One UI 7: Samsung says these Galaxy models will get the update to Android 15Samsung has published an official overview of Galaxy smartphones and tablets that are to receive the major update to One UI 7.
Windows Subsystem for Linux: Official Arch Linux image availableThe Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) has been enriched by a renowned distribution: Arch Linux is now officially available in it.
Auto China Shanghai 2025: Which models are coming to Europe?Auto China 2025 in Shanghai is comparatively unspectacular. However, it is interesting to see which models Chinese manufacturers want to bring to the EU.
Ubuntu 25.04: Update apparently temporarily stoppedUbuntu 25.04 was released over the Easter weekend. The upgrade of the KDE version in particular is causing problems, which is why it has now been stopped.
Web development: The new TypeScript compiler in GoThe TypeScript team is porting the core of the programming language to Go. This makes the language faster and improves the developer experience.
"Oblivion Remastered" also shows the ugly side of the Unreal EngineThe Unreal Engine makes “Oblivion”prettier than ever, but also brings with it a performance burden. Due to technical shortcomings on the PC, it's better to wait.
Report: Robot project also no longer under Apple's AI bossApple's personnel restructuring in the AI sector is apparently continuing.
iPhone sales: 16e wins, 16 Pro losesApple's new entry-level model is selling well despite its high price. The manufacturer probably needs to do something about the Pro devices.
Attacks on Microsoft NTLM authentication observedAttackers have tapped into Microsoft NTLM hashes and misused them for authentication. CISA, for example, warns against this.
Microsoft: Two-year ban on reinstatement for underperformanceThe wind seems to be blowing harder for employees at Microsoft: According to a report, employees with poor performance evaluations are being targeted.
SAP: Critical security vulnerability patched out of turnSAP organizes monthly patchdays. A critical security vulnerability is now forcing the company to update out of turn.
TrueNAS 25.04 drops FreeBSD: "Fangtooth" only with GNU/Linux baseWith TrueNAS 25.04, iXsystems finally says goodbye to its FreeBSD roots and focuses fully on the enterprise sector.
Missing filming permit: Netflix rebuilds entire Apple store for movieIf the prophet doesn't come to the mountain, the mountain comes to the prophet: Netflix went to great lengths to make a movie about an incident at Apple.
iPhone mirroring in the EU: still waiting for useful macOS functionDue to the EU's Digital Markets Act, iPhone remote control has not been available for the Mac until now. Will this change in April?
Missing link: "If you don't digitize, you lose"In an interview with heise online, BWI CEO Frank Leidenberger explains how the Bundeswehr's largest IT service provider is to make it fit for the future.
Higher Regional Court: Facebook must set privacy-friendly default settings The Frankfurt Higher Regional Court orders the Facebook parent company Meta to pay 200 euros in damages after scraping due to a loss of control, for example.
Kostenloses KI-Programm erweckt Ideen zum LebenWer mit KI-Unterstützung wachsen will, aber fachliche Beratung braucht, kann beim Programm „AI Business Innovation Sprint“ mitmachen. Von den teilnehmenden Teams wird das Beste am 5. Juni geehrt.
Meta declares war on spam in the Facebook feed"We have understood" writes Meta in its blog. The standard Facebook feed is to be made usable again through numerous changes.
Gmail app gets slider and AI image generatorGoogle has added some new features to its Gmail app for mobile devices. However, some of these are only available to paying users.
Developer Snapshots: Smaller news of the week The overview contains small but interesting news about Slint, wasmer, Swift, W3C, Wasmtime, .NET, Prometheus, TestRail and Linkerd.
25 years of "The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask": dark time gameHaving to follow a work of the century is a highly thankless task – which "Majora's Mask" mastered with flying colors 25 years ago.
Sony's über-glass and rare Sigma BF – the photo news of the week 17/2025Sony is launching a professional telephoto lens, but Sigma is only producing the no-frills BF in small numbers. And Adobe's Firefly now has several AIs.
Punitive tariffs: All iPhones for the US market will allegedly come from IndiaApple is apparently preparing for permanently high US tariffs for China. iPhones built in India are expected to meet demand the US market as early as 2026.
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Self-regulation: Federal states officially recognize age classification via IARCAfter years of back and forth, the global IARC age rating system, which is also used by the USK, now has the approval of the youth ministries of federal states.
Electronic patient record: What to expect from the nationwide launch After the test phase, the German electronic patient record is now set to really take off, but probably only a few people will notice it at first.
Parent company of PCMag and IGN sues OpenAI The media company Ziff Davis is suing OpenAI for copyright infringement. The lawsuit is one of a number of ongoing proceedings against the AI company.
Radio exclusion zone in Ny-Ålesund: 5G mobile disrupt research facilitiesThe world's northernmost settlement is home to research facilities for which a radio ban has been imposed. Cruise ships and 5G are now causing interference.
Presentation of the Mazda EX-60: Is the SUV also coming to Europe?Mazda is showing a mid-size SUV at Auto Shanghai that comes with hybrid and electric drive. What will be offered in Europe is still uncertain.
Razer launches its first vertical mouseThe Razer Pro Click V2 is available in two versions. One of them has a vertical design and is also intended for the office.
Veeam Backup & Replication receives web UI and Linux applianceThe new version of Veeam Backup & Replication aims to score points with a modernized user interface, new access control and a Linux appliance.
Intel confirms wave of layoffs: all about increasing efficiencyIntel confirms the next layoffs, which will primarily affect managers. The management wants to make life easier for engineers.
Unchecked growth: Revolut with increased sales and record profitsWell over 50 million customers, a huge increase in turnover and record profits. And the fintech wants to continue to grow.
Windows Update Previews: For the time being only for older WindowsMicrosoft is distributing the update previews for Windows 11 23H2, 22H2 and Windows 10 22H2. They bring minor improvements.
Android: Chrome browser gets native PDF tool with annotation toolsGoogle has integrated a PDF reader into the Chrome browser for Android. Annotation tools are also on board.
EWE and Freenet file suit against extension of mobile frequenciesThe Federal Network Agency has extended the rights of use for frequencies until 2030.
Ryzen 7 9800X3D falls below AMD's recommended priceAMD's Ryzen 7 9800X3D gaming processor cost too much for months. The price has now fallen – as have other CPUs.
NIS2: Warum Sie trotz Verschiebung handeln solltenDie EU-Cyber-Sicherheitsrichtlinie NIS2 ist als Gesetz in Deutschland noch nicht erlassen worden und wird vermutlich erst im Herbst 2025 in Kraft treten. In einem Webcast erklären wir, weshalb Unternehmen bis dahin nicht untätig sein und trotz Verschiebung handeln sollten.
US traffic light hack: manufacturer made it easy for prankstersIn several major US cities, the voices of Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and other tech bosses were heard from pedestrian lights.
"13T": Oneplus packs huge battery into 6.3-inch smartphoneHandy and yet a battery monster: The Oneplus 13T has a massive 6,260 mAh battery despite a 6.3-inch display that is now considered compact.
Safe internet use for children – New guidelines in the UKIn the United Kingdom, online services will soon have to implement new rules for the protection of children.
Leaker: Stage Manager for iOS 19, menu bar for iPadOS 19Apple reportedly wants to make both mobile operating systems more "Mac-like" from the fall and bring macOS functions to smartphones and tablets.
Version distribution: Android 15 only at 4.5 percentGoogle has published rare figures on Android version distribution: Most devices are running Android 14.
Microsoft fixt Remote-Desktop-ProblemeMicrosoft has now fixed problems that could cause RDP sessions with Windows 11 and Server 2025 to freeze.
Intel exceeds expectations, but remains in the redThe start of the year is going less badly for Intel than feared. The manufacturer generated sales of 12.7 billion US dollars.
Alphabet continues to grow, makes good stock betsThe Google Group Alphabet continues to grow. Advertising and subscriptions are booming, the Google Cloud is thriving.
Predatory pricing, security threat? – US investigations against TP-LinkTP-Link routers are widely used in the USA. Now the US government is reportedly investigating whether they pose a threat to national security.
TDD for embedded platforms – Practical application and framework comparison Two frameworks with different approaches enable test-driven development for embedded applications: GTest and CppUTest.