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The search function in Windows 11 is set to become significantly more streamlined. Users will soon be able to disable web results and app suggestions from Bing.

Nintendo must pay 35 million euros in France. The reason is the well-known Joy-Con drift issue with the Nintendo Switch.

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

The foldable iPhone Ultra is expected to be released this fall. Apple itself is increasingly making it clear that the device is indeed coming.

It was arguably the most popular video game during the pandemic years. Now, without any prior announcement, a series based on "Among Us" has been released.

Microsoft Teams to Automatically Detect Office Presence, Sparking Privacy Debates

Lego Unveils Its Largest Set Ever: The Sagrada Família Lego has introduced its largest set to date, featuring the Sagrada Família. This set consists of 12,060 pieces and is priced at 749.99 euros.

The developer of Claude advocates for slowing down AI development and calls for international regulations.

Nintendo is expected to release a new version of the Switch 2 in Europe in 2027. This move is in response to new EU regulations requiring replaceable batteries.

From Halo to Fable to the Xbox Series X25: These announcements took center stage at the Xbox Games Showcase 2026.

Loot boxes are widespread in video games and are particularly concerning to child protection advocates. But are they actually illegal?

The Nintendo GameCube relied on affordable hardware and strong games—but that wasn't enough to compete against the PlayStation 2 and Xbox.

Valve Increases Prices for Steam Deck Models by Up to 37 Percent Due to Rising Hardware Costs

According to a media report, LG is reportedly discussing the sale of its TV division. Hisense is considered a potential buyer.

A court ruling from Cologne could significantly tighten the labeling of advertising on Instagram. Even preview images are coming under scrutiny.

At the WWDC 2026, Apple unveiled its largest AI initiative to date with Siri AI. However, users in the EU will have to do without it.

Google is working on a new Android feature. In the future, it might be possible to see why someone is calling as soon as the phone rings.

A simple oversight can allow others to easily read all your WhatsApp chats.

Complaints about unexpected restarts are piling up for the Google Pixel 6 Pro. Indications point to an issue with the temperature protection.

A leaked memo reveals which AI glasses and wearables Meta might release in the coming years.

A tool for the small device Flipper Zero can manipulate digital price tags. But why is this even possible?

Xiaomi Expands HyperOS 3 With New Data Exchange Feature for iPhones Xiaomi has introduced a new feature in HyperOS 3 to facilitate data exchange with iPhones. However, not all devices will benefit from this update.

Google is testing a voicemail feature for Pixel smartphones in Germany. Messages can also be read later as text.

The new film "This Is How the World Ends" won't be released in theaters or on streaming platforms. Instead, it will be available on VHS tape.

"Star Wars: Starfighter" is set to be released in 2027. No official details about its plot are known yet. However, a new rumor has emerged.

The first part was a complete success for Netflix, so "War Machine 2" is now in the works. Some cast members are confirmed to return.

"The Boys" Season 5 is a hot topic on the internet. However, this doesn't detract from its success.

As customers report, Amazon is now introducing ads on Prime Music in one country. Will this also come to Germany?

"Rambo 6" is currently in the planning stages in Hollywood. It won't be just a straightforward sequel, and a release date has now been set.

Apple has given soccer broadcasts a modern, technical update. Recently, the company broadcast a match using only iPhones.

Users report issues with the first-generation Chromecast. The streaming stick is said to no longer play certain content.

"The Furious" is hitting theaters as an action film for the ages. Those who enjoy intense bone-crunching action will be thrilled.

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.

Certain smoothie makers sold by Media Markt and Saturn may pose a safety risk and should be inspected.

Starting July 1, 2026, orders from China through platforms like Temu and Shein will incur a customs duty of 3 euros per product category.

Countdown clocks in online shopping are meant to create a sense of urgency. And according to a new court ruling, this is completely legal.

Amazon is now offering its logistics services to external companies. This move could put pressure on other providers and freight companies.

A supposed Aldi bargain on Facebook is a nasty scam. Criminals aim to steal personal data and payment information.

Lidl will introduce a new bonus system in its Plus app beginning in June. Customers can continuously collect points and secure new rewards.

Amazon Replaces Rufus in the U.S. With Alexa for Shopping The new AI aims to enhance product searches and price comparisons.

Personalized Prices Online? Online stores use personal data to adjust prices. This means surveillance pricing can become costly.

A flight from Newark to Mallorca had to turn back. The trigger was a teenager's Bluetooth name, which set off a security alarm.

Telekom is pushing forward with fiber-optic expansion. However, new figures indicate why DSL is likely to dominate for many more years.

Starlink Users to Pay More: Satellite Internet Provider to Raise All Prices Starting June 2026

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

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

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

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.