Google introduces a registration requirement for all Android app developers. According to the Android chief, the company bows to political pressure, and more.

In old measurement data, two US researchers found a star that appeared "completely crazy." Apparently, there was a catastrophic collision in its orbit.

Zoom's video conferencing software contains partly critical security vulnerabilities. Attackers from the network can escalate privileges.

“Coruna” is the name of a collection of hacking tools for the iPhone that cracks various iOS versions. Apparently, state actors are behind it again.

Cisco warns of security vulnerabilities in IOS XR and Contact Center. They allow, for example, privilege escalation or denial-of-service.

Google enhances Gemini in Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive with numerous features – from AI drafts to table optimization and semantic search.

Computers from HP are vulnerable via several weaknesses in UEFI and Device Manager.

Apple's entry-level model hit the market on Wednesday. Second generation is supposed to clear up deficits, according to an analyst. One feature might be missing.

A coalition around Google and Tesla wants to save billions by better utilizing power grids and hopes for quick grid connections for data centers.

AI should not replace people at Atlassian, says CEO Cannon-Brookes. But they still have to lay off 1,600 people to have money for AI investments.

A Grammarly AI posed as famous authors, including from German-speaking countries. It has now been deactivated.

AI star Tilly Norwood has released a music video thanks to 18 real people. It's astonishingly quirky, funny, and clever.

16 years ago, Google began laying fiber optic connections in US cities, but then significantly scaled back. Now GFiber is being handed over.

Researchers at Stanford University have developed a nasal spray that offers months of protection against Covid-19 and hospital germs in laboratory tests.

After the removal of various HDR formats on Disney+, consumer advocates advise demanding a refund of subscription fees. They argue that a legal defect exists.

Laminar Research wants to use the Apple headset for a realistic cockpit display in X-Plane. However, this requires a PC with CloudXR 6.

The European Search Perspective aims to free EU states from dependence on US companies.

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) requires changes to industrial computers, medical electronics, robots, and other embedded systems – with side effects.

The quarterly release of Eclipse IDE 2026-03 brings some new features alongside bug fixes, such as the Java refactoring function "Convert Class to Record".

Valve explained at the GDC what requirements games must meet to receive the Verified seal for Steam Machine and Steam Frame.

Apple released important updates for users of iOS and iPadOS 15 and 16 overnight on Thursday. They should be installed quickly.

Mozilla originally planned to end Firefox support for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 in February. Now there's an extension until August 2026.

HPE's network operating system Aruba Networking AOS-CX is vulnerable. The developers have closed several security vulnerabilities.

The need-to-know principle of the upcoming EUDI Wallet for identity documents was one of its strengths. Ironically, EU Commission is now diluting precisely that.

WhatsApp accounts for 10- to 12-year-olds will have restricted functions. Strangers will no longer be able to message children.

OpenAI's Sora is to be available in ChatGPT in the future. This could give the video generator a boost – but also incur costs.

Attacks are currently targeting a vulnerability in the automation tool n8n. Updates have been available since January.

Google wants to make Android faster and more efficient through kernel optimizations. Users should get more responsive devices with longer battery life.

Originally developed for the handheld PC Xbox Ally: The Xbox Mode, Microsoft's game-optimized Windows interface, is coming to all Windows 11 devices.

First manufacturers of x86 computer modules for industrial PCs are adopting LPCAMM2 memory modules.

First manufacturers of x86 computer modules for industrial PCs are adopting LPCAMM2 memory modules.

Manufacturer Cologne Chip solders its GateMate A1 onto a module that fits I/O boards for the Raspberry Pi CM5.

Google updated Chrome to the 146 developer branch overnight on Wednesday. The version closes 29 security vulnerabilities.

At the Game Developers Conference, Microsoft is revealing details about next Xbox. Much is already known, but Xbox and Windows PC are getting closer and closer.

Leading politicians from CDU and SPD, such as Günther and Schwesig, are calling for quick social media bans, while experts ponder constitutional aspects.

The frustration with bureaucracy among German companies is not decreasing. According to a study, 80 percent see increased effort with administration.

BGH draws clear red line for messenger surveillance via source-based telecommunications interception: Reading old messages is illegal.

After the EU Commission's proposal for a renewed extension of "voluntary chat control" failed, Parliament is now setting conditions.

xAI's Macrohard project and Tesla's AI agent „Digital Optimus“ are to merge into an intelligent real-time AI system, with Grok as the central navigator.

Amidst the memory crisis, Apple reportedly aims to gain market share with the iPhone 18, iPhone 18 Pro, and Pro Max by keeping prices stable.

Two processors usher in Intel's Arrow Lake Refresh. They come with additional cores and a faster chiplet connection.

Asynchronous programming with async and await has existed in .NET for years. Now Microsoft is delivering a new runtime environment for asynchronous execution.

TravelMate P4 and TravelMate P2 business notebooks will soon be available with Panther Lake processors. Germany will remain sidelined for now.

The notebook world apparently did not expect the low price of the MacBook Neo. The Windows world wants to counteract.

According to a report, Nvidia is already talking to major software providers about a platform for autonomous AI agents that is reminiscent of OpenClaw.

Microsoft includes the video editor Clipchamp with Windows 11. It can no longer be used without OneDrive.

While measures long planned in Brussels have to be reconfigured at the last minute, the response to the events in the Middle East is still pending.

For 11 days, Iran has been under attack, meaning people there have had no internet access for that long. Now the regime has confirmed that there are exceptions.

Fortinet closes flaws in FortiWeb and FortiManager, allowing command injection, among other things. FortiGate firewalls were attacked.

After massive criticism from the community, MariaDB has reversed its planned removal of Galera clustering technology from the community server.