EU Court Upholds Consumer Rights in PlayStation Accessory Battle
The EU's highest court rules in favor of third-party manufacturers selling PlayStation add-ons, challenging Sony's market control. This landmark decision could reshape the gaming accessories landscape in Europe, promoting competition and consumer choice.
EU App Store Enforces New 'Trader' Requirements for Developers
Apple now mandates EU app developers to provide contact information on the App Store, complying with the Digital Services Act. This requirement affects all monetizing developers and raises privacy concerns for smaller operations.
UK Considers USB-C Standard: A Step Towards Universal Charging
The UK government is exploring the adoption of USB-C as the common charging standard for consumer electronics, following the EU and India. This move aims to reduce e-waste and simplify charging for consumers, potentially reshaping the UK's electronic landscape.
Google Challenges Microsoft's Cloud Dominance with EU Antitrust Complaint
Google files a formal complaint with EU regulators, accusing Microsoft of anti-competitive practices in cloud computing. The dispute centers on Microsoft's bundling of cloud services with its dominant Office suite, potentially limiting market competition.
EU Court Upholds €2.4 Billion Fine Against Google in Antitrust Case
Google loses its appeal against a landmark EU antitrust ruling, facing a €2.4 billion fine for favoring its own shopping comparison service. The decision reinforces regulatory pressure on tech giants and sets a precedent for future digital market competition cases.
EU's Top Court Overturns Apple's €13 Billion Tax Victory
The EU's highest court has ruled against Apple in a landmark tax case, upholding a €13 billion bill. This decision strengthens the EU's stance on corporate tax practices and could have far-reaching implications for tech giants operating in Europe.
Meta Breaks Barriers: WhatsApp and Messenger to Integrate with Rival Platforms in EU
Meta unveils plans for cross-platform messaging in the EU, allowing WhatsApp and Messenger users to communicate with iMessage, Telegram, and more. This groundbreaking move responds to EU regulations and promises enhanced features for a seamless messaging experience.