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Ein höhenverstellbarer Schreibtisch mit Memory-Funktion zur Unterstützung einer aktiven Arbeitshaltung ist bei Amazon reduziert. (Technik/Hardware)
Ein chinesisches Unternehmen kündigt den ersten Boxkampf zwischen zwei humanoiden Robotern an. Das Ereignis soll live übertragen werden. (Roboter, Motion Capture)
Time to catch up on the most recent trailer update.
A sequel to Freaky Friday wasn’t on my 2025 bingo card, but here we are. Freakier Friday releases this August and looks like a lot of fun.
Less surprise in terms of getting a sequel with&n…
Time to catch up on the most recent trailer update.
A sequel to Freaky Friday wasn't on my 2025 bingo card, but here we are. Freakier Friday releases this August and looks like a lot of fun.
Less surprise in terms of getting a sequel with Fight Nights At Freddy's 2 getting a teaser trailer (an our exclusive music-only version of that teaser).
The sequel theme continues with the soft-reboot of The Naked Gun.
I can't be the only one that confuses Paul Thomas Anderson and Wes Anderson, and the confusion is compounded by the fact that both have new movies out and new trailers coming one after another. One Battle After Another came just before The Phoenician Scheme (music-only trailer here).
The big blockbusters of 2025 also got new trailers, with Tron: Ares being the headline new release, but also new trailers for Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning, Ballerina, and a sneak peek of the new Superman. A lot of these came out during CinemaCon.
There were also new trailers for Elio, A Working Man, Final Destination: Bloodlines, Drop (music-only trailer), Hurry Up Tomorrow, The Accountant 2, and Karate Kid: Legends.
Streaming trailers include Careme: Season 1, Andor: Season 2, Sea Lions of the Galapagos, Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld - Season 1, and Predator: Killer of Killers.
Check out all of our recently added trailers here.
Nach der Festnahme eines Geldwäschers hat das FBI dessen Dienste monatelang fortgeführt. Auch ein Darknet-Forum namens White House Market war involviert. (Cybercrime, Security)
Trek’s top-of-the-line performance road bike offers some surprises.
When a cyclist sees the Trek Madone SLR 9 Gen 8 AXS for the first time, the following thoughts run through their head, usually in this order:
"What a beautiful bike."
"Damn, that looks really fast."
Das Bundeskartellamt hat den Verdacht, dass die Vodafone-Antennensparte den Konkurrenten 1&1 bewusst beim Netzaufbau behindert hat. Doch entschieden ist noch nichts. (1&1, Mobilfunk)
Vertrauliche Daten können durch eine Shell leicht abhandenkommen. Das lässt sich aber vermeiden! Eine Anleitung von Linus Heckemann (Security, API)
Even weirder: why would Google give so many the “Featured” stamp for trustworthiness?
Google is hosting dozens of extensions in its Chrome Web Store that perform suspicious actions on the more than 4 million devices that have installed it and that the developer has taken pains to carefully conceal.
The extensions, which so far number at least 35, use the same code patterns, connect to some of the same servers, and require the same list of sensitive systems permissions, including the ability to interact with web traffic on all URLs visited, access cookies, manage browser tabs, and execute scripts. In more detail, the permissions are:
These sorts of permissions give extensions the ability to do all sorts of potentially abusive things and, as such, should be judiciously granted only to trusted extensions that can’t perform core functions without them.
Unter dem Druck, neue Sprachmodelle schnell zu veröffentlichen, verkürzt OpenAI die Sicherheitstests für seine KIs drastisch. (OpenAI, KI)
The best part about journalism is not collecting information. It’s sharing it.
I recently wrote a story about the wild ride of the Starliner spacecraft to the International Space Station last summer. It was based largely on an interview with the commander of the mission, NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore.
His account of Starliner’s thruster failures—and his desperate efforts to keep the vehicle flying on course—was riveting. In the aftermath of the story, many readers, people on social media, and real-life friends congratulated me on conducting a great interview. But truth be told, it was pretty much all Wilmore.
Essentially, when I came into the room, he was primed to talk. I'm not sure if Wilmore was waiting for me specifically to talk to, but he pretty clearly wanted to speak with someone about his experiences aboard the Starliner spacecraft. And he chose me.