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Google announced in May that Motorola's Moto Tag would receive the UWB (ultra-wideband) update for short-range search. Months later, it is now being distributed

Numerous new VR games for Meta Quest, PS VR2 and PC VR were announced at the VR Games Showcase. These included eight new titles and VR ports of classics

The Berlin Regional Court ruled that a reasonable user would recognize a purely subjective expression of opinion in the online star rating for a restaurant.

Despite investing billions in e-government, Germany is only ranked 21st out of 27 countries. But things look better in other sectors.

Asus and Noctua present a joint version of the GeForce RTX 5080. The graphics card is downright huge.

As an IT entrepreneur and President of the British Computer Society, "Steve" Shirley left his mark on early computer history. Shirley died at the age of 91.

Several submarine cables were cut off Finland at the end of 2024. Now a tanker crew is on trial. But does Finland even have jurisdiction?

Another stage victory for Epic Games: In Australia, a federal judge ruled that Apple and Google had restricted competition with their app stores.

Since mid-2024, the Federal Network Agency has acted as platform regulator for Germany under the DSA. It provides comprehensive insights into its delicate work.

In its first 100 days, the new government has not tackled the promised promotion of open source, criticizes the Open Source Business Alliance.

When large celestial bodies hit the earth, they don't have to create craters - they can explode in mid-air. This probably happens more often than expected.

With version 2.0.0, Syncthing users can look forward to major changes. The software makes it easy to synchronize files between systems.

Khronos recognizes the potential of 3D Gaussian splatting and wants to include the display process in the 3D file format "glTF".

Basic research into electricity has given rise to some strange ideas: from the two-liquid theory to electrified brothers in faith.

The Blackwell family is growing. Nvidia rounds off the bottom end of the workstation series with the RTX Pro 4000 SFF and RTX Pro 2000.

The Postbank digital study has identified generational differences among parents. Cell phone and social media use is more strictly regulated by younger parents.

Sushi's new e-bike is called Tabi (Japanese for “journey”). It's the company's first model with derailleur gears and a battery built into the downtube.

Ford wants to reinvent the electric car and its production in order to finally get into the black. From 2027, the cars are to be produced on a new basis.

In the UK, stricter requirements now apply to sites with user-generated content, such as age checks. A Wikipedia complaint was rejected.