
Google Settles Android Data Lawsuit for $135 Million Over Background Transfers
Google agreed to pay $135 million to settle claims that Android devices transferred cellular data without user consent or knowledge.

Google agreed to pay $135 million to settle claims that Android devices transferred cellular data without user consent or knowledge.

The Supreme Court is reviewing a case involving AT&T and Verizon challenging FCC fines, with questions about jury trial rights and enforcement power.

SpaceX is scheduled to conduct a test flight of its Starship rocket system on Tuesday as part of NASA's lunar exploration program.

Amazon introduces ultra-fast delivery services with 1-hour and 3-hour options for Prime and non-Prime customers at varying price points.

Gov. Greg Abbott directed state agencies to implement new water and energy efficiency requirements for data centers and consider repealing tax incentives.

Seagate Technology shares declined after the CEO stated building new manufacturing facilities would take too long to address current market conditions.

Netflix released a children's gaming app called Playground while Google quietly launched an offline AI-powered dictation application.

Match Group reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over allegations it illegally shared OkCupid user data.
Dutch semiconductor equipment maker ASML has formed a partnership with India's Tata Electronics to support chip manufacturing development in India.

The Air Force terminated a problematic RTX satellite program while European defense companies report increased orders from ongoing conflicts.
Google launched the Pixel 10a budget smartphone and rolled out a March software update bringing desktop mode and enhanced AI capabilities to Pixel devices.

Sweden's Einride will provide 75 electric trucks for Amazon's freight operations in the United States as the company prepares to go public.
Roblox seeks to move child safety-related lawsuits to arbitration while separate incidents highlight ongoing concerns about online predator activity.

Russian authorities are implementing widespread internet outages and targeting VPN services as part of an escalating campaign to control digital communications.

Microsoft is implementing significant changes to Windows 11, including restoring taskbar positioning options and giving users more control over system updates.
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