Paragraf Launches Revolutionary Customizable Graphene Sensor Platform
UK-based Paragraf is developing a groundbreaking 'blank canvas' graphene foundry that allows customers to customize sensors for diverse applications. The innovative approach enables up to 100-channel sensing capabilities while targeting competitive $1 per sensor pricing at scale.
UK Government Demands Global Backdoor Access to Apple's Encrypted iCloud Data
British authorities have issued a secret order requiring Apple to create a backdoor for accessing encrypted iCloud backups of users worldwide. The unprecedented move could force Apple to choose between compromising user privacy globally or discontinuing encryption features in the UK.
UK Launches Antitrust Probes into Apple and Google's Mobile Dominance
The UK's competition watchdog has initiated investigations into Apple and Google's mobile ecosystems under new digital competition rules. The probes will examine whether the tech giants wield excessive market power through their operating systems, app stores, and browsers, potentially affecting millions of UK smartphone users.
UK Competition Watchdog Launches Major Probe into Apple and Google Mobile Dominance
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has initiated parallel investigations into Apple and Google's control over mobile ecosystems, examining their market power in operating systems, app stores, and browsers. The probe, targeting platforms used by 94% of UK adults, could reshape how mobile services operate by 2025.
Google's Bold Privacy Shift: Cross-Device Tracking Set to Launch in February
Google announces controversial plans to enable broader digital fingerprinting across devices starting February 2024, sparking privacy concerns from regulators. The move will allow advertisers to track users across smart TVs, gaming consoles, browsers and mobile apps, despite previous stance against such practices.
Apple Faces £3 Billion Lawsuit Over iCloud Storage Monopoly Claims in UK
Consumer group Which? launches a massive legal battle against Apple, alleging unfair cloud storage practices affecting 40 million UK users. The lawsuit claims Apple exploits its iOS monopoly to restrict third-party storage options, potentially leading to £70 compensation per affected customer.
Apple Expands Satellite Roadside Assistance to UK Drivers
Apple's Roadside Assistance via Satellite feature is now available in the UK, partnering with Green Flag for breakdown services. This expansion brings potentially life-saving technology to iPhone users in remote areas with poor connectivity.
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.