Fairphone owners are reporting receiving emails with suspicious purchase confirmations. Fairphone currently does not assume a hack or data leak.

In Spain, experts met for the third time to discuss "Responsible AI in the Military Domain". Binding rules are still a pipe dream.

For the first time in almost 20 years, the camera industry is reporting growth for two consecutive years. This should really be cause for celebration.

Too many teams discuss technologies instead of problems. It's time to refocus on the domain expertise.

AI investments reach astronomical heights. More than half a trillion US dollars are to be invested in the technology by major US tech corporations this year.

HP, Dell, Acer and Asus are reportedly already certifying DRAM from China to potentially alleviate supply shortages.

Deutsche Bahn started two general renovations on February 6. The Hagen–Cologne and Nuremberg–Regensburg corridors will be closed until July.

The IOC is relying on Alibaba's large language models and cloud infrastructure in 2026 to turn the Winter Games in Milano Cortina into an AI test lab.

Those who ask AI models for design suggestions are often disappointed. Apple shows in a study how AI can be improved.

The two top Fritzbox models, 5690 Pro and 5690 XGS, are receiving a firmware update to FritzOS 8.20. It includes the new Online Monitor.

In current developer builds of VirtualBox, KVM support appears for the first time. The function is experimental and only available through manual source builds.

With the ADA engine, Nextcloud introduces a completely new data access architecture. It drastically reduces server load and accelerates large installations.

Developers can now make an assignment to a property without first checking if the object is null.

Roblox introduces continuous age checks to prevent cheating. At the same time, top developers have massively increased their revenues.

The EU Commission accuses TikTok of violating the Digital Services Act. The platform uses harmful designs – and is now expected to make improvements.

An attack on users of the Signal messenger, which became known last week, targets members of the Bundestag and other important individuals.

Apple has lagged in AI. Now, the company is reportedly making progress, partly with Google Gemini. What to make of these ideas?

Apple requires developers to provide so-called privacy nutrition labels so users can understand data collection. They reveal remarkable info in Creator Studio.

For the moon orbit, astronauts of Artemis 2 mission will be allowed to take modern smartphones for the first time. NASA is thus loosening long-standing rules.

The classic .NET Framework 3.5 will no longer be an optional Windows component in the future, but a standalone setup.

The Super refresh of the GeForce RTX 5000 has apparently been canceled. It could still be two years until the new 6000 generation.

Google wants to expand AirDrop support for Android to more devices this year. Nothing and Qualcomm are already hinting at support.

Debian Project Leader Andreas Tille denounces a structural problem: developers disappear without feedback – with consequences for security and maintenance.

Apple had already let the first-generation HomePod gather dust. The second generation looks similar.

The Hyundai Group, with its automotive brand Kia, is working on perfecting assisted driving and is introducing its system called "Vision Pulse".

According to a media report, Tesla is still working on integrating Apple CarPlay. This could be an attempt to compensate for declining sales figures.

The melting and calving of icebergs can influence the climate. Therefore, researchers track them with AI to obtain data for predictions.

25 percent of all iPhones are reportedly manufactured in India. Apple is now launching a training campaign there – also with Swift and robotics.

With FAIR, one of the world's largest facilities for fundamental research in physics is being built in Darmstadt. A major fire broke out there on Thursday.

A developer has introduced a tool that allows you to put your Mac into a protected state by simply unplugging the MagSafe connection.