Five Windows productivity apps now hide their real features behind paid plans, while Windows 11 already covers tasks, notes, and focus.
Emmvee’s new tech arm wants more than one million Roamiyo travel app downloads in year one, with Google Play still listing 50,000-plus installs.
Acorns now charges new customers $4 a month, and other micro-investing apps still use flat fees that take a large cut of small balances.
Uber is paying Costa Rica’s shrinking red-taxi fleet to join its app while Bill 23,736, still stuck after committee, would fence platforms off Juan Santamaría.
Google Meet now records in-person talks with Gemini and files a Drive Doc, with consent rules built for on-screen attendees.
SignPort put Edinburgh Fringe BSL requests on a £5,000 grant and a two-show cap, testing whether an app can beat interpreter shortages.
Kuwait’s Sahel app now issues a Residence Permit Proof Certificate that Interior named the official clock for absence permits after 1 September 2026.
Micromat's free Techtool Lite runs SMART, memory, and battery tests Apple splits apart, and the download still costs an email for its Pro funnel.
Orange Inc. is testing whether emaqi Premium at $6.99, packed with first-English exclusives and only 18 VIZ series, can pull readers off pirate sites.
Korea’s examiner treats Project Hug as a sequel to the 2023 OneStore exclusivity case, putting 14.16 trillion won of Play revenue in scope.