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Premium Subscription Samsung May Soon Charge for Galaxy AI

Samsung Reportedly Plans Premium Subscription for Galaxy AI Samsung is reportedly planning a premium subscription for its Galaxy AI. New AI features, higher usage limits, and initial pricing details have emerged.

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Critical Security Flaw iPhone Users Urged to Install This Update Immediately

Apple Releases iOS 27.2.1, Fixes Multiple Security Vulnerabilities: Why iPhone Users Should Install the Update

Even artists are fighting back Spotify to Charge Users Up to $5 More

Spotify Plans AI Remixes for Songs Spotify is planning to introduce AI-generated remixes for songs. The new feature could cost up to $5 extra, but many musicians are reacting critically.

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Pilot Project in U.S. Prisons Can AI Predict Violent Acts?

Michigan to Use AI to Assess Inmates' Violence Risk, but Faulty Data Could Have Serious Consequences

Close-up of the MicroDuck robot featuring a white casing, orange details, and a camera in its head. Mechanical joints and cables are visible.

Holiday Season Sales Why Everyone Wants This Mini Robot

The Microduck learns to walk, sit, and stand. Owners can teach the mini-robot their own tricks and share them with the community.

Also in Germany Xiaomi 18 Pro Could Be Quite Expensive

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

Slogan Instead of Network Recognition Court Prohibits Telekom's Annoying Smartphone Ad

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

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Apple Initiative How the iPhone Aims to Help Preserve Indigenous Languages

More than 200 Indigenous languages are now available on the iPhone. To achieve this, Apple customizes keyboards and characters.

Close-up of the left side of a silver-colored laptop. Visible are the keyboard, the edge of the open screen, and two USB-C ports on the side of the casing. Next to them is a magnetic charging port with five contact points. The background is blurred, and the device rests on a light-colored surface.

Attention MacBook Users! Apple Surprises with Firmware Update for MagSafe Cable

Apple releases a firmware update for the MagSafe 3 cable used with MacBook Air and Pro. The installation occurs automatically in the background.

A gray robotic lawn mower with turquoise details moves across a lush green lawn.

Safe Through the Cold Winterizing Your Robotic Lawn Mower: Avoid This Mistake That Can Ruin the Battery

When storing a robotic lawn mower for the winter, the battery level is crucial. Here's why neither a fully charged nor a completely drained battery is ideal.

A person stands in front of a printer in an office, touching the device's illuminated display with a finger. The printer is placed on a small cabinet with drawers. In the background, wooden wall panels, desks, and office chairs are visible. The image primarily focuses on the printer, the person's arm, and the control panel of the device.

Microsoft Changes Rules Old Printers Face Issues with Windows

Microsoft adopts the IPP standard in Windows 11. Older printers without modern support might be limited as a result.

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Unusual Experiment Researchers Send Whiskey to Space–Hope for Turbo Aging

Space Whiskey Project: Researchers to Launch Satellite in 2028 to Study Whiskey Aging in Extreme Conditions

Apple Tests New Display Design iPhone 20 Could See Significant Growth

Rumors about the iPhone 20 suggest larger displays, a smaller Dynamic Island, and an almost bezel-free quad-curved design.

The back of a white Nothing smartphone is shown at an angle. Visible are three large round camera modules, a small sensor, and the characteristic transparent design with geometric elements beneath the back cover, typical of Nothing. The device is set against a light turquoise background.

What This Means for Users Smartphone Manufacturer Divests Subsidiary

Nothing is making its budget brand CMF independent. The background involves rising memory prices and significant growth plans in India.

Apple has already responded Too Dangerous? iPhone 18 Pro Max Exceeds Battery Limit

The iPhone 18 Pro Max surpasses the 20-watt-hour mark. As a result, Apple is introducing a new shipping feature for the battery.

New Rules Against Fake Bidders Ebay to Crack Down on Non-Payers in the Future

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

The iPhone 18 Pro in all four available colors (black, gray, blue, red)

iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max Delivery Times for New iPhone Models Are Getting Longer

The iPhone 18 Pro Max is in high demand. According to the current store status, Apple won't deliver new orders until October.

iOS 27 This New iPhone Feature Comes at an Extra Cost

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

LG Speaks Out for the First Time Do LG Smart TVs Listen In on Conversations? Researchers Make Serious Allegations

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

Why He Stays This Excel Bug Has Existed for 40 Years

Excel still contains a bug from the early days of spreadsheets: Why Microsoft hasn't fixed it.

Starting in November 2026 Klarna to Link Credit Card to Paid Subscription in the Future

Klarna to Charge for Visa Card Use: Membership Required Starting November 2026

White Apple AirPods Pro in an open charging case on a slim black stand. In the background, another AirPods case is visible, though blurred. The photo is brightly lit, showcasing the headphones against a gray background with shallow depth of field.

Up to 1 MP Apple's AirPods to Feature Multiple Precision Cameras

New Clues from macOS Suggest How AirPods Could Work with Cameras The technology is expected to capture images and support AI.

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Fake Lawyer Letters Warning! This Scam Could Cost Consumers 3,533 Euros

Consumer Center Saxony Warns of Fake Lawyer Letters: How to Identify Fraudulent Demands

Motorola plans to launch a security smartphone in 2027.

Good Protection Thanks to GrapheneOS Motorola Plans High-End Security Phone

Motorola is working on a smartphone that prioritizes security. Initial details have now leaked.

Is AliExpress Using Audio Signals to Secretly Track Its Users?

Inaudible Signals AliExpress Accused of Secretly Monitoring Users

Website operators typically use cookies to track users. AliExpress, however, appears to have employed a different, questionable method.

Looking at your phone while crossing the street? That could become costly in Italy.

Italy Cracks Down Those Who Stare at Their Phones Should Pay When Crossing the Street

Attention, Italy vacationers: If you're caught using your phone on a crosswalk, you might soon face a fine.

Xiaomi is working on its new flagship smartphone, the Xiaomi 18 (illustrative image).

Details on Top Smartphone Leak Reveals Colors, Mega Chip, and Price Shock for Xiaomi 18

The Xiaomi 18 could be one of the first smartphones to feature Qualcomm's upcoming top chip. A leak now reveals more details.

Bodycams with audio recording to protect railway employees

After Brutal Attacks Deutsche Bahn Tests Bodycams With Audio to Combat Violence on Trains

For many railway employees, violence is a part of everyday work. That's why the use of bodycams is being tested by Deutsche Bahn.

ChatGPT challenges Google Maps with its own mapping feature

Google Maps Alternative? ChatGPT Introduces Map Feature: What OpenAI's New Travel Guide Can Do

ChatGPT Maps is now available in Europe. The AI assists with finding nearby restaurants, attractions, and excursions.