The countdown for GSM has now begun in Austria. The shutdown primarily affects machines but can also reduce network coverage.

The open-source app "Adaptive Theme: Auto Dark Mode" extends Android with automatic dark mode switching via light sensor.

For greater care security and crisis resilience, experts at the 16th Telemedicine Congress reinforce their demands for the expansion of digital structures.

"No one will be left behind," it was stated after Juniper's acquisition by HPE. Now it is becoming more concrete how the two product portfolios will proceed.

German data protection authorities warn against indiscriminate mass surveillance in the EU and demand the safeguarding of end-to-end encryption for messengers.

Officially ordered surveillance measures in Switzerland continued to rise in 2025. The majority of these concern cell tower dumps in mobile networks.

After ChatGPT, xAI now also wants to be usable on four wheels: Grok will soon open its Voice Mode to CarPlay.

Pharma sees huge potential in AI tools to find drug candidates & shorten development. Can AI be a miracle cure?

The automotive industry faces pressure from the Iran war and US tariffs. How do Audi and BMW plan to address these challenges?

More and more storage manufacturers are demanding long-term agreements. Sandisk reveals background information on billion-dollar guarantees.

A large-scale study by the University of Michigan shows: Poorer hearing correlates with slower walking speed. iPhones provided the data.

Ahead of new trilogue negotiations on the AI Omnibus, CEOs from Ericsson, SAP, Siemens & Co. warn against over-regulation, demand innovation.

Google is decoupling its Android announcements from I/O. On May 12, the focus will be on Android 17, Wear OS 7, and possibly new AI agents.

Most stars in the Milky Way are red dwarfs. It was difficult to find out which exoplanets exist there. Now there is an unexpected discovery.

The cyber gang ShinyHunters stole data from Vimeo at Anodot and put it on the darknet. Have-I-Been-Pwned has now included it.

Firing people plus AI investments equals more profit – companies cannot necessarily rely on this equation, according to Gartner.

Technology and IT are booming in Kosovo, leading to a drastic reduction in youth unemployment.

Apple itself can only deliver its cheap notebook after weeks. Anyone who urgently wants the Neo should try it in retail.

Meta is increasingly relying on artificial intelligence in Europe to verify user ages and better protect minors from unsuitable content.

Officially signed Daemon Tools installers from the manufacturer's website contain malware. Apparently through a supply chain attack.

Apple's head of services commented on the iPhone maker's strategy regarding car content. A new detail about John Ternus also emerged.

The US government continues its fight against wind energy. The Department of Defense does not want to approve over 160 onshore projects.

Google is releasing new Gemma models and a new algorithm, DeepSeek v4 is finally available, and Anthropic is making headlines multiple times.

Develop your own programs quickly with the iPhone: That's what Vibe-Coding apps promise. However, Apple only allows them under certain circumstances.

For the first time in the history of its crossword column, New York Times published a crossword puzzle that didn't add up, at least for print puzzle enthusiasts.

Shortly before the launch of the new Starship, an explosion apparently occurred at SpaceX's Starbase in Texas.

At the start of the OMR Festival, Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger spoke about the state of digitalization and the importance of AI for the German economy.

Apple has long been looking for alternatives to its sole manufacturer TSMC. Now, Intel and even Samsung were apparently on the shortlist again.

The Delius Klasing publishing house admits to an IT incident in an email to customers. Personal customer data has been disclosed.

Malicious code can slip onto Android devices through a faulty debugging module. Google has now closed the critical vulnerability.

A critical vulnerability is among those endangering the file transfer software MOVEit Automation.

Many a "Star Wars" fan would probably like to talk to the protocol droid C-3PO. Student Samuel Potozkin has fulfilled this dream.

Apple will present its next iOS version in the coming days. The iPhone company has already revealed what's inside.

The Trump administration is considering introducing government oversight for new AI models. This would be a reversal of previous AI policy.

As a small celestial body at the edge of the solar system passed in front of a star, an astronomy team found unexpected evidence of an atmosphere.

Amazon allegedly pressured Nintendo to offer consoles cheaper at the online retailer than elsewhere. He refused, reports a former Nintendo executive.

Between e-prescriptions, electronic patient records, and more: How the telematics infrastructure is changing the daily work in a medical center.

The Edge password manager appears secure: encrypted storage, secured by Windows Hello. But plaintext is stored in memory.

MIT has refined an approximately 40-year-old technique to transform flexible objects into a rigid state. The Y-zipper comes from the 3D printer.

On Monday evening, Valve's Steam Controller was launched. Those who wanted to buy it needed luck and patience – the servers couldn't handle the rush.

In New Mexico, the second part of a trial against Meta has begun, concerning the harm to minors. The demands are far-reaching.

In early 2022, Elon Musk secretly started buying shares of Twitter. This saved him money. He will now pay a $1.5 million fine for it.

For the distribution of AI tools to companies, OpenAI and Anthropic are joining forces with financially strong private equity firms and raising a lot of money.

Amazon directly attacks freight forwarders and parcel services: The group's logistics network is now open to all companies, even if they do not sell via Amazon.

California tightens its regulations for self-driving vehicles. The immunity from punishment ends, trucks and buses are allowed.

The "Frames and Structures" photo competition has found its winners. Architecture, nature, and geometric patterns characterize the top rankings.

Federal Network Agency simplifies rules for wireless systems. But military uses threaten predictability, warns industry association APWPT.

Huawei apparently wants to produce more AI accelerators for China. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang complains about the US government's practices.

Not a big gaming month for VR fans: the highlights in May are mainly VR ports, DLCs, and titles that were actually supposed to be released last month.

AI models can now predict the weather very precisely. However, they have weaknesses in extreme events with record values - for obvious reasons.