The PS5 has sold over 90 million units across all variants, Sony announced. The sales pace slowed compared to the previous year.

The price of Bitcoin continues in only one direction; it has now fallen to 70,000 US dollars. Experts see lost interest and pessimism.

Hosting provider Strato is currently experiencing disruptions with its email services. However, all emails should arrive.

The 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.

In VS Code chat, AI agents can now ask follow-up questions and generate Mermaid diagrams, and Anthropic Claude models show their detailed thought process.

This month, Google is holding back on Android security updates, but Samsung is distributing multiple patches.

With 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.

Whether an investment shows fraudulent characteristics can be checked with the "Fake-Check Geldanlage" from the consumer protection agencies.

In the context of the lawsuit filed by xAI last summer, OpenAI is now accusing Elon Musk's company of destroying evidence.

With LiteBox, Microsoft has released a library OS written in Rust, which aims to reduce the attack surface through minimal host interfaces.

Samsung has ended software support for its Galaxy S21 series in February 2026, with the exception of the FE model.

Pixelmator Pro has many fans. Those who have bought the app, now owned by Apple, are currently out of luck. There are also questions about Photomator.

Users recently criticized Microsoft for numerous bugs in Windows 11. Now the company is getting a quality manager.

The "CIA World Factbook" was one of the oldest sites on the internet and a popular destination in its early years. On Wednesday, it went offline.

Amazon is experimenting with a new AI studio to produce films and series more efficiently. The company plans to present initial results in May.

Version control in version 2.53 simplifies working with large repositories, speeds up repacking, and handles commit signatures more precisely.

MIT aims to make house construction more sustainable by using discarded plastics to print structural components.

With Deno Deploy, developers can deploy JavaScript and TypeScript applications to the web. The new Deno Sandbox is available for increased security.

From 2027, the DMEA will no longer take place in Berlin, but in Munich. It is intended to become more international.

Valve still cannot name a price for the upcoming Steam Machine. There is also no release date for now – the PC might come later.

Google gives a first look at its mid-range smartphone Pixel 10a and reveals when it will be unveiled.

In the automation tool n8n, developers have patched further security vulnerabilities. An update to the latest version is recommended.

The revenue and profits of the Google group once again exceed Wall Street expectations. Investments in AI are set to nearly double by 2026.

A new retina implant aims to use near-infrared light to restore vision signals. It works without cables and external electronics.

After corresponding lobbying efforts, Apple has succeeded: The company is allowed to buy machines for its suppliers in India – without a huge tax bill.

Turbulent times at PayPal: the CEO has to go, the stock crashes. The new CEO comes from HP, which was not prepared for this.

The rise of AI answer machines is prompting regulators to act. Two state media authorities have initiated proceedings against Google and Perplexity.

The year 2025 was pleasing for AMD, including a sales record for Ryzen CPUs. Nevertheless, the stock falls by over ten percent.

The Document Foundation has released LibreOffice 26.2. The new version of the free office suite offers numerous performance improvements.

Amazon is now offering its revised voice assistant Alexa+ to all interested parties in the USA. It makes the most sense to get Alexa+ via Prime.