Hinterland of Things: "We must move from recognition to action"
Germany must finally move from the mode of recognition to the mode of action. At Hinterland of Things, Dominik Gross shows ways to achieve this.
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Consumer protection online: Ministers demand tougher action against fake shops
The Conference of Consumer Protection Ministers targets e-commerce, AI agents, online food monitoring, and lack of price transparency at e-charging stations.
Back to pen and paper: Norway bans AI from primary schools
Declining performance & learning loss: Norway bans generative AI from schools.
Composer for "Doom" and "Duke Nukem 3D" has passed away
Bobby Prince has left this world. His music will remain, as he brought metal to computer games. An obituary.
German solar power saves hundreds of billions of euros in climate damage costs
According to estimates, solar power in Germany has massively reduced climate damage and greenhouse gases, especially in the past five years.
Amazon shelves film project about Sam Altman
Luca Guadagnino must temporarily halt work on his film about the OpenAI CEO. The reason is Amazon's business with OpenAI.
New B/W Film, Drone Hunt, and Adobe's AI Offensive – Photo News of Week
Light Lens Labs releases new B/W film, FBI confiscates World Cup drones, and Adobe turns Lightroom into a video generator.
Kestra: Ops automation beyond CI/CD
CI/CD pipelines are optimized for code deployments. Long-running operational processes and self-service workflows can be orchestrated more flexibly with Kestra.
NASA space telescope Swift: Unprecedented rescue by robotic mission is imminent
The Swift space telescope is to be pushed back into a high orbit by a robotic spacecraft. It was completed in record time and is ready.
Eclipse Alternative to Microsoft's Marketplace: Open VSX 1.0 Released
The Eclipse Foundation offers the registry for Visual Studio Code Extensions as an open alternative to Microsoft's Visual Studio Marketplace.
Google Health App: Update to version 5.02 brings further improvements
Updates for the Google Health app are coming thick and fast. With version 5.02 for Android and iOS, Google is making further improvements in many areas.
Nasty bug: "Unpatchable" SoC flaw up to iPhone 11
Previously, A-chips had jailbreak-enabled bugs that could not be fixed by software. Now, for the first time, models up to the iPhone 11 are affected.
New in .NET 10.0 [28]: Asynchronous ZIP operations
The operation for ZIP compression is now also available in asynchronous form in .NET 10.0.
Supply chain suggests: iPhone 18 not until next year
Apple apparently plans only three new iPhones in the fall, and two or three more in the spring. This is now being whispered by the supply chain sparrows.
Up to 90 percent savings: HPE lures defrauded VMware customers
HPE wants to convince VMware customers with free licenses and migration software. The KVM-based platform is also being expanded.
Databricks: Lakehouse//RT aims to make separate real-time databases redundant
Databricks introduces Lakehouse//RT, a real-time analytics engine for Delta Lake and Apache Iceberg tables, to replace specialized real-time databases.
"GTA 6": Pre-orders begin next week, marketing campaign kicks off
The "most anticipated entertainment title of all time" can be pre-ordered starting next week. Rockstar Games has also unveiled the cover.
Bundesbank: Cashless payments now over 50% for first time
Cash is losing ground. Bundesbank reports cashless payments exceeded cash for the first time in 2025. Yet, cash's value remains undisputed.
Blackbox Capital: How the Berlin Senate is walling off freedom of information
After power grid attack, Berlin tightened transparency law. FragDenStaat sues against authorities' blockade mentality.
ECJ on data protection in court: Illegally obtained evidence may also be used
The European Court of Justice is refining the right to a fair trial: judges may use unlawfully obtained data but must curb its disclosure.