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Bitcoin and More in Political Spotlight: A New Tax Could Be on the Horizon. This might soon change for investors.

The Sparkasse is discontinuing the S-ID-Check app. Anyone who wants to continue making online payments with a credit card must adapt by the end of 2026.

WhatsApp's Link Preview may seem like a harmless feature. TECHBOOK explains why you should disable it—and how to do so.

Google Chrome Installs Major AI Update in the Background, Occupying 4 GB of Storage: What Users Need to Do Now, According to TECHBOOK

Microsoft is significantly expanding its AI capabilities, which requires increasing amounts of energy. This could jeopardize its climate goal for 2030.

Many Windows PCs are currently restarting twice. Microsoft explains the reason behind this and reassures users.

With the MacBook Neo, Apple has shaken up the market for affordable laptops but underestimated the demand. Restocking could now become costly.

Microsoft is discontinuing the popular email client Outlook Lite for Android. Millions of users will soon need to look for alternatives.

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

If you waited too long for the final bill from E.ON, you might be eligible for a refund. TECHBOOK explains who qualifies.

The PlayStation 6 is taking shape. Insiders reveal new technology, features, and potential release plans for the Sony console.

Parkside is considered an affordable alternative to Bosch or Makita. But who actually manufactures these tools?

Some PS4 and PS5 games are suddenly displaying expiration dates. Sony has commented, but many questions about offline use remain unanswered.

Microsoft and Discord are reportedly working on a "Starter Edition" of Game Pass featuring affordable games and cloud gaming.

New malware disguises itself as a harmless app and often remains undetected in the system on Android devices for a long time.

With simple secret codes, you can check if a smartphone is being monitored. Forwarding and spying can then be easily stopped.

Button cells are extremely dangerous because they can cause chemical burns within a very short time if swallowed. Energizer has a solution for this.

Meta to Power AI Data Centers with Solar Energy from Space Satellites are set to provide electricity around the clock.

Apple has fallen behind in AI, and Google Gemini is expected to fix it. The company is now focusing on a hybrid solution.

Your Gmail Account Could Be Deleted: Learn the Rules and How to Protect Your Account

Apple has completed the iOS 26.5 Release Candidate—now it's just a matter of rolling it out to all users. Here's what's included.

Avatars were supposed to bring more personality to the messenger. Now, WhatsApp is pulling the plug—and that's after just a few years.

Many believe the lightsaber from Star Wars is a thing of the future. However, Canadian inventors have already built a functional version.

Tilly Norwood has released her first music video. The problem: She herself isn't real. The reactions are as expected.

A user is suing Amazon over old Fire TV Sticks. The allegation: The devices were intentionally rendered unusable.

"Spartacus: The House of Ashur" is available on Amazon Prime Video in Germany. The creators promise a significant amount of bloodshed.

The new "Ask YouTube" feature builds on AI chatbots and aims to make searching for videos and information more intuitive overall.

If you want to try HBO Max, you can go through Amazon. The service is available there as an additional channel on Prime Video.

Bayern Faces PSG in Champions League Semifinal: TV and Streaming Info, Plus the Current Situation

The TV market is shifting as the Sky-RTL deal could put new pressure on streaming services, pay TV, and traditional providers.

The new "The Big Bang Theory" spin-off, "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe," now has a premiere timeframe.

Amazon's flagship and the most expensive series of all time is expected to continue sooner than previously thought. Fans have reason to be excited.

The number of cyberattacks on Android smartphones is rising sharply. Why mobile banking is becoming riskier and how to protect yourself.

A new PayPal scam uses legitimate emails for fraud. Here's how to spot the trap and effectively protect your data.

Deutsche Post to Be Renamed DHL: What’s Behind the Name Change and Its Impact on the Company

ATMs, websites, and shops must become more accessible. The EU is also making cash withdrawals easier and increasing transparency.

Amazon Moves Up Prime Day 2026: What It Means for Customers and Retailers

Volkswagen Warns of Fake Websites in Car Purchases Volkswagen is cautioning consumers about fraudulent websites when buying cars. Scammers are using deceptively realistic sites and contacts to mislead buyers.

Temu and Shein are booming, but German retailers lose billions: a study shows the impact on jobs and taxes.

Amazon Offers Weight Loss Medications via Platform in the U.S. Prescription, ordering, and delivery are all handled digitally.

Temu Warns of Two Dangerous Styling Devices Hair dryers and straighteners can overheat or cause electric shocks.

According to a Vodafone analysis, spam calls are particularly frequent on Wednesdays. Here's why the risk increases and how you can effectively protect yourself.

Vodafone's Ultra Hub 7 is the company's first proprietary router for fiber-optic connections and supports WiFi 7. TECHBOOK provides an overview.

Russian hackers are targeting routers, compromising data by exploiting security vulnerabilities. TP-Link Devices are particularly affected.

During a raid concerning potential bribery in fiber-optic expansion, numerous properties of a Telekom subsidiary were searched.

While they are supposed to provide fast internet, fiber optic cables could also be used for espionage, experts now say.

Can the internet simply be shut down? TECHBOOK explains why this is technically and legally nearly impossible in Germany.

New Fritzboxes Lose Repeater Mode: Fritz! (formerly AVM) Explains the Reasons and When the Feature Might Return

Fritz!OS 8.25 Fixes Wi-Fi Issues and Speed Losses: These Routers Get the Update First

New U.S. regulation bans foreign routers. Users and manufacturers face significant challenges.