Epic Games asked the U.S. Supreme Court to deny Apple’s petition in their App Store dispute over off-store purchases.

The Supreme Court upholds $104 million in FCC fines against AT&T and Verizon for selling users' location data without consent. In an 8-1 ruling, the court finds the agency's penalty process does not violate the carriers' right to a jury trial.

Instagram Plus begins its global rollout as a $3.99 per month optional subscription. The plan provides 11 exclusive features focused on stories, insights, and customization options like multiple audiences and custom bio fonts.

Apple approved third-party AI service Poke for its Messages app on iPhone.

Apple highlighted a new Analysis Group study showing the App Store ecosystem drove $1.4 trillion in billings and sales last year, with no commission on more than 90 percent of transactions.

TSMC CEO C.C. Wei said surging AI demand from US customers has outstripped the company's capacity, even with its US factory expansions. "We can only support so much," he noted.

Nintendo Switch 2 sold 1 million units in the UK, reaching the mark 30 weeks faster than the original Switch. The console is now Nintendo's second-fastest selling home console in the country.

Waymo is repurposing retired robotaxi batteries to support the power grid in California and Texas instead of sending them straight to recycling.

Scott Bessent said the Treasury Department is proceeding with all deliberate speed on Trump's 2025 executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve and digital asset stockpile.

An Amazon executive said sequels to 007 First Light will be handled by MGM and theoretically Amazon Game Studios, following IO Interactive's self-published debut.

WhatsApp is rolling out a revamped chat lists interface on iOS that makes it easier for iPhone users to manage and switch between lists.

Strauss Zelnick added himself as a playable character in WWE 2K26. Players can now fight and Tombstone Piledrive the Take-Two CEO in the game.

Epic Games asked the U.S. Supreme Court to deny Apple’s petition in their App Store dispute over off-store purchases.

The Supreme Court upholds $104 million in FCC fines against AT&T and Verizon for selling users' location data without consent. In an 8-1 ruling, the court finds the agency's penalty process does not violate the carriers' right to a jury trial.

Instagram Plus begins its global rollout as a $3.99 per month optional subscription. The plan provides 11 exclusive features focused on stories, insights, and customization options like multiple audiences and custom bio fonts.

Apple approved third-party AI service Poke for its Messages app on iPhone.

Apple highlighted a new Analysis Group study showing the App Store ecosystem drove $1.4 trillion in billings and sales last year, with no commission on more than 90 percent of transactions.

TSMC CEO C.C. Wei said surging AI demand from US customers has outstripped the company's capacity, even with its US factory expansions. "We can only support so much," he noted.

Nintendo Switch 2 sold 1 million units in the UK, reaching the mark 30 weeks faster than the original Switch. The console is now Nintendo's second-fastest selling home console in the country.

Waymo is repurposing retired robotaxi batteries to support the power grid in California and Texas instead of sending them straight to recycling.

Scott Bessent said the Treasury Department is proceeding with all deliberate speed on Trump's 2025 executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve and digital asset stockpile.

An Amazon executive said sequels to 007 First Light will be handled by MGM and theoretically Amazon Game Studios, following IO Interactive's self-published debut.

WhatsApp is rolling out a revamped chat lists interface on iOS that makes it easier for iPhone users to manage and switch between lists.

Strauss Zelnick added himself as a playable character in WWE 2K26. Players can now fight and Tombstone Piledrive the Take-Two CEO in the game.