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Reports suggest Meta is working on facial recognition for smart glasses, despite previously avoiding the technology due to privacy concerns.

On May 11, 1995, Steve Race from Sony said only the number "299" to announce the US price of the first PlayStation. A PR stunt with consequences.

During his inaugural visit to Brussels, Federal Chancellor Merz emphatically demanded the end of the EU Supply Chain Directive, contrary to coalition agreement.

A new security function is designed to prevent screenshots under certain conditions and raises many questions.

After a massive AI offensive at Klarna, different tones can now be heard again. The head of the company now sees limits to the use of AI.

A majority of EU member states are "further away than ever" from the EU Council's proposal for voluntary chat control, according to a leak.

The Federal Labor Court has ruled that an employer may not upload employee data to the cloud beyond the scope of a works agreement.

Texas and Google have been at loggerheads over data protection and privacy for years. Now an agreement has been reached without a ruling.

Sony says it won't sell its sensor division, Trump's tariffs shake up the US photo market, and the Nik Collection has some new things to offer.

The overview contains small but interesting reports on Lazarus, CLion, Neo4J, Uno Platform, Deno, Atlassian, CouchDB, AWS and Superbase.

European telco CTOs urge swift allocation of 6 GHz frequencies, crucial for advancing mobile tech and preparing for the next generation, 6G.

Version 3.0 of the search framework was released during OpenSearchCon Europe. OpenSearch indexes faster and uses data more sparingly.

An initiative from the US Senate wants to oblige the US Internet giants to pay into the subsidy fund for network expansion.

Google is expanding the use of its local AI model Gemini Nano. It is designed to make Chrome more secure both on the desktop and on Android.

Skoda is now also converting the top model of the Enyaq series to the current look. Technically, the e-SUV remains largely unchanged.

A flood of daily WhatsApp messages is part of everyday life for many people. In future, AI could help with this. Meta promises to protect privacy.

The title of an ancient, previously illegible 2000-year-old papyrus scroll from Herculaneum has been deciphered – without opening the fragile scroll.

It was already known that lead atoms are converted into gold particles at the Large Hadron Collier. For the first time it has been possible to count how many.

Microsoft has confirmed that logon problems to Active Directories may occur after installing the April security updates.