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The man who gave us the WWW celebrates his 70th birthday and continues to fight for a free web. A look at his technical legacy and his current plans.

Various start-ups are working on using electricity more efficiently, tapping into new energy sources and storing it. This requires more investment.

In a few years' time, the German capital wanted to use only electric buses. The Senate blames the transport companies for this.

EU Commission President von der Leyen has ruled out an accelerated review of the lobby register after MEPs raised concerns about Huawei.

Cell phone videos of e.g. natural disasters do not have a cinematic character, but do enjoy copyright protection as moving images, according to a ruling.

The Council of EU Telecommunications Ministers discussed whether parts of the regulation on artificial intelligence should be applied at a later date.

Smartphone theft has become a plague in London. Apple is profiting from this instead of consistently protecting users, complain disgruntled MPs.

The EU Commission wants to present a proposal for the Digital Networks Act by the end of the year. Now it is up to the business community and citizens.

Over 150,000 users have taken part in the campaign to find white spots in mobile communications. The Federal Network Agency speaks of a great success.

Amazon presents three new smart TVs with integrated Fire TV. They use VA panels with mini LEDs.

Autobahn GmbH and Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg are testing charging of e-cars while driving on a test route on the A6 highway in Bavaria.

Intel is currently making a continuous loss. To get out of the hole, future products should become more profitable.

New Nintendo console, new Mario game: The free game world of "Mario Kart World" on the Switch 2 barely ignites – but fun is still guaranteed.

Refurbed, an online marketplace for refurbished devices, is profitable for the first time, according to its own figures. Sales have been booming recently.

Upgrades, game cards without data and backwards compatibility: Heise online has tested the Nintendo Switch 2 and answers the most important questions.

In June, Rebellion is bringing a well-known series to virtual reality with "Zombie Army VR". Cave Crave" and "Maestro" will also be released.

To become more independent of US companies, the European Union is planning an independent satellite network. Deutsche Telekom is supplying the IT infrastructure

Samsung's Galaxy Watches have received support for sleep apnea detection in Germany and other countries.

Extreme Networks is expanding its portfolio of switches for campus networks and the data center and is also presenting new access points.