Disney+ will launch in eight more European countries on September 15thThe hugely popular streaming service arrives on September 15th. By R. England, 06.23.2020
Nintendo pulls two mobile games in Belgium due to loot box laws‘Fire Emblem Heroes’ and ‘Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp’ depart on August 27th. By A. Khalid, 05.21.2019
The FTC will hold a public workshop on loot boxes in AugustThe discussion should help commissioners better understand the issue. By K. Holt, 04.08.2019
EA stops selling 'FIFA' currency in Belgium due to loot box lawIt tried to defy officials, but didn't have much choice.By J. Fingas, 01.29.2019
Federal Trade Commission agrees to investigate loot boxesThe practice is coming under scrutiny from legislators in several countries.By K. Holt, 11.28.2018
Square Enix removes three mobile games in Belgium after loot box banSome 'Final Fantasy' and 'Kingdom Hearts' titles are no longer available there.By K. Holt, 11.21.2018
Loot crates are now illegal in BelgiumLoot boxes in games like “Overwatch” are gambling, according to officials.By M. Locklear, 04.25.2018
Hawaii legislators want to put age restrictions on loot cratesAnother bill would require prominent labels with warnings and probability rates. By R. LeFebvre, 02.13.2018
Belgium moves to ban 'Star Wars Battlefront 2'-style loot boxesHawaii is also looking to clampdown on micro-transactions.By S. Shah, 11.22.2017
Belgian scientists turn polluted air into hydrogen fuelThe tiny device uses two 'rooms,' separated by a membrane, to purify air and generate power simultaneously.By N. Summers, 05.12.2017
Kobo is the next to offer an e-book subscription serviceIt's a response to all-you-can-read options from rivals like Amazon.By J. Fingas, 02.22.2017
Solar-powered machine turns urine into drinkable waterScientists will use a 1,000 liters of recovered water to make beer. By A. Gilyadov, 07.27.2016
US carriers cover the costs for calls and texts to BelgiumIt's an important olive branch in the wake of the Brussels terrorist attacks.By J. Fingas, 03.22.2016
Internet of Things could save lives during Antarctic expeditionThe Belgian Antarctic expedition will use Sigfox's wireless tech to ensure they don't get lost in snowstorms.By D. Cooper, 01.20.2016
Brussels wants you to make internet calls to random localsVisit a website and you can talk to any Belgian who picks up a public receiver.By J. Fingas, 01.10.2016
Facebook locks down Belgian site following tracking lawsuitTo comply with the privacy watchdog's demands, only logged-in users can view pages.By J. Rigg, 12.03.2015