India’s government is aggressively promoting homegrown messaging app Arattai as an alternative to WhatsApp. The campaign has driven downloads from 15,000 to 350,000 daily and rocketed the app to top charts. But dethroning WhatsApp’s 530 million Indian users remains a massive challenge.
Google has officially launched Cameyo by Google, letting businesses run Windows applications directly on Chrome browsers and Chromebooks. The technology comes from Google’s quiet acquisition of Cameyo last year and could transform Chrome OS into a viable Windows alternative.
According to CRN’s Stellar Startups for 2025, the application development market is experiencing massive growth driven by digital transformation and AI projects. Two promising DevOps startups founded since 2019 are positioned to capitalize on this $306.7 billion market growing at 20.7% annually.
Visa and MasterCard have agreed to a settlement that lowers swipe fees by 0.1% over five years, valued at roughly $38 billion in savings for merchants. This comes after two decades of antitrust litigation from retailers who claim the companies hold monopoly power. The tiny fee reduction actually hig
The CEO behind Arc Raiders says it’s safe to assume every game company uses AI technology. His comments sparked immediate backlash from developers who dispute the claim and warn about job losses in the industry.
The developer who created Windows Task Manager and ZIP archive import for the operating system says Windows has slowly moved away from its core users. Dave Plummer accuses Microsoft of turning Windows into a sales channel for its products.
Samsung’s first tri-folding smartphone could arrive on December 5, 2025, but it will be extremely limited. The company plans to ship only 20,000-30,000 units initially, priced around $3,000 and available only in Korea and select Asian markets at launch.
The AI investment frenzy is drawing comparisons to past market bubbles from some unlikely sources. Michael Burry warns about semiconductor depreciation while SoftBank makes a massive Nvidia exit. Yet tech giants show no signs of slowing their trillion-dollar bets.
Samsung’s rumored tri-fold phone is shaping up to be more competitive than expected. The device reportedly features a 5,600mAh battery that matches Huawei’s current offering.
Researchers have developed graphene supercapacitors that store as much energy as lead-acid batteries while charging nearly instantly. The breakthrough could replace traditional batteries in many applications where both high energy and fast power delivery are essential.
