Researchers at Rice University have developed a method called “flash joule heating” to recycle lithium-ion batteries. The material recovery of the process is said to be 98 percent.…
Google Maps: This is how you can report traffic jams and accidents more quickly
With Google Maps you will be able to report traffic jams and accidents on your route even more quickly. The navigation app has set up a new quick…
New device can extract water from air in dry areas
Engineers at the University of Utah have developed a device that can extract water from the air in dry areas. The system could provide clean drinking water to…
Dollars or data: what exactly is Pay or Okay?
The Hamburg data protection authority had already declared the use of the controversial “Pay or OK” method to be permissible. But the procedure now raises questions and the…
A lot of ambiguity: AI Act comes into force – and initially doesn’t change anything
On August 1, 2024, the AI Act came into force. It is intended to regulate artificial intelligence within the EU. But the implementation of the regulation should not…
Storage modules: Expanding solar storage is as easy as stacking building blocks
You run a Balcony power plant or would you like to buy a balcony power plant soon? Then you’ve probably already thought about storing the solar energy you…
Copyright traps: How to find out whether your data is being used for AI training
Wondering whether your data will be used for AI training? Researchers have developed so-called copyright traps to find out exactly that. It’s like in sports: behind a good…
iOS 17.6: This is in the new iPhone update
Apple has released a new iPhone update with iOS 17.6. Although it does not contain any new functions, it is intended to close numerous security gaps. iOS 17.6…
iOS for German authorities: What is Apple Indigo?
Authorities have particularly high demands on hardware and software. The Federal Office for Information Security classifies Apple products, among others, as possible options. A special iOS system also…