At this year's DMEA, the European Health Data Space and again AI and interoperability are the focus.

In the current Android Canary version, Google is testing a more compact, two-part context menu for app icons and a new notification display.

In 2021, the DESI instrument began work on the largest three-dimensional map of the universe. It is now complete and much larger than planned.

Amazon opens a "smart warehouse" in Shenzhen to facilitate Chinese retailers' access to the US market and reduce costs.

Australia's social media ban has not effectively blocked young people from the platforms. Politicians must do more than just issue a ban.

Rolls Royce has unveiled its second electric car. The convertible is inspired by the design language of the interwar period and is very exclusive.

The LDI NRW, Bettina Gayk, criticizes the use of Palantir's software by the police. In an interview with heise online, she speaks of excessive surveillance.

Access to the social network Bluesky has been impossible since Thursday morning. The cause of the outage is unknown.

AI influencers can't go to Coachella. Looking at Instagram, it seems different. By AI avatars and celebrities

Nvidia has introduced Lyra 2.0, a framework that generates 3D environments from images, enabling stable exploration of larger spaces.

Allbirds sold fashionable shoes; now brand and shoe business have been sold. The company is now to rent out AI technology; stock market is enthusiastic.

A security vulnerability in Flatpak is the trigger for an emergency update for the Linux distribution Tails, which enables anonymous browsing.

Many users use Apple's iPhone hotspot function on the go to get online. With iOS 26.4, there are now more details here.

Google's March update to Android 16 QPR3 is causing massive problems. Users report bootloops, frozen lock screens, and reduced battery life.

The iPhone Ultra is set to be Apple's first foldable phone starting September. In North America, it could quickly overtake Samsung & Co., market researchers say.

The VR adventure "The Amusement", released by the cultural broadcaster Arte, sends players on a journey back in time to 1920s Germany.

Is a new era of medical disinformation looming? According to a study, AI-generated X-ray images are barely recognizable by experts and AI systems.

Google and Anthropic are upgrading on Mac: Gemini is coming as its own app for the first time, while Claude Code masters simultaneous sessions.

YouTube mobile app users can now largely get rid of Shorts. To do this, you need to set the time budget to 0 minutes.

For a long time, storage for balcony power plants was economically nonsensical. With prices under 400 euros for 2 kWh, that's changing.

A textile cascade filter can filter out up to 98.5 percent of microplastics in wastewater from washing processes. It could also be used additionally.

The open-source network monitor Sniffnet now assigns traffic to individual programs. Version 1.5.0 also brings blacklists and adapter previews.

Critical security vulnerabilities in Cisco's Identity Services Engine and Webex. In total, developers are closing 10 security holes.

Organic displays have so far been considered the ultimate in TVs. Samsung wants to boost LCD technology with tiny LEDs and uses OLEDs as picture frames.

Autonomous food deliveries are cheaper than with human couriers. This cost advantage is expected to grow significantly soon. This promises profits.

The third preview version of .NET 11.0 makes the long-awaited Union Types in C# practically usable, because the Visual Studio IDE now also cooperates.

AWS Interconnect connects VPCs of different cloud providers via private backbones – without VPN tunnels, colocation, or manual network configuration.

The EU Commission believes Meta's fee policy for AI assistants in WhatsApp may violate EU competition rules.

Following the entry of a new investor, the Snapchat parent company announces job cuts to reduce costs and improve profitability.