Sony Lawsuit Tests Whether PlayStation Store Buyers Truly Own Digital Games
Four California residents who each spent hundreds of dollars on digital PlayStation games have sued Sony Interactive Entertainment, arguing that the storefront’s checkout language misleads consumers into believing they are purchasing ownership when…
» readEU Inc campaign warns lawmakers not to weaken new startup-friendly corporate statute
An open letter released Thursday by prominent figures in Europe’s startup scene stressed that a proposed EU-wide company statute should not be watered down.
» readiOS 27 brings GymKit to iPhone and AirPods, but what does it actually do?
Released in October 2017, Apple's GymKit is an exciting idea that was never widely adopted. The premise is simple: you tap your watch to a machine in the gym to enable data syncing in both
» readUS Army places $11M bet on Austin-based GPS alternative Tern
The $11.26 million contract will see the Army use Tern’s navigation tech in vehicles, though the startup was tight-lipped on the exact scale of the deployment of what it calls “Google Maps for the
» readTrump Mobile's T1 phone price rises to $749, surpassing the iPhone 17e
The price of Trump Mobile's T1 Phone, now called the golden T1 Phone, was raised from $499 to $749. It was reported by The Verge that the $250 increase makes the T1 more expensive than the iPhone 17e and was implemented quietly on the company's…
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