Paris-based Hoora has secured €1.1 million in funding to develop its instant-play gaming platform. The app has already surpassed 100,000 downloads and aims to revolutionize mobile game discovery. Founder Romain Mussault calls it “a new entertainment format for a generation that scrolls more than it
Apple has rolled out security-focused updates for older iOS and iPadOS versions, addressing serious vulnerabilities that could allow user fingerprinting. The patches also fix Safari crashes and keystroke monitoring risks that could compromise device security.
Apple is disabling iPhone to Apple Watch Wi-Fi synchronization for EU users in iOS 26.2. The move comes as Apple tries to avoid opening iPhone Wi-Fi to third-party accessories. This follows AirPods Live Translation finally reaching the EU after delays.
Corporate legal teams are racing to automate everything from contract review to crisis response. Four innovators reveal how they’re saving millions and cutting response times dramatically using AI and custom-built tools.
Apple has released iOS 18.7.2 for iPhone users not running iOS 26. The update brings important security fixes but no new features. iPadOS 18.7.2 is also available with similar security improvements.
Google and Epic Games have reached a settlement that dramatically changes Android app distribution. The deal caps Play Store fees and creates new support for third-party app stores. These changes will apply globally through at least June 2032.
Nintendo’s new store app includes a hidden feature that tracks your gaming history across multiple console generations. The app reveals exactly how many hours you’ve spent playing games dating back to Wii U and 3DS. It’s either a nostalgic trip or an embarrassing revelation of your gaming habits.
CrowdStrike is expanding its AI agent ecosystem with new automation tools for security teams. The Charlotte Agentic SOAR platform aims to bridge traditional security workflows with autonomous AI capabilities. This represents a major step toward more self-operating security infrastructure.
Google has settled its long-running legal battle with Epic Games over Android app store practices. The agreement comes weeks after the Supreme Court rejected Google’s appeal and maintains most of the original court orders. Terms include commission caps and equal treatment for rival app stores.
Rockstar Games faces union-busting allegations after firing dozens of employees who were discussing unionization in Discord chats. The Screen Actors Guild has joined the condemnation as unionization efforts spread across the gaming industry.
