Elon Musk restarts hostilities against Apple, accusing it of marginalizing Grok and X in the App Store to the benefit of ChatGPT. Behind this apparent quarrel, a broader showdown is at play around AI, competition, and platform control. The line between legitimate curation and anti-competitive practices is blurrier than ever.
As the planet burns, 16 billion logins waltz through cyberspace. Radio silence from the giants. They're hiding everything from you, even your own passwords.
When Michael Saylor proposes to Apple to exchange its shares for bitcoin, it's not a joke... or maybe a crypto revolution wrapped in an iPhone, who knows?
Digital payments are entering a new era. Apple, Google Cloud, Airbnb, and X (formerly Twitter) are quietly discussing with crypto companies to integrate stablecoins into their services. This strategic shift marks a clear turning point: blockchain is moving from the realm of experimentation to becoming a coveted infrastructure tool for tech giants.
Apple has just suffered a major legal setback: now, crypto app developers can integrate external payments without going through the App Store or paying a commission. An explosive decision that paves the way for a new era for Web3 games, NFTs, and the mobile crypto ecosystem.
A new threat looms over the crypto world. According to a recent analysis conducted by Kaspersky, a malware called "SparkCat" integrates into the software development kits (SDKs) used to create applications available on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. This malware is specifically designed to extract recovery phrases of crypto wallets from images stored on users' devices, thus jeopardizing the security of their funds.
While the American economy soars like a star, Europe gets lost in a maze of rules and bitter regrets.
Digital security is at the heart of concerns, and a recent vulnerability detected by Apple is shaking the crypto ecosystem. This critical vulnerability exposes iPhone and iPad users to sophisticated attacks, jeopardizing their digital assets. What happened, and how can we protect ourselves? Let’s take stock. A vulnerability that shakes…
Indonesia, one of the most dynamic economies in Southeast Asia, has made a radical decision by banning the sale of the latest iPhone 16. While Apple was counting on this new model, boosted by artificial intelligence, to drive its global sales, this setback shows how local geopolitical and economic stakes can disrupt the strategies of tech giants. The measure, taken by the Indonesian government, marks a sudden halt in Apple's quest for expansion in this region, which is essential for its future growth.
Tectum, recognized as the fastest blockchain, has recently launched its SoftNote Wallet application on the Apple App Store. This launch marks an important milestone for the crypto world, as it offers an unparalleled user experience. With this application, Tectum is committed to facilitating the adoption of crypto-assets for everyone. Crypto:…
And if Apple exchanged its stock buybacks for Bitcoin? Saylor is making a big deal out of it (of apples).
The tech industry is on the brink of a revolution. Apple seems determined to take the lead. As industry giants ramp up their efforts in artificial intelligence, the Cupertino firm unveils its next masterstroke: the iPhone 16. This model, which embodies the most advanced integration of AI yet in a smartphone, promises to redefine the user experience. With promises of enhanced efficiency and personal data protection, the stakes are high. Moreover, each update could significantly change the way we interact with our devices.
Warren Buffett's recent decision to sell a significant portion of Apple shares held by Berkshire Hathaway has caught the financial community by surprise. By selling nearly half of his holdings in one of the world's most valuable companies, the renowned investor is diverging from his reputation for unwavering support of quality businesses. This unusual move for someone of his stature raises questions about the motivations behind this action and the signals it sends regarding the current economic and technological outlook.
The new European legislation forces Apple to delay its AI and crypto features, posing challenges for data security.
The French stock market fluctuates under the Macron effect. Discover the political repercussions on financial markets and the economy.
Crypto AI: Whales are flocking to RNDR, the blockchain sprinter!
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched a major antitrust offensive against Apple. According to the DOJ, the rules of the tech giant's App Store restrain competition and stifle innovation, especially in the crypto sector, arbitrarily penalizing developers in favor of Apple's monopoly.
By crossing the $71,000 mark, Bitcoin now weighs more than all the silver metal extracted from the earth.
Discover how the Digital Markets Act (DMA) is redefining the balance of power between Big Tech and users.
The integration of AI by Apple into its future iPhones could boost its stock by up to 23%! According to Bank Of America
The artistic and intellectual production of man must take precedence above all? French publishers are taking a stand.
It's hard to beat Google (Alphabet), Apple, Facebook (Meta), Amazon, and Microsoft in the field of generative AI. The latest statistics confirm that the biggest VC (Venture Capital) investors are far behind the GAFAM. Details !
The American digital giant is regularly in the spotlight. The issue is its methods deemed unfair to stifle, or even eliminate, any competition. This comes at the expense of users who pay a high price. This is the essence of the collective legal action taken against the company, specifically regarding the use of cryptocurrencies as a P2P payment method.
Apple's Vision Pro mixed reality headset was unveiled to the public on June 5. From what certain observers have seen, it could bring about a significant change in the way users experience the metaverse. Developers could move away from the absolute isolation of virtual reality.
In the grip of numerous economic turbulences, the G7 countries are actively seeking solutions to strengthen their economic resilience. According to Balaji Srinivasan, former Coinbase CTO, although it may be unlikely at the moment, the seizure of citizens' cryptocurrencies could become an option for the leaders of this group in the future. The American entrepreneur also believes that the G7 countries could benefit from the support of major global technology companies if they decide to seize the digital assets of cryptocurrency holders.
Launched only in 2020, Solana is one of those layer 1 blockchains that already enjoys a certain level of recognition in the crypto market. In an interview, its co-founder even goes as far as declaring that Solana has the potential to be the Apple of crypto.
The Bitcoin Whitepaper is a document that presents the essential principles of the queen of the crypto. It was written by Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin. Earlier this month, technology blogger Andy Baio discovered a PDF version of the document in Apple's files. It was found in all versions of Apple's macOS operating system since 2018. Analysts said it was a nice way for Apple to pay homage to Satoshi. But now, it seems the tech giant has decided to turn the page on Satoshi Nakamoto.