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Google to Expand System Services With New Features for Android Smartphones in October 2026

Connected cars are increasingly becoming targets for cybercriminals. Security risks are shifting more and more toward apps and cloud services.

"South Park" features real gameplay scenes from "GTA 6." It shows a beach visit in Vice City that ends quite unpleasantly.

Amazon's flagship and the most expensive series of all time will return earlier than previously expected. Fans have reason to be excited.

ProSieben, Sat.1, Kabel Eins, and Joyn are undergoing numerous changes and strategic realignments.

Possible unrest is feared for October 31. France demonstrates how alleged looted goods can end up on platforms like Vinted.

Samsung Ends News Service on Galaxy Devices Samsung is discontinuing its news service on Galaxy devices. This affects the app, widget, and news page on the home screen.

A critical UEFI vulnerability allows attacks before Windows or Linux starts. The flaw is reportedly embedded in the code for 16 years.

GTA 6 to Require a Whopping 210 GB of Storage on PS5 GTA 6 is expected to need a substantial 210 GB of storage space on the PS5. The download could take several hours. Here are the details.

Pokémon UNITE to shut down in 2027. Here's what players need to know about the server closure on Nintendo Switch and smartphones.

A researcher analyzed his Samsung TV: What data do the devices really transmit? He criticizes the lack of transparency.

Advertising, recommendations, and pre-installed services make many smart TVs cluttered. AI tools are intended to help uninstall them.

From Living Room to Radiology: The technology behind Microsoft's Xbox Kinect camera is now used in CT scanners.

A rare Nintendo GameCube sold for $7,500. TECHBOOK explains why this version is so coveted today.

Hackers Pose as IT Support in Microsoft Teams: How the Scam Works and How Companies Can Protect Themselves

The iPhone 18e is expected to offer high performance. However, according to a leak, Apple might once again cut costs on the display and camera.

An ADAC test reveals issues with emergency braking assistants. Children wearing reflective clothing, in particular, are often not detected.

A seemingly harmless PDF reader downloads the Anatsa banking trojan. More than 10,000 Android users have installed the app.

Instagram is testing videos up to 90 minutes long. The new format, called "Features," will initially be available to select users in the U.S.

Xiaomi is bringing its Pro models back to Europe. Retailer data suggests possible prices of up to 1,783.90 euros and smaller batteries.

According to a survey, AI causes more fear than events such as the death of loved ones or terrorist attacks. This is unlikely to change anytime soon.

Scammers Target Amazon Prime Customers With Fake Payment Error. Here's How to Spot the Phishing Email.

For the 25th anniversary, Apple has hidden an interactive replica of the first iPod on the Apple Music website.

Tilly Norwood is back, and this time she's set to star in a full-length feature film titled "Misaligned," and it will be a hybrid production.

The end of the McRib in Germany even has a fitting episode of "The Simpsons." In it, Homer becomes addicted to the burger.

The '90s film "Sliver" will soon be available on an additional channel for Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV. But is it worth watching?

What are the funniest comedies of all time? According to a study, the answers are clear. The study measured laughs per minute.

JustWatch launches its own streaming service, JustWatch TV. Movies and series can be watched directly on the platform.

The first "Rocky" film from 1976 is a milestone in film history. Now, it's returning to theaters in 4K resolution.

Spotify expands podcast offerings with new paid packages. Users can now access bonus episodes, videos, and additional extras.

'Fourth Wing' to Be Adapted as Series on Prime Video Actors Cast for Violet and Xaden Roles All the Details on the Cast and Production

"Glee" Returns with a New Series on Disney+ and Hulu Lea Michele is back as Rachel Berry, among others.

Fraudsters are manipulating Apple returns by resealing the packaging and sending it back. This scheme is now set to be stopped.

Black Friday and Singles' Day Are Getting More Expensive Starting Nov. 1, a new fee will apply to orders from non-EU shops.

Vinted Deletes Suspicious Listings After Looting in France, Tightens Controls; Government Steps In

The 2027 Tax Reform Promises Relief for Millions of Workers: Who Benefits Most

The European Court of Justice strengthens phishing victims' rights. Banks must promptly refund unauthorized payments.

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

Minimum Amounts for Card Payments to Be Eliminated New regulations aim to facilitate digital payments and prevent surcharges.

Cyberattack on supermarkets in France: hackers manipulate cooling systems. Food spoils; damage in the millions.

Aldi Recalls Certain Ambiano Hair Dryers Due to potential electric shock and fire hazards, customers are urged to take immediate action.

Telekom replaced the network identifier on smartphones with the slogan "In the Best Network." The Cologne Regional Court has prohibited the campaign.

The security vulnerability WPSplinter could affect millions of routers. Users should check for firmware updates and manufacturer guidelines.

Erna Schneider Hoover's brilliant software idea continues to protect cloud computing, streaming, mobile networks, and AI from overload.

Consumer advocates sue Telekom. They criticize several steps related to the cancellation button and references to additional offers.

Telekom Expands Use of Artificial Intelligence Telekom is expanding its use of artificial intelligence. By 2030, AI is expected to help save billions of euros in costs.

The Minions Routers Kevin and Bob Delight the Internet: What's Behind Davolink's Unusual Wi-Fi Devices

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.