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Big Tech, also known as Big Four tech companies and Gang of Four, denotes some of the largest technology companies such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook and occasionally even Microsoft. These companies are assumed to be the most influential computer and software companies in the world because of their domination over the cyberspace during the 2010s.
Apple Becomes the First U.S $2 Trillion Company
Apple became the first American company to surpass the $2 trillion mark. It was facilitated by the growth of the company's shares on Wednesday by 1.2% to $467,97.
Apple Plans to Terminate Epic Games' Developer Accounts
Apple plans to completely terminate Epic's access to the Apple Developer program and close all development tools for iOS and macOS apps on August 28.
Fortnite Sues Apple and Google After Being Kicked off Stores
Epic Games has long complained about high fees on payments and in-app purchases on the Apple App Store and Google Play. That's why Epic Games unveiled its own payment system into Fortnite. After that, Apple and Google kicked off Fortnite from its stores.
Apple Will Launch Bundled Subscription Services 'Apple One'
Apple will present the brand-new service Apple One along with new iPhones this October. Apple One is subscription bundles, starting with a basic combo of Apple Music and Apple TV+. More expensive will add Apple Arcade, Apple News+, and extra iCloud storage.
Google Introduced Virtual Profile Cards in Google Search in India
People cards are essentially virtual visiting cards that allow entrepreneurs or professionals of any kind to build up their own online presence by creating snippets with information about them in Google Search.
Microsoft Added Chromebook Support to Minecraft: Education Edition
Minecraft: Education Edition is another way to teach virtually. Microsoft added several additional features to it, which are designed to make it easier to use the game in educational institutions.
Analysts Say That WeChat Ban Could Reduce iPhone Sales
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts a 3-30% drop in iPhone sales, depending on the U.S. President's final decision regarding WeChat ban.
