China introduces digital ID cards for all humanoid robots due to security risks
China is introducing unique digital ID numbers for humanoid robots to monitor safety from production to recycling. The measure, led by HEIS, already includes several ... More
Finally revealed when the all-European office suite Euro-Office will be available
A group of European companies will offer Euro-Office for download on June 9. It is an open-source online office suite that enables document editing and real-time collaboration... More
A look into the future of Windows without embellishment
Instead of announcing Windows 12, Microsoft's Build 2026 conference will focus on improving the speed of Windows 11 through the K2 initiative, the transition to the native WinUI 3 framework... More
Bluetti Elite 300 test – it delivers three kilowatt hours off-road
The BLUETTI Elite 300 is not a station for everyone. For the occasional phone charge at a picnic, it is overkill. For a user who wants to power a few basic devices for a few hours, it is probably too expensive. ... More
Xpeng G9 Performance test: a real family SUV that accelerates to 100 km/h in 4.2 seconds
Let's start with what fascinates the most. This is a car that offers everything for a family with two children. It is large, has a spacious cabin and trunk, a multimedia screen for music and cartoons, for the driver ... More
Einhell FREELEXO CAM PLUS 600 robotic lawnmower test
The Einhell FREELEXO CAM PLUS 600 is not a lawnmower for every owner. It is one of the cheaper ones on the market, which also brings some compromises, so some yards are too challenging for it. More ... More
New attack threatens Microsoft 365 users
The FBI warns of the Kali365 platform, which uses artificial intelligence to steal OAuth tokens and bypass multi-factor authentication in Microsoft 365. The attack is carried out via a fake ... More
Huawei announces hunt for 1.4-nanometer process with new “stacking” technology
Huawei plans to compete with TSMC's 1.4nm process by 2031 using dual-chip stacking technology. The first commercial example of this solution is expected to be the Kirin processor... More
Companies are introducing “per-meter” spending due to the huge costs of AI agents
Microsoft is ending the era of carefree spending on AI tokens by withdrawing its Claude Code licenses. Businesses will continue to buy programming tools for productivity, but... More
Corsair among the first to use Chinese RAM
Corsair has used Chinese CXMT chips with a speed of 6000 MT/s in its Vengeance DDR5 memory for the first time. This move could reduce dependence on major manufacturers and by the end of the year ... More
