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Feb 20, 2020
Apple might allow users to select third-party default apps, shaking up the iOS ecosystem. Twitter’s new feature enhances threaded conversations, making tweet storms more engaging. In a major financial move, Morgan Stanley is set to acquire E-Trade for $13 billion, signaling a shift towards tech-driven banking. The Android 11 preview boasts exciting updates on messaging and privacy. Meanwhile, the rise of streaming services continues to pressure traditional pay TV, prompting a shift in media consumption.
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Apple Opens Up
- Apple is considering allowing users to choose third-party default apps.
- This change may be influenced by antitrust scrutiny, particularly after Spotify's complaint to the EU.
Microsoft Defender on Mobile
- Microsoft plans to release its Defender antivirus software for Android and iOS.
- They aim to address the growing mobile malware threat, despite existing app store security measures.
Twitter Embraces Tweetstorms
- Twitter introduces a "Continue Thread" option, simplifying the creation of tweetstorms.
- This feature directly addresses user behavior and streamlines a previously manual process.