Microsoft Announces October 7 Event Focusing on Windows and Surface
On October 7, Microsoft is hosting an event in San Francisco, centering on Windows and Surface.
Android Auto: Google Maps to Show Speed and Traffic Lights Permanently
Google Maps gets an upgrade on Android Auto: Current speed, speed limits, and traffic lights will now be permanently displayed on the car screen—even without active navigation.
Google Gemini 3.8 Live: AI Model Thinks While It Speaks
Google has unveiled Gemini 3.8 Live. The “Extended Thinking” variant performs multi-step tasks in Gmail, Docs, and Keep while voice conversations continue uninterrupted.
iOS 27: Apple Explains Increased Battery Drain Following System Update
After installing iOS 27, many users are reporting fast-draining batteries and overheating iPhones. According to Apple, temporary background processes are the culprit.
Meross Expands Portfolio: New Smart Home Sensors for the Matter Smart Hub Pro
Meross is expanding its smart home lineup, introducing new sensors designed for the existing Matter Smart Hub Pro MSH450P.
Huawei Watch D3: Certified Blood Pressure Smartwatch Launches from €449
Huawei has launched pre-orders for the Watch D3. Featuring an inflatable cuff for blood pressure monitoring and CE-MDR certification, the smartwatch arrives in a slimmer design than its predecessor.
Excel Update Breaks Clipboard: Copy and Paste Stops Working
Following security update KB5002914, Microsoft Excel refuses to paste copied cells. Affected users must rely on workarounds for now.
DeepL Voice: New Live Speech Translation Retains Original Voice
Cologne-based translation specialist DeepL is launching DeepL Voice, a live speech translation service that preserves the speaker’s unique voice.
Samsung Gallery Switches to Google Photos, Replacing Microsoft OneDrive
Samsung is integrating Google Photos directly into its Gallery app, restoring native cloud backup to Samsung Gallery as OneDrive support phases out.
Ryzen 5 5500F and 7500: AMD Launches Budget Processors for AM4 and AM5
AMD is expanding its portfolio with two six-core processors for budget-conscious gamers. The Ryzen 5 5500F targets AM4 owners, while the Ryzen 5 7500 relies on the current AM5 socket.