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⋅ September 30, 2024
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The Washington Post

Epic Games says Google found a new way to violate antitrust law
The Washington Post
The company behind the Fortnite video games won an antitrust lawsuit against Google last year. Now Epic Games is suing again. 3 min. 0. Video game company Epic Games is suing Google and Samsung over claims the companies are colluding to suppress app …
WIRED

Epic Games Is Suing Samsung Now
WIRED
After suing both Apple and Google over app store payment policies, Fortnite developer Epic Games now has its sights on Samsung. A paper texture illustration …
BBC News

Samsung accused of obstructing Fortnite downloads
BBC News
Getty Images A person holds a Samsung smartphone that displays the loading screen of Fortnite Battle Getty Images. Epic Games has accused Samsung of making it too difficult to download its massively popular …
The Wall Street Journal

iOS 18: 18 Tips and Tricks for Apple’s New iPhone Software
The Wall Street Journal
The just-released iOS 18 lets you redesign your iPhone’s home screen and customize your Control Center, plus includes hidden features like locking apps, emoji tapbacks and a new flashlight. WSJ’s Joanna Stern helps you find what’s new.
The Conversation AU

Meta has launched the world’s ‘most advanced’ glasses. Will they replace smartphones?
The Conversation AU
Throughout the 1990s, researchers and technology companies developed the capability of this technology through head-worn displays and wearable computing devices. Like many technological developments, these were often initially focused on military and …
The Conversation UK

Will Meta’s Orion smart glasses be the next ‘iPhone moment’? Expert Q&A
The Conversation UK
Meta supremo Mark Zuckerberg unveiled Orion smart glasses, a new augmented reality (AR) prototype, at the annual Meta Connect developer conference. Ten years in the making, and still not expected on high streets until 2027, these will be a new way to …
Axios

Hands on with Meta’s Orion glasses: a glimpse of the future
Axios
How it works: Orion — which Meta unveiled last week but is probably years off from consumer availability — is an augmented reality device that consists of chunky black spectacles. The glasses connect wirelessly to a …