In a stunning reversal, Apple will pay Google around $1 billion yearly for AI access instead of receiving billions for search defaults. This paradigm shift reveals how AI is fundamentally rewriting business models across every sector. The old rules no longer apply.
Marqeta’s Q3 earnings reveal nearly $100 billion in processing volume, up 33% year-over-year. More importantly, the company achieved $30 million in adjusted EBITDA, showing FinTech can balance growth with profitability. Their embedded finance strategy appears to be paying off.
Apple has stopped signing iOS 26.2 beta 1 for three specific devices using its new custom cellular chips. The updates will continue to appear for enrolled developers but will fail to install. The company hasn’t revealed how long it will take to fix the issue.
Microsoft is apologizing to Australian and New Zealand customers after regulators accused the company of using “dark patterns” to push expensive Copilot bundles. The company failed to clearly communicate cheaper “Classic” plans without AI features. Now they’re offering refunds to affected subscriber
HubSpot is bringing in Meta’s business AI leader Clara Shih to its board as the company faces significant headwinds. The stock has dropped 34% this year while analysts project slowing revenue growth. This move signals HubSpot’s urgent push into AI integration.
Nintendo surprised everyone by launching a dedicated mobile store app for iOS and Android. The app provides game tracking and wishlist features, though purchases still redirect to the website. It’s a classic Nintendo move that puts them closer to PlayStation and Xbox’s mobile presence.
Sony appears to be testing a Cross-Buy feature that could link PlayStation and PC gaming. The system was reportedly added to the PlayStation Store back in June 2025. This comes as rumors swirl about a potential PS5 Portable handheld.
New icons discovered in the PlayStation Store point to Sony developing cross-buy functionality between PlayStation 5 and PC. The feature would let players buy a game once and get both platform versions automatically. Code references suggest this has been in development since at least June 2025.
A legitimate Cross-Buy graphic has been discovered in the PlayStation Store, suggesting Sony may finally be planning cross-platform purchases. The feature could allow gamers to buy a title once and play it on both PS5 and PC without paying again. This would mark a major shift from Sony’s current sta
The years-long legal battle between Google and Epic Games has reached a settlement that will reshape Android’s app distribution landscape. The agreement brings major changes to fees, payment systems, and third-party store access on Android devices.
