Google is rolling out Android Auto 14.4 as a beta update – shortly after version 14.3. The new patch apparently prepares major innovations that could be presented at Google I/O. Climate control and the switch to Gemini are on the agenda.
The dreaded ransomware group LockBit has fallen victim to a hacker attack. Unidentified perpetrators compromised cybercriminals’ dark web domains and published internals, including communication logs and Bitcoin wallets.
Why did Thunderbolts* have an asterisk in the title? After the successful theatrical release, Marvel is revealing the secret and also revealing what role the anti-hero team will play in upcoming Avengers films. First of all: spoiler warning!
While the EU is sticking to e-car quotas, it is surprisingly changing the rules of the game: car manufacturers are now allowed to compensate for CO2 limits over three years instead of annually. The decision was made by a clear majority – despite warnings of significant climate consequences.
Can the Switch 2 repeat the historic success of its predecessor? Nintendo expects 15 million consoles to be sold by March 2026. Despite the significantly higher price and economic uncertainties, pre-orders indicate great interest.
Microsoft is further improving Windows 11 24H2 and is bringing additional functions for energy settings and an update for the taskbar to users’ computers in a new preview version of the operating system. Some bugs will also be fixed.
Tesla’s sales figures in Europe continue to plummet – by up to 81% in some markets. While the overall market for electric vehicles is growing, the US manufacturer is increasingly losing market share to Chinese and European competitors.
With the free OCCT download you can check whether the processor, RAM and graphics card of your PC function stably even under load.
ITER is still a silent colossus of components – but the system that will later bring it to millions of degrees has now impressively ignited. The long-suffering large-scale project has achieved significant technical success.
Four legs, red housing, hissing jet of water: In China, a robot dog is heading towards a fire – not for show, but as part of a fire brigade team. The Unitree B2 is intended to help where people are stuck – with exciting technology.
