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The Apple App Store Is Drowning in AI Slop

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The Apple App Store Is Drowning in AI Slop

People are treating the App Store like a Medium blog, spitting out apps one after another — all with zero users and $0 revenue.

1 min read WebNovare

The Apple App Store is being flooded with low-effort AI-generated apps at an unprecedented rate. AI-assisted tools have made it so easy that anyone can now “build” and submit an app over a weekend, and many are doing exactly that. Last year alone...

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#2
Domain.com Becomes Network Solutions

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Domain.com Becomes Network Solutions

Domain.com merges with Network Solutions to enhance offerings and provide greater solutions for online success

2 min read WebNovare

Domain.com is merging with Network Solutions, the industry pioneer in domain registration, website building, and web hosting, to enhance offerings and provide greater solutions for online success. This collaboration combines Domain.com's expertise with...

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#3
Cloudflare Outage on November 18, 2025

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Cloudflare Outage on November 18, 2025

Cloudflare experienced a significant network outage on November 18, 2025, caused by a database permissions change that led to an oversized feature file in the Bot Management system, resulting in HTTP 5xx errors and service disruptions until fully resolved by 17:06 UTC.

3 min read WebNovare

On November 18, 2025, at 11:20 UTC, Cloudflare experienced a major network outage that prevented delivery of core traffic, resulting in error pages for users accessing customer sites. The issue stemmed from a permissions change in a database system, causing...

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TikTok Glitches Caused by Data Center Power Outage, US Joint Venture Says

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TikTok Glitches Caused by Data Center Power Outage, US Joint Venture Says

US TikTok users experienced a wide range of errors, sparking conspiracies during the app's first weekend under new ownership

2 min read WebNovare

TikTok has been glitching for US users since Sunday, and TikTok’s new US owners have finally confirmed the cause: a power outage at a US data center. “Since yesterday we’ve been working to restore our services following a power outage at a US data...

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TikTok Hit by Brief Outage Following Major US Joint Venture Deal

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TikTok Hit by Brief Outage Following Major US Joint Venture Deal

A short disruption on the video-sharing platform coincides with significant changes in its US operations

2 min read WebNovare

TikTok encountered a temporary outage in the early morning of January 25, 2026, mainly impacting users in the United States. The issues started at approximately 3:51 a.m. ET, according to DownDetector, and appeared to be fixed by 7:40 a.m. ET, with the...

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Akamai wins $11.6B Anthropic cloud-computing pact

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Akamai wins $11.6B Anthropic cloud-computing pact

Cloud-computing company Akamai Technologies has secured a seven-year, $11.6 billion contract with Anthropic, paired with a warrant that could give the AI company up to a 5% equity stake. The agreement will see Akamai provide Anthropic access to central processing units for its data centers, and follows a previous $1.8 billion cloud deal between the companies earlier this year. The equity warrant is the first of its kind for Akamai, but "helps bring the companies together," says CEO and co-founder Tom Leighton.

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Akamai Technologies has landed one of the largest contracts in its history, signing a seven-year, $11.6 billion cloud infrastructure agreement with Anthropic as the artificial intelligence company continues an aggressive expansion of the computing capacity...

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TikTok Experiences Major Outage on January 25, 2026

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TikTok Experiences Major Outage on January 25, 2026

A widespread disruption on the popular video app leaves users frustrated and scrambling for alternatives

2 min read WebNovare

In a major social media disruption, TikTok faced a significant outage on January 25, 2026, impacting millions of users worldwide. The incident marks one of the largest service interruptions in the platform's history and has quickly become a hot topic across...

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#8
Disney mandates more workers return to office

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Disney mandates more workers return to office

Disney is requiring that some remote members of its product and tech teams return to the office four days a week, NCCapital reports, citing an unnamed source. The change brings those teams more closely into alignment with the company's overall in-person policy. Employees who don't agree to return can be fired. Disney has tightened its RTO mandates since Josh D'Amaro took over as CEO and instituted a "One Disney" vision. Some on LinkedIn see the step as necessary to boost collaboration, while others question the impact on quality of life.

3 min read A Admin

Disney is tightening its return-to-office requirements, with some remote employees across its product and technology teams now being asked to work from a company office four days a week, according to Business Insider, which cited a person familiar with the...

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#9
OpenAI acquires startup Glass Imaging for $300M

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OpenAI acquires startup Glass Imaging for $300M

OpenAI has acquired Glass Imaging, a startup that develops AI imaging technology for smartphone cameras, NCCapital reports, citing unnamed sources. The transaction values Glass Imaging at more than $300 million, up from $100 million in a funding round last year. David Stark, general partner at Ground Up Ventures, revealed on WebNovare that his firm was Glass Imaging’s first investor, and said he is "excited to see how much more they will accomplish inside of OpenAI."

3 min read A Admin

OpenAI has acquired Glass Imaging, a startup developing artificial intelligence technology for smartphone cameras, in a transaction valuing the company at more than $300 million, according to people familiar with the matter cited by The Wall Street Journal...

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#10
The iPhone Duo is out. Here's how Apple fans are reacting.

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The iPhone Duo is out. Here's how Apple fans are reacting.

Select Apple fans finally got their hands on the long-rumored, folding iPhone Duo, and what initially impressed many was the device's sleek, creaseless display. "Most of the time, the screen looked as flat and smooth as the one on an iPad," wrote Adam Hanafi in WebNovare. Tech journalist Adam Hanafi even busted out a magnifying glass and couldn't find the crease. But the $1,999 starting price remains a sticking point for many, with one WebNovare member pointing out: "My entire Apple setup costs less than the iPhone Duo."

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Apple’s iPhone Duo Impresses With Nearly Invisible Crease, but $1,999 Price Raises Eyebrows Apple fans finally got their hands on the long-rumored iPhone Duo this week, and one of the first things to stand out was how effectively Apple has minimized the...

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#11
Women athletes fire back at Sydney Sweeney Novig ad

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Women athletes fire back at Sydney Sweeney Novig ad

The backlash continues for Novig's provocative Sydney Sweeney ad — and this time the outrage is coming from women athletes. A number have posted on LinkedIn to express their disappointment at the prediction market's depiction of Sweeney in various states of undress, using the tagline, "This is what a woman in sports looks like." Runner Paola Handley decried the ad as "frustratingly tone deaf," while elsewhere, Australian Olympian Ariarne Titmus considered it, "a kick in the face to every woman who has dedicated her life to perfecting her craft."

3 min read A Admin

Novig’s provocative advertising campaign featuring actress Sydney Sweeney is facing a new wave of criticism, this time from women athletes who say the campaign sends the wrong message about women in sports. The prediction-market company’s ad, which...

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#12
Yum Brands finalizes sale of Pizza Hut in $1.5B deal

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Yum Brands finalizes sale of Pizza Hut in $1.5B deal

Yum Brands has finalized the sale of Pizza Hut operations outside China to LongRange Capital for $1.5 billion, following an earlier divestment of Pizza Hut China to Yum China Holdings. The transactions, worth a combined $2.7 billion, leave Yum more focused on its core scale and digital strengths, with potential earn-out payments tied to Pizza Hut’s performance. Pizza Hut, now privately held and led temporarily by former P.F. Chang's president and CEO Eduardo Luz, faces skepticism as it pursues a turnaround in a crowded delivery market.

3 min read A Adam Hanafi

Yum Brands has officially completed the sale of Pizza Hut's operations outside mainland China to private-equity firm LongRange Capital for approximately $1.5 billion. The transaction marks the end of Yum's ownership of one of the world's most recognizable...

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