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Anyone who enjoys building small apps with AI will soon have a dedicated section in the Google Play Store where these apps can be listed and distributed.

Since the launch of iOS 27, users have been complaining about a series of issues with their iPhones. iOS 27.0.1 now provides a solution.

Amazon Prime Video has officially confirmed Season 6 of the hit series "Reacher." Alan Ritchson will once again be in front of the camera for this season.

Apple is ordered to pay more than $5.7 billion in damages. At the center of the issue is a technology used in the iPhone and Apple Watch.

With a WhatsApp message and a cloned AI voice, fraudsters tricked a banker into transferring 95 million euros.

StreamView Behind Many TVs Now Faces Insolvency: What It Means for Consumers

British cinemas ban the wearing of smart glasses. Reason: They could be used for covert filming.

Microsoft describes a patent that could integrate advertising into PC and console games. After ad clips, additional gameplay time would follow.

About 36 years ago, Microsoft Solitaire was released—transforming Klondike Patience into a global gaming classic. TECHBOOK explains the phenomenon.

Parkside is considered an affordable alternative to Bosch or Makita. But who actually manufactures the tools for Lidl and Kaufland?

The rise of the Grundig brand began in the 1950s with the "Heinzelmann" radio. But how is the company faring today?

The Apple Vision Pro has failed—for now. In fact, Apple's new CEO, John Ternus, intends to continue supporting it.

Apple is reportedly developing its own iPhone controllers. The gaming hardware might unexpectedly be released under the Beats brand.

LG rejects security researchers' allegations everything about the privacy advocates' criticism and LG's response.

After three years, a popular version of Xiaomi's top devices is returning to the European market. The Xiaomi 18 Pro is coming.

The string of leaks from Apple's own program code continues unabated. Three new devices have been discovered that are expected to be released in 2026.

The platform EvilTokens used AI for sophisticated phishing attacks. Now, Microsoft has put an end to it.

Apple is reportedly working on a fitness tracker without a display. It is designed to collect health data and could be released in 2028.

A creative user repurposed their Whoop fitness tracker to identify stressful colleagues.

Google is rolling out three new health features for the Pixel Watch 3, 4, and 5 with the Health Guardian starting this week.

Face ID Bug on iPhone 18 Pro: Some Devices Freeze and Restart. Apple Has Announced a Bug Fix.

OpenAI has introduced two new AI models, GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna. They are expected to perform more efficiently than their predecessors.

INMO Recalls Air3 Smart Glasses: What Owners Need to Know INMO is recalling its Air3 Smart Glasses due to a potential hazard. The left temple can overheat and cause burns. Here's what owners need to be aware of.

Leak Reveals New Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Ahead of Launch The standout features are the new design and the revamped remote control.

"Avengers: Endgame Extended" storms back into the U.S. box office charts seven years after its original release, featuring an additional four minutes.

Disney+ Raises Prices Again in the U.S.; Germany Could Follow Amid Ongoing Patent Dispute

From "True Detective" to "Heroes": These Series Lost Surprisingly Many Critics with Season 2. A Look at the Biggest Declines.

Disney has officially commissioned a new "Darkwing Duck" series. The project has already secured prominent voice actors.

Netflix is raising its subscription prices. However, a trick can delay the increase by two months. TECHBOOK knows whether users can actually save money.

According to an analysis, anime is among the biggest growth drivers on Netflix and is gaining reach worldwide.

Netflix has canceled the series "Sweet Magnolias" after five seasons. Internally, it was reportedly a close decision in favor of another project.

Currently, "Titane" is available for streaming on Amazon. TECHBOOK explains why you should give the film a chance.

Revolut Tests Facial Payments in London Here's how payment via facial recognition works and what data the bank stores.

Aldi Süd consolidates multiple services into a single customer account. These steps are necessary for the transition.

If you own a Eufy surveillance camera, you can submit videos to help improve the AI. This even includes stealing your own packages.

With the introduction of the digital euro comes the new account number DEAN. It complements the IBAN but will not be automatically issued to all bank customers.

With PayPal+, users can earn points on many transactions, which can later be redeemed as discounts or credits.

Manufacturers' warranty promises are often difficult to compare. The EU aims to change that with the new GARAN label.

eBay is implementing new rules for unpaid purchases. Sellers will also receive new discount features and changes to international shipping.

Revolut has passed sensitive customer data to fraudsters. This could include IDs, selfies, and transaction data.

Schufa Faces Legal Trouble as Data Protection Advocates File Lawsuit Against Alleged "Shadow Database"

Phone cards were once a bestseller. Today, most are worth only a few euros.

Millions of kilometers of fiber optic cables in the ocean ensure global communication. Here's how the system works.

An international team of researchers has made a significant breakthrough in the search for extraterrestrial life.

Vodafone and Ericsson Test AI in Mobile Networks The technology translates phone calls in real time and filters out disruptive background noise.

Telekom Launches Exclusive "iPhone Handoff" Feature With iOS 27, iPhone users can now switch between two devices with the same phone number.

A ruling by the European Court of Justice strengthens consumer rights: The provider Vodafone cannot arbitrarily change contracts. German courts must respond.

Telekom, Vodafone, Orange, and Telefónica plan to provide mobile network coverage via satellite to eliminate dead zones.

Deutsche Telekom is reorganizing several executive roles, affecting finance, technology, and product business.

Sensitive smartphone data could be exposed during calls on German mobile networks. Telekom, O2, and Vodafone have responded.