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Fortnite fight: Epic lawsuit vs. Apple's App Store aims for leverage, pressure, and a better deal
Can Fortnite rally social media, regulators, and developers to take on Apple? Well, the timing isn't half bad, but good luck staring down Apple.
iPhone SE boost means Apple now accounts for almost half of US smartphone sales
Apple's $399 iPhone SE 2 arrived in the US as average prices for smartphones fell 10% year on year to US$503.
Mirantis acquires popular Kubernetes IDE Lens
Want to develop for Kubernetes without tears? Mirantis, with its latest acquisition, the open-source integrated development environment, Lens, can help.
5G: The basic guide to the next generation wireless technology
It is a capital improvement project the size of the entire planet, replacing one wireless architecture created this century with another one that aims to lower energy consumption and maintenance costs.
Why you just can't shoot down a drone
Tonya Hall talks with Jonathan Rupprecht, aviation attorney and contributor at Forbes.com, to learn the legal issues one can get in if they shoot down a drone.
The best cheap phones for frugal times: Flagship features on any budget
Balking at the prices of the latest Apple and Samsung flagships? Consider one of these affordable alternatives. From $400 right down to free, our picks even include a couple of phones with a stylus and one with triple rear cameras. Sorry, no 5G.
Mac malware spreads through Xcode projects, abuses WebKit, Data Vault vulnerabilities
XCSSET malware focuses on exploiting Safari and other browsers.
Contact tracing: England's new NHS Test and Trace app finally sees the light of day
The new NHS contact-tracing app has entered trials on the Isle of Wight, this time based on technology from Apple and Google.
Google: This update means Gmail is now these four things in one
Google is rolling out a new version of Gmail that expands it from email to a platform to connect over video, chat and virtual rooms.
Ransomware: Look out for these warning signals in your network
File-encrypting ransomware attacks can take months of planning by gangs. Here's what to look out for.
