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These are the daily tech headlines for Friday, September 12, 2025 Rob I'm Rob Dunwood. The European Commission has closed its antitrust investigation into Microsoft's bundling of Teams with Office 365, choosing not to issue a fine. This decision follows Microsoft's commitment to offer Office suites without teams at a reduced price, ensure interoperability for competing communication tools, and allow data transfer from teams. These measures, largely in response to a 2020 complaint from Slack, aim to promote competition in the communication and collaboration market for seven to 10 years. Google is rolling out an update to Gmail that introduces a new Purchases tab and revamps the Promotions tab, aiming to enhance the shopping experience for users, particularly with the upcoming holiday season. The Purchases tab will centralize all order related emails, making it easier to track shipments and review past orders, while the updated Promotions tab will sort deals by most relevant and include retail oriented nudges to highlight timely offers. These changes will be available across both the mobile app and web interface for personal Gmail accounts. In the coming weeks, OpenAI and Microsoft have reached a revised partnership agreement enabling OpenAI to transition into a for profit entity while guaranteeing Microsoft's continued access to its technology. This deal aims to resolve previous tensions and grant OpenAI the flexibility to acquire capital and utilize cloud providers beyond Microsoft. The original nonprofit will retain control and maintain a substantial equity stake exceeding $100 billion in the $500 billion company. The structure, solidified with the California and Delaware attorney, allows the nonprofit to raise capital and operate as a philanthropic entity, ensuring its continued control despite the Public Benefit corporation restructuring. The U.S. justice Department has sued Uber, alleging violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The lawsuit claims Uber discriminates against individuals with physical disabilities, specifically those using service animals or wheelchairs, by refusing service, imposing extra fees for accommodations and charging cancellation fees. Uber denies the allegation, stating it has a zero tolerance policy policy for confirmed service denials. This is not Uber's first encounter with such accusations, as the company faced a similar DOJ lawsuit in 2021 that resulted in a 2022 settlement and has been subject to other discrimination related lawsuits and protests. The Apple Watch Series 11 and Ultra Watch 3 will feature FDA approved hypertension alerts available in 150 countries on September 19th. This new feature uses the watch's optical heart rate sensor and machine learning algorithm, developed from a study of over 130 participants, to identify high blood pressure patterns over a month and alert users to potential danger without providing specific blood pressure measurements. Apple's new Memory integrity enforcement, or MIE feature on iPhone 17 and iPhone Air devices aims to enhance security against malware and memory corruption. Bugs built on ARM's MTE and Apple's Emte, MIE assigns unique tags to memory, preventing unauthorized access and logging attempts. This system will be enabled by default, making it significantly harder and more expensive for spyware developers to exploit vulnerabilities. YouTube Music is updating its now playing interface ON Android and iOS with several changes. The song video switcher is relocated, the scrubber has a new design and other controls like thumbs up and down, comments and sharing are reorganized into a compact carousel. The bottom row of tabs is gone. A new drag handle for Up Next introduces a temporary dual pane view for playlist. Radio related and lyric sheets are no longer themed and can be fully expanded can podcast controls. This update is being rolled out server wide. And finally, Google Tables, a work tracking tool, will shut down on December 16, 2025. Users should export data to Google Sheets or Appsheet with a new migration tool available for Appsheet that maintains formatting and workflow management tables. Initially successful and moved to Google Cloud in 2020, one is closing because its team developed a new data experience within appsheet, launched in June 2023 for building data models for custom apps and workflow. For more analysis of the tech news of the day, stay subscribed to DailyTreeNewsHow.com, you can find show notes and links to all the headlines there as well. Thanks for listening. We'll talk to you next time.