morning, leaving users staring at error messages instead of jamming to their playlists. For nearly six hours, the streaming giant battled technical gremlins that blocked access to music, podcasts, and search features worldwide. Spotify insists it wasn’t hacked—but the meltdown

Microsoft’s decision to retire Skype after 20 years has sparked a wave of nostalgia for the apps that defined early internet culture. From AIM’s iconic away messages to Vine’s six-second loops, these platforms shaped how we connected—and their disappearances reveal the fleeting nature of tech innovation.

Apple’s budget iPhone plans are shrouded in mystery—and leakers can’t agree on what’s next. Just months after the iPhone 16e debuted as a cheaper alternative to Apple’s flagship lineup, conflicting reports about its successor have sparked confusion. Will the iPhone 17e arrive in early 2026,

Gaming Meets Live Sports: A New Era for Football Fans? EA Sports FC Mobile just dropped a bombshell: starting May 10, players can watch live MLS matches directly in the app. This groundbreaking partnership with Major League Soccer and Apple TV blurs the lines between gaming and live sports broadcasting.