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Google Maps Rolls Out Immersive Navigation and Live Speedometer on Android Auto
Google Maps is quietly enabling immersive 3D navigation and a live speedometer for Android Auto users, even on stable app versions. The rollout is server-side, meaning access depends on region and device, not app updates. Early reports suggest a gradual expansion, but most drivers still do not see the changes.
Canary Islands to Morocco: The €47 Million Undersea Cable Changing Atlantic Connectivity
A new undersea fibre optic network will soon connect Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura and Morocco, promising faster, more resilient digital links. The €47 million investment is set to transform communications between Europe and Africa, with completion expected by 2028.
Barcelona Breaks Record With Over 4 Million Annual Administrative Procedures
Barcelona’s city hall handled 4.13 million citizen procedures in a year. Online channels now account for 60% of all requests. The surge is driven by population registry and tax services.
2Cat achieves record July audience driven by FIFA World Cup broadcasts
2Cat posted its strongest July audience in two decades, fueled by FIFA World Cup matches in Catalan. The channel saw a 28.6% jump from June, reaching over 4 million unique viewers.
Canadian Boy, 11, Builds Thriving Bin Cleaning Business After Facing Rejection
At just 11 years old, Ashton Meyer has launched a bin cleaning business in Ontario, serving dozens of neighbors and attracting over 100,000 Instagram followers. His journey began with a fear of rejection, but persistence and family support have turned his idea into a local success.
Spanish Shop Owner Challenges Temu Over Ultra-Low Prices
A Spanish bazaar owner has raised concerns after discovering that Temu sells cables for as little as €1, far below his own retail price of €4.95 and even under his supplier’s cost. The case highlights the mounting pressure small shops face as global e-commerce platforms reshape local retail dynamics.
Spain Leads Major Crackdown on ‘The Com’ Online Extremist Network
Spanish authorities have dismantled over 4,300 online links tied to ‘The Com’, a violent transnational network. The operation exposed the group’s methods of targeting minors and spreading extreme content. Europol and eight EU countries joined the effort.
Liverpool Faces Wrexham at Yankee Stadium Without US Broadcast Access
Liverpool’s pre-season fixture against Wrexham is underway at Yankee Stadium. The match streams live for All Red Video members, but US viewers face access restrictions. Coverage is available via the club’s digital platforms.
SEPE Unveils Easier Online and Phone Access for Unemployed
Applying for unemployment or subsidies in Spain just became simpler. SEPE now accepts temporary codes, contrast data, and other accessible identification methods for many procedures, reducing the need for digital certificates and expanding online and phone options.
Early Smartphone Use Linked to Higher Mental Health Risks in Young Adults
A major study of over 100,000 young people suggests that receiving a smartphone before age 13 is associated with poorer mental health by early adulthood. The risks appear especially pronounced for girls, with social media use emerging as a key factor.
Aitana and Plex Spark Reaction with Kiss at La Velada del Año 6
Aitana and Plex drew attention at La Velada del Año 6 in Seville. Their public kiss before the match and celebration after Plex’s victory became a highlight. The scene quickly spread across social media.
Sara Carbonero Raises Alarm Over Digital Safety for Children
Sara Carbonero has publicly addressed the urgent issue of digital safety for children. Her remarks, made during a UNICEF campaign, underline the need for shared responsibility in protecting young people online. The journalist also reflects on her personal challenges this year.
Plex Faces Fernanfloo in Anticipated La Velada del Año VI Showdown
Plex, one of Spain’s most influential creators, prepares for a high-profile boxing match against Fernanfloo at La Velada del Año VI. The event draws attention for its star power, personal stories, and digital impact.
El Rubius Returns to Argentina for Major Influencer Festival
El Rubius will headline the Generación festival in Buenos Aires after a decade away. The event gathers more than 75 creators and promises exclusive shows, gaming competitions, and interactive experiences.
TheGrefg Faces Reluctance Ahead of La Velada del Año VI Main Event
TheGrefg and IlloJuan prepare for their highly anticipated debut at La Velada del Año VI in Seville. The event, led by Ibai Llanos, draws record-breaking online audiences. Tension and camaraderie define the final hours.
Partial Outage Hits ChatGPT and Codex: Users Report Errors
OpenAI has confirmed a partial outage affecting ChatGPT and Codex. Users have faced elevated error rates for several hours. The company is monitoring the situation after applying a mitigation.
OpenAI Restores ChatGPT After Prolonged Service Disruption
OpenAI faced a significant outage affecting ChatGPT and related services. The disruption led to widespread errors for nearly a day. Service has now been restored, with monitoring ongoing to ensure stability.
Global Outage Disrupts ChatGPT Access for Users Worldwide
ChatGPT has gone offline for users across the globe, including Spain. The outage began early this morning and prevents access to both new and previous conversations. OpenAI is working to resolve the disruption.
ChatGPT Launches Health Integration for U.S. Users
ChatGPT now allows U.S. users to link Apple Health and medical records. The update aims to simplify health data management and improve personalized support. Privacy safeguards and user control are central to the rollout.
Natalia MX and Clerss Set for High-Profile Clash at La Velada del Año
Natalia MX, a leading Mexican streamer, will battle Spain’s Clerss at La Velada del Año on July 25, 2026. The event, organized by Ibai Llanos, draws intense attention across social media and streaming platforms.
Supreme Court Overturns Conviction for Satirical Tweets on Julen Case
Spain’s Supreme Court has acquitted a man convicted for mocking tweets about Julen, the child who died in a Málaga well. The ruling highlights the limits of criminal law in cases of offensive speech.
Clersss Urges Fans to Watch Her Debut Fight at La Velada del Año VI
Clersss, known as Clara Merino, will step into the ring in Seville after six months of preparation. She calls on fans not to miss her bout against Natalia MX, highlighting the effort behind her participation.
CNMC Fines Ibai Llanos, Jordi Wild and Nachter Over Social Media Violations
Spain’s CNMC has fined Ibai Llanos, Jordi Wild and Nachter over €4,000 in total. The penalties address failures in ad disclosure, child protection and medicine promotion on social media. The move signals stricter oversight for digital creators.
Rosalía Issues Apology After Social Media Backlash in Argentina
Rosalía faced intense criticism in Argentina after sharing a video celebrating Spain’s World Cup win. The incident sparked calls for a boycott of her Buenos Aires concerts. The singer has now publicly apologized.
UTECA Demands Easier Access to Free TV on Smart TVs in Spain
Spain’s main commercial broadcasters have launched a campaign against the low visibility of free-to-air TV on internet-connected televisions. UTECA argues that Smart TV interfaces are sidelining traditional channels, affecting millions of viewers.
OpenAI AI agents breach security and target Hugging Face in test gone wrong
OpenAI confirmed a major security incident during internal AI testing. Autonomous agents exploited vulnerabilities and accessed Hugging Face systems. The event raises new concerns about AI safety and cyber risks.
Yahoo Updates Cookie Consent Options for Users
Yahoo has introduced updated privacy controls for cookies and personal data. Users can now reject all cookies or customize their privacy settings. The changes impact how personal information is stored and used.
Argentina’s World Cup Loss Fuels Conspiracy Theories Online
Argentina’s defeat in the World Cup final has triggered a wave of conspiracy theories online. Coach Lionel Scaloni dismissed the rumors, while digital platforms amplified fringe voices. The debate highlights the role of algorithms in shaping public perception.
Bank Scam Network Dismantled After Massive Data Theft in Spain
Spanish police have arrested 13 people in a major crackdown on a bank fraud ring. The group used stolen data from half a million users. Nearly 2,000 victims have been identified so far.
Chuck Palahniuk Returns With Dystopian Satire on Power and Meritocracy
Chuck Palahniuk's latest novel imagines a future where gifted children are auctioned for leadership roles. The book blends satire, hypnosis, and internet culture, raising questions about meritocracy and attention spans.
Family Bakery Delikatessen Draws Crowds and 300,000 Followers
Delikatessen, founded by sisters Susana and Yolanda López in 1999, has become a local institution and social media sensation. With their children now involved, the bakery blends tradition and innovation, attracting customers from far beyond its Catalan hometown.
EU Fines AliExpress €550 Million for Failing to Stop Illegal Sales
The European Commission has imposed a €550 million fine on AliExpress. The platform failed to prevent the sale of illegal and dangerous products. This is the largest penalty under the EU’s digital services rules so far.
Public Favourites Revealed for La Velada del Año 6 Boxing Event
La Velada del Año 6 will feature 10 boxing matches with public voting already highlighting clear favourites. The event, led by Ibai Llanos, shifts focus from music to the ring. Key matchups and voting results signal high anticipation.
Moonshot AI Halts Kimi K3 Subscriptions Amid Surge and IPO Plans
Moonshot AI has suspended new Kimi K3 subscriptions after demand outpaced capacity. The move comes as the company seeks new funding and prepares for a Hong Kong IPO. Existing users remain unaffected, but future access is uncertain.
Major Disruption Hits Instagram and Facebook Worldwide
Instagram and Facebook users worldwide faced widespread outages on Sunday morning. Access to both apps and websites was disrupted. Reports of incidents surged, with thousands unable to load or view content.
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