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Google Chrome now lets users add web apps to iOS, google chrome

Apple introduced a bunch of new capabilities for web apps with iOS 16.4, including access to push notifications and permission

Apple confirms that EU iPads will support app sideloading and third-party browser engines this fall

Apple confirms updates for EU iPads - app sideloading and third-party browsers are on the horizon. Stay tuned for more

Is Your Xiaomi Phone Safe? The Consequences of Losing Support

Discover the consequences of losing official support for your Xiaomi phone. Stay updated and secure with our guide.

Apple Users in Europe Get a New Third-Party App Store

Altstore PAL is available only to EU residents after a ruling that Apple has to allow third-party app stores.

Epic's latest injunction feels more like paving the way for an Epic Mobile App Store than monopoly busting

It's not quite David and Goliath here anymore, and it's starting to show.

Can Huawei's HarmonyOS Challenge Android and iOS?

Breaking away from the duopoly: Learn about HarmonyOS and its potential impact on the smartphone operating system wars.

Apple Unveils Sideloading and Third-Party App Stores on iPhone in EU: A Game-Changing Update

Epic Games Throw Shade to Apple as Fortnite Returns to iOS in the EU via 'Epic Store'

Epic Games is shading Apple amidst the return of Fortnite to the iOS in the EU. The latest development on the European Union's Digital Markets Act taking effect is Epic Games' famed battle royale game, Fortnite, coming back to the iOS, but not through the Apple App Store.

Apple Sideloading for iOS Apps Coming to EU Users Only, Under DMA

Apple is now forced to allow sideloading in the EU regions because of the DMA. The days are numbered for Apple's exclusivity for its iOS platform to download apps only from its App Store, as it is expected that it will soon allow sideloading but only for the EU nations.

Japan to Launch 5G Flying Base Stations in 2025

Japan looks to launch unmanned 5G flying base stations known as HAPS by 2025. Interesting Engineering reports show that Japan's high-altitude platform stations (HAPS) are expected to launch 2025 unmanned aerial vehicles operating in the stratosphere that reportedly provide broader network coverage than the present ground stations.