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A number of Google's services, including Gmail and Nest, have gone down By Joe Wituschek published 25 September 20 According to reports from users and some server monitoring websites, a bunch of Google's services have gone down.
Malicious apps on iOS and Android clock 2.4 million downloads, $500,000 in revenue By Stephen Warwick published 22 September 20
Google and Apple comply with India ban on Chinese apps By Stephen Warwick published 2 July 20 Both Apple and Google have removed apps banned by the government in India from the App Store and Google Play Store.
2019: App Store subscription spending outstrips Google Play by $2.5 billion By Stephen Warwick published 28 January 20 Sensor Tower data has revealed that App Store subscription spending in the US outstripped Google Play by a whopping $2.5 billion, as overall revenue grew 21% to $4.6 billion.
Byte, the successor to Vine you've always dreamed of, is now available By Stephen Warwick published 25 January 20 The long-awaited successor to Vine, Byte, is now available on iOS and Android!
TikTok signs deal with Merlin to license music from independent labels By Stephen Warwick published 23 January 20 TikTok is set to announce a deal with Merlin that will allow it to use music from tens of thousands of independent labels in its videos, as well as on its new music streaming service Resso.
Israeli cybersecurity company found serious vulnerabilities in TikTok By Stephen Warwick published 8 January 20
US Navy bans TikTok from government-issued smartphones By Stephen Warwick published 21 December 19 The US Naxy has banned TikTok from government-issued mobile devices, stating that any users who do not remove the app will not de granted access to the Navy Marine Corps Intranet.
