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Rumors about iOS 27 are intensifying. Details have now emerged about a new wallpaper generator and automated Siri shortcuts.

Microsoft reportedly patched the "MiniPlasma" security flaw in Windows years ago. However, a hacker has now publicly demonstrated otherwise.

Gerhard Wenzel has been collecting historical calculators for nearly 50 years and now owns one of the largest collections in the world.

Laser beams can damage camera sensors. Several smartphone users had this experience with the Lidar system in the Volvo EX90.

Google Expands Quick Share with QR Code Feature to Simplify Data Transfer Between Android and iOS

With iOS 27, Apple aims to modernize Siri and strengthen its position as an AI assistant. According to a report, it will initially launch only as a beta.

Google is working on a new setting for Gemini. Users will be able to decide whether the AI responds quickly or thoroughly.

Google is rolling out an updated Gemini app with a modern interface and new features to its initial users.

The Switch 2 will be more expensive. Nintendo cites market conditions as the reason for the global price increase.

Google Invests Millions in Eve Online, but the Focus Is on Training DeepMind

An analysis reveals the factors that determine victory or defeat at the Eurovision Song Contest and why Germany has a good chance this year.

A security flaw at Meari made millions of cameras vulnerable, allowing hackers worldwide to access private recordings.

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.

Meta introduces "Instants," a new app for spontaneous content. Photos and videos disappear after being viewed once.

When it comes to video, Android smartphones have long lagged behind iPhones. Android 17 aims to change that with numerous improvements.

Android Auto is getting a comprehensive design overhaul and its own video player, which can play YouTube clips, among other things.

New sales figures reveal which smartphones will dominate globally in 2026. Apple and Samsung share the top spot, but the surprise is in 10th place.

Google is restricting free cloud storage for new accounts. Without a phone number, users may only have access to 5 GB.

Google Announces Gemini Intelligence for Android 17. The assistance system automates tasks and can create custom widgets.

New Technology for Emergency Calls: Smartphones Automatically Send Location for Faster Help in Emergencies

eYou has launched: The European network focuses on data protection, transparent algorithms, and fact-checking to combat fake news.

With iOS 27, the Camera app on the iPhone is set to receive a major upgrade, featuring widgets, a Siri mode, and enhanced settings.

After several years of planning, Netflix has officially confirmed an "Assassin's Creed" series. The initial personnel choices are promising.

Amazon Unveils New Series for Prime Video, Focuses on Well-Known Brands and New Formats for Coming Years

More than 13 years have passed since the last installment, but now "Scary Movie 6" is finally set to be released. Initial potential parodies are already circulating.

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

A One-Stop App? Disney Plans to Combine Disney+ Streaming With Travel Bookings Disney aims to integrate its Disney+ streaming service with travel bookings, a strategy that has caught many by surprise.

HBO Confirms Continuation of 'Harry Potter' Series Before Season 1 Premiere TECHBOOK has gathered all the information known so far.

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.

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

Amazon offers weight loss medications via a platform in the U.S. Prescription, ordering, and delivery are all handled digitally.

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

ING is introducing a new login system. Those who don't switch risk having trouble accessing their accounts.

A new phishing email targets Amazon Prime customers. Why the amount of 8.99 euros is dangerous and what users should watch out for.

Bitcoin and Other Cryptos 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.

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.

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.

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.