Didn’t have time to follow the news yesterday? Here is what marked Friday, March 25: The European Union wants to force the interoperability of messaging services, Apple is working on a MacBook Air XXL and Google is playing Doctolib in the USA. To not miss any news, remember to subscribe to the Frandroid newsletter.
iMessage, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger will become compatible thanks to the EU
The interoperability of messaging services in Europe is for 2023. This concerns platforms such as iMessage (Apple), Messenger (Facebook) or even WhatsApp, which, if they do not comply, could pay very high fines.
Apple would work (again) on a MacBook Air XXL project
The Apple firm was working on two new MacBook Airs. The first model would marry a classic format of 13 inches. On the other hand, the second could see even further and opt for a diagonal of 15 inches. It would then be unprecedented on the Air range.
Google wants to play it Doctolib and wants to take care of your health
In the United States, Google will set up a medical reservation system directly from its Chrome web browser. In particular, the available slot (date), the specificity (Covid-19, dermatology, etc.) and a link leading to a third-party site to make said reservation will be displayed.
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