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  • Mozilla challenges Gmail
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    Mozilla Introduces Thundermail: A Privacy-Focused Email Alternative Aiming to Challenge Gmail and Microsoft 365

    Mozilla, the nonprofit tech company best known for its Firefox browser, is setting its sights on the email space with the announcement of Thundermail—a brand-new email service built on the foundation of its long-running open-source client, Thunderbird. Thundermail is being positioned as a secure, user-friendly, and privacy-respecting alternative to dominant platforms like Gmail and Microsoft […] More

  • Huawei's new products win 33 awards at MWC 2025
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    Huawei’s new products win 33 awards at MWC 2025

    Huawei has once again distinguished itself as an innovation leader in mobile technology at this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC) – the largest international event for telecommunications and digital innovations. Several of the company’s latest products were awarded prestigious media awards, and experts were impressed by their advanced features and high quality. Foldable Revolution: Huawei […] More

  • Stack Audio SmoothLAN Regenerator: LAN filter for isolation and reclocking
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    Stack Audio SmoothLAN Regenerator: LAN filter for isolation and reclocking

    The SmoothLAN Regenerator from UK-based Stack Audio is an improvement and expansion on last year’s SmoothLAN LAN filter, and promises to create the optimal environment for high-quality music streaming by filtering, regenerating and re-clocking the network signal. According to Stack Audio, the SmoothLAN Regenerator features advanced isolation, optimized grounding, a precise clock speed and a […] More

  • Google Play will warn users about downloading junk apps
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    Google play store introduces new warnings for low-quality apps

    In its latest update (version 43.7.19-31), Google Play Store has introduced a feature aimed at enhancing the user experience by identifying potentially low-quality applications. This new addition seeks to guide users more effectively by flagging apps that fail to meet certain performance benchmarks. According to reports, the Play Store evaluates apps based on three key […] More

  • The first Android 16 developer build has been released
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    The first Android 16 developer build has been released

    Google has unexpectedly unveiled the initial developer preview of Android 16. Traditionally, the company has released this preview in February for the past four years, making this release three months earlier than usual. This aligns with Google’s revised Android release timeline, which anticipates the launch of version 16 in the second quarter of 2025, with […] More

  • Bloomberg: US Wants to Force Google to Sell Chrome
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    The United States Aims to Compel Google to sell Chrome

    The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to compel Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet, to divest its Chrome web browser. Representatives from the department have initiated legal proceedings, approaching the same judge who ruled in August on Google’s unlawful monopolization in the fields of artificial intelligence and mobile operating systems. Bloomberg reported this new lawsuit, […] More

  • Wearable devices have the capability to function without batteries, relying solely on heat energy for operation.
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    Wearable gadgets can operate without batteries, using just heat energy to power themselves

    As computing technology advances, enabling the creation of more compact wearable electronics with numerous functionalities, the challenge of power supply persists and intensifies. While some devices harness solar energy through solar panels, batteries continue to serve as the primary power source. Researchers at the Future Interfaces Group laboratory have proposed a potential solution through a […] More

  • Will Lotoo LTTP wireless interface become an alternative to Bluetooth?
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    Will Lotoo LTTP wireless interface become an alternative to Bluetooth?

    We’ve become accustomed to using Bluetooth to wirelessly stream music from our mobile devices to headphones or a wireless speaker. That could change, at least on a small scale, with the introduction of Lotoo LTTP , which is said to be designed specifically for streaming high-resolution audio (remember, Bluetooth is a universal wireless data transfer interface). Lotoo is a […] More

  • Apple Adds HDMI Audio Passthrough Support to macOS Sequoia
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    Apple Adds HDMI Audio Passthrough Support to macOS Sequoia

    If you use a Mac to play Dolby Atmos movies and music , you’ll soon be able to stream native multichannel audio from it to a processor, receiver, or soundbar via HDMI. Home entertainment enthusiasts have been calling on Apple for years to support soundtrack passthrough, allowing the receiver to decode the audio stream instead of the Apple device. […] More

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