Dedicated iOS apps promise protection against unnoticed recording by smart glasses. However, applications like Spex and Smart Glass Finder are technically incapable of detecting whether the cameras are actually active.
The EU Commission is planning new requirements for data centers: Operators will have to report their energy and water consumption via a standardized system in the future.
Google is introducing five new features for media apps in Android Auto. The controversial player design with its wavy progress bar is here to stay permanently.
Court documents from a legal dispute reveal frustration at OpenAI: The integration of ChatGPT into Apple’s voice assistant Siri is seeing very little user adoption.
The German Federal Court of Justice has declared Amazon Prime’s price adjustment clauses invalid. Affected subscribers can now demand refunds for overpaid subscription fees.
In a nine-page paper, European cycling industry association ECI takes a stand against e-bike tuning and outlines upcoming initiatives by manufacturers.
Until now, AI-powered upscaling was exclusive to the PlayStation 5 Pro. With QSSR, Sony is now bringing the technology to the regular PlayStation 5 as well.
Following backlash over a redesign, Google is bringing the Contacts tab back to the bottom bar of its Phone app. The change is currently rolling out in beta.
Criminals are siphoning billions from the financial sector using AI fakes and mobile malware. Android trojans intercept passwords, while deepfakes outsmart verification systems.
Apple is testing version 7.0 of Apple Music for Android. The update brings the Liquid Glass design with floating navigation and redesigned artist profiles to Android smartphones.
