Cross-Platform Applications with Rust 2: Crux in UseWith Rust and the Crux framework, cross-platform apps can be implemented with a clear core, UI separation, and platform-specific effects.
UpdateAnthropic introduces Claude Opus 4.6 with Agent TeamsThe new AI model Claude Opus 4.6 brings improved coding capabilities, a larger context window, and for the first time, an "Agent Teams" feature.
Mit KI mehr Sicherheit und Effizienz im SOCSecurity Operations Centers (SOC) kämpfen bei begrenzten Ressourcen und Budgets mit immer komplexeren Bedrohungen. Erfahren Sie, wie KI helfen kann, dieses Dilemma zu lösen.
Digital Health: Expectations for the planned digital lawAnother digital law for the healthcare system is in the works. Users want user-friendly systems, and the industry wants better data access.
Radio interference & Co: BNetzA withdraws millions of devices from circulationCounterfeit health features on smartwatches and disruptive inverters keep the regulator busy, who is intensifying online trade controls.
RISC-V single-board computer with RVA23 chip for new Linux distributionsSpacemiT delivers one of the first RISC-V processors with RVA23 technology. The eight-core K3 promises decent performance but costs more than a Raspberry Pi 5.
CDU's push for social media ban under 16 years of ageIn a motion for the CDU federal party congress, the Schleswig-Holstein state association is calling for a social media ban for children under 16 years of age.
Sovereignty: EU invests 347 million euros in security of submarine cablesThe EU Commission upgrades defenses against sabotage and espionage targeting key undersea data arteries with a new strategic toolkit and investments.
After Gemini-Siri Deal: Google Now Apple's "Preferred Cloud Provider"Apple Intelligence and Siri will soon be based on Google Gemini. The deal includes Google Cloud services, causing unrest among iPhone users.
Raspberry Pi 4 now comes with two memory chipsThe Pi manufacturer is launching a new board design for the Raspberry Pi 4. The company is thus increasing flexibility in expensive memory procurement.
Anthropic jabs at OpenAI with Super Bowl ad – and hits a nerveAnthropic will advertise at the Super Bowl that its AI Claude does not display ads. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reacts with annoyance.
Too insignificant: Apple Maps and Apple Ads not gatekeepers in the EUFor Apple's map service and advertising platform, stricter competition rules will not apply in the EU – at least for now.
Cowboy announces several recall centers for C4 ST in GermanyThe e-bike manufacturer Cowboy has published further information about its recall program for the C4 ST model.
Meta Quest 4: CTO confirms work on two new VR headsetsDespite dire predictions: Meta continues to invest in VR and confirms two new devices are in development. One of them is likely to be the Meta Quest 4.
Electric Cars: Infrastructure for 400+ kW charging power is being createdFor some years, charging infrastructure offered more than most electric cars could handle. Now the tide is turning and providers have to catch up.
Page Match: Spotify synchronizes book and audiobookWith Page Match, Spotify allows you to seamlessly switch between reading a book and listening to an audiobook. All you need to do is take a photo.
Dresden Court: Meta's data collection illegal, no appeal to Federal CourtMeta's data collection on third-party websites is illegal, ruled legally binding in Germany. No appeal for Meta.
Why Meta Platforms' data collection is illegalFirst time: Meta Platforms illegally harvests data on third-party websites under German law. Legal cornerstones examined.
Security Update: Root Security Vulnerability Threatens Cisco Meeting ManagementAttackers can target various Cisco products such as Meeting Management and Prime Infrastructure.
New M5 chips appeared in Apple Release Candidate – macOS 26.3 on the wayM5 Pro, M5 Max, and perhaps also M5 Ultra: Apple is finally preparing new chips for the Mac. The release likely won't be long now.
Sony: Playstation 5 sold 92 million unitsThe PS5 has sold over 90 million units across all variants, Sony announced. The sales pace slowed compared to the previous year.
Endless price drop: Bitcoin price falls to 70,000 US dollarsThe price of Bitcoin continues in only one direction; it has now fallen to 70,000 US dollars. Experts see lost interest and pessimism.
Strato: Disruptions with email retrievalHosting provider Strato is currently experiencing disruptions with its email services. However, all emails should arrive.
Atrial fibrillation: Apple Watch can also help those being treatedThe 1-channel ECG of the Apple Watch can detect atrial fibrillation that wasn't previously known. But it is also useful after diagnosis, researchers say.
Visual Studio Code 1.109: Watch AI Models ThinkIn VS Code chat, AI agents can now ask follow-up questions and generate Mermaid diagrams, and Anthropic Claude models show their detailed thought process.
Patchday Android: Driver vulnerability endangers Pixel smartphonesThis month, Google is holding back on Android security updates, but Samsung is distributing multiple patches.
iOS 26.2.1: Problem reports on crashes and fast battery drainWith Apple's latest iOS update, support for AirTags 2 is coming to devices, among other things. Depending on the iPhone, however, this is not without problems.
"Fake-Check Geldanlage" aims to prevent investment fraudWhether an investment shows fraudulent characteristics can be checked with the "Fake-Check Geldanlage" from the consumer protection agencies.
Court proceedings: According to OpenAI, xAI allegedly destroyed evidenceIn the context of the lawsuit filed by xAI last summer, OpenAI is now accusing Elon Musk's company of destroying evidence.
Microsoft Releases LiteBox: Rust-based Sandboxing Library OSWith LiteBox, Microsoft has released a library OS written in Rust, which aims to reduce the attack surface through minimal host interfaces.
Samsung Galaxy S21: Software support ends, except for FE modelSamsung has ended software support for its Galaxy S21 series in February 2026, with the exception of the FE model.