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The EU fined Google $1 billion. Alphabet makes that back before the day ends.
The third Digital Markets Act penalty lands on Google for self-preferencing in search and restricting what Play Store developers could tell users. Set against roughly $1.1 billion in daily revenue, the more interesting question is what a fine is actually supposed to do.
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Hostinger in 2026: Cheap Host or AI Platform for Small Business?
Hostinger is repositioning from budget hosting to an AI-first platform — Kodee, Horizons, agents, email. Is the pivot real? A look at what actually changed.
pCloud Downsides You Should Know Before Buying a Lifetime Plan
pCloud is great value, but a pay-once lifetime plan is a big commitment. The honest downsides — Crypto costs extra, no live docs, business risk, test speeds.
Constant Contact's Back to Business Deal: 30% Off for 3 Months (Aug 3-13)
Constant Contact's Back to Business promotion runs August 3-13, 2026: 30% off for 3 months on core monthly plans, for new customers, worldwide. What the platform does, who it fits, and an honest read of the intro-discount fine print before you sign up.
Elementor's Angie Builds Full Pages From a Prompt — And Leaves Them Editable
Every website tool now generates pages from a description. Elementor's claim is different: the output arrives as native, fully editable Elementor structure rather than a locked export. That distinction is the whole story.
OpenAI Cuts GPT-5.6 Prices Up to 80% — but Not Where You Think
Luna drops 80%, Terra 20%, and flagship Sol holds its price while gaining a double-cost Fast Mode. The real story is segmentation: the commodity tier is a knife fight, the frontier is not for sale cheap.
DeepMind Disbands Its Nobel-Winning AlphaFold Team
A year after AlphaFold won the Nobel Prize, its team no longer exists: researchers reassigned to Gemini, John Jumper gone to Anthropic. What the breakup says about who funds deep science in the AI era.