Ikea now has a child-friendly Bluetooth speaker on offer. The device can be connected to other Ikea speakers.

The messenger Signal has received a new feature. Users can now pin messages in chats.

In Munich, Telekom is opening its largest AI data center to date with Nvidia technology and political dignitaries.

Cameras, battery, buttons: A well-known Weibo leaker, who has been correct multiple times in the past, has commented on Apple's first foldable phone.

A Falcon 9 launches every few days now, especially with Starlink satellites on board. After a disruption earlier this week, it will stay grounded for now.

Meta wants to introduce a new tool for evaluating the performance of its workforce. This is intended to particularly reward the use of AI.

Reincubate, developer of the webcam app Camo, is taking action against Apple – because the company is said to have copied features.

Phishing emails don't just target login credentials directly, but often lead victims to affiliate marketing sites.

Multitasking instead of sequential task execution: With the Codex app, multiple AI agents can be run simultaneously and controlled centrally.

Google and Microsoft's video conferencing hardware is now interoperable. However, users will have to do without some functions.

Brutal, but honest: In Team Ninja's "Nioh 3", fans can expect a fast-paced and difficult action spectacle set in ancient Japan.

On Monday, Adobe announced its intention to discontinue Animate in March. Following criticism, a U-turn occurred, but the tool will not be further developed.

Microsoft is ending the sale of standalone SharePoint and OneDrive licenses. By 2029, customers are expected to switch to expensive M365 suites.

AMD CEO Lisa Su herself speaks about Microsoft's next Xbox console. The semi-custom processor will be ready next year.

Attackers can target IBM's application server WebSphere Application Server Liberty and the network monitoring solution Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus.

Microsoft has released Windows Insider previews that include the powerful Sysmon logging tool as a Windows feature.

The US Department of Justice has appealed the antitrust proceedings against Google. An end to the legal dispute is not in sight.

Following the insolvency of music specialist Native Instruments, the CEO has commented on the current situation. Business operations are expected to continue.

Google has set an internal expiration date for Chrome OS. The replacement, Aluminium OS, which is based on Android, is also not expected to launch this year.

The announced Switch 2 version of "Borderlands 4" is on hold, confirms Take-Two. The shooter is struggling with performance on other platforms.

The January updates have caused problems with shutting down and sleep modes. Windows 10 is also affected.

ESA wants to reduce the problems caused by space debris. To this end, it is now letting two satellites crash in such a way that this can be directly observed.

No further release delay for now: "GTA 6" is indeed scheduled to be released in November, according to Take-Two. A physical version is planned.

CISA warns of recently observed attacks on security vulnerabilities in Solarwinds Web Help Desk, FreePBX and Gitlab.

Last year, the number of public charging points rose to almost 200,000. The increase is slightly smaller than in previous years.

Unitree's humanoid robot G1 can withstand low temperatures. In sub-zero temperatures, it stamped the logo of the 2026 Winter Olympics into the snow.

Various internal information from Apple became known around the turn of the year. What does this mean for the product year 2026?

The downward trend for the software industry in the financial markets continues: A new AI tool from Anthropic has likely caused the next major sell-off.

Amazon cannot launch the number of satellites required by US authorities for approval into orbit. An extension has now been requested.

The fact that Microsoft hands over recovery keys to the FBI is misunderstood by many, says Peter Siering. The problem is the expectation.