Apple's refusal to open up its App Store on iPhones and iPads on security grounds doesn't stack up, Epic Games argues, and measures in place in Europe explain why.
Big Tech
Google Play's dominance over rival Android app stores contributes to the tech giant's anti-competitive conduct, the Federal Court heard.
The pressure is on for Jensen Huang to impress the markets at Nvidia's GTC developer conference.
Epic Games' 16-week mega trial against Apple and Google has kicked off in Melbourne in front of a packed courtroom including some of the country's most prominent lawyers.
A highly sensitive review into TikTok, which was handed to the Australian government 12 months ago, is again in the spotlight.
Does TikTok pose a genuine national security threat that justifies US moves to ban or force a sale of the app and overrides freedom of speech concerns?
The case brought by the makers of Fortnite may well have a bearing on how the government tackles Big Tech's market power in Australia.
Video game developers and app-store market places will face new consumer-law scrutiny over pricing in the coming year, as the ACCC awaits new competition powers.
The collective outrage that has met Meta's move to tear up deals with the Australian media industry distracts from flaws in the laws underpinning them.
Today the ASX hit a record high, following Wall Street's lead as AI hype continues to boost markets. There was less good news for some of the local market's biggest news publishers.
The tech giant is making a bigger bet on artificial intelligence, reportedly moving resources from its cancelled Apple Car project to work on generative AI. But it won't be easy — or cheap.
The e-commerce giant reported 50% growth in its local advertising business for 2023, as Australia’s largest media companies continue to wrestle with weakness in the advertising market.
Recruiters say software engineers are still in demand and can negotiate high salaries.
The AI boom has propelled Nvidia to become the sixth most-valuable company in the world. Its chipmaker rivals want a bigger piece of the action.
Afterpay-parent Block’s decision to cut more than 1,000 staff has reverberated throughout its global operations. Staff at its payment platform Square fear they could be next.
The engagement comes amid the departure of Lee Hunter, TikTok’s general manager in Australia and New Zealand, who last week told industry associates he was poised to step down.
The media industry is among the first to face a real threat from the generative AI boom. News Corp and The New York Times are taking very different approaches to the problem.
PC and phone sales are winding down. Both Apple and Meta have bet billions that mixed-reality headsets are next.
Lee Hunter, TikTok’s general manager in Australia and New Zealand is expected to leave the short form video platform.
Many predicted Aussie unicorn Linktree's demise after Instagram expanded its own link-in-bio feature. That hasn't been the case.
Apple's new "spatial computing" headset is likely to cost over $5000 when it eventually comes to Australia. New types of apps will be needed to make it worthwhile.
The social media giant's latest earnings mark a dramatic turnaround for the company and have once again made Mark Zuckerberg the darling of Wall Street.
A US judge who voided Elon Musk's US$56 billion Tesla pay package also took a swipe at Australian chair Robyn Denholm, whose decision to accept the role in the first place was always a risky one.
Shares in some of the world's biggest tech companies are hitting new highs. At the same time, they're cutting thousands of jobs. Is it all because of AI?
Spotify is among the app providers to have hit out at Apple over EU enforced changes to the App Store. Australian developers expect the overhaul to have an impact on these shores.
From Black Mirror app claims to a market darling run and viral TikTok backlash, Life360's time on the ASX has been eventful. The next step in its journey could be the Nasdaq.
Equity markets are flying globally, but is the exuberance justified?
