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Valve Sets Steam Machine Price Above PS5 Despite Console-Like Design
Valve has introduced the Steam Machine at a starting price of €1,049, nearly double the PS5. The device promises a vast game library and compact form, but setup issues and missing features raise questions.
Yahoo Group Updates Privacy Options and Cookie Controls
Yahoo Group has introduced updated privacy and cookie settings for all its platforms. Users can now reject all cookies or customize their preferences. The changes affect every site and app managed by Yahoo.
X Restores Service After Widespread Morning Outage Hits Major US Cities
X faced a major disruption on Monday morning, with over 15,000 users affected. The outage hit key US cities before service was restored. Reports of issues dropped sharply within 20 minutes.
Renault Mégane E-Tech 2026: Bold New Look, 500 km Range and Faster Charging
Renault has unveiled the 2026 Mégane E-Tech Electric, featuring a striking new design, a 67 kWh LFP battery for up to 500 km WLTP range, and rapid charging up to 165 kW. The model also debuts enhanced Google connectivity and practical features for daily use.
How to Free Up Space on Google Photos Without Deleting Your Mobile Pictures
Running out of space on Google Photos can disrupt backups and email. Learn how to reclaim gigabytes by adjusting settings, compressing files, and targeting what really fills your Google account—before you start deleting your favorite photos.
Why Your USB-C Cable Charges Differently When Flipped
If your USB-C cable charges or transfers data differently depending on its orientation, the issue likely lies with the cable, the port, or their contacts. Understanding what causes these inconsistencies can help you avoid slow charging and unreliable connections.
EU Cybersecurity Shake-Up Could Force Millions to Replace Chinese Routers
A sweeping EU cybersecurity reform may soon require telecom operators to remove routers and network devices from Chinese brands like Huawei and ZTE. The move aims to reduce Europe’s reliance on foreign technology and could mean costly changes for homes and businesses.
Spain Tests Next-Generation Submarine Capable of Weeks Underwater
Navantia has begun testing a pioneering air-independent propulsion system in Cartagena, set to transform the S-83 ‘Cosme García’ submarine. This breakthrough could allow Spanish submarines to remain submerged and undetected for weeks, enhancing naval capabilities.
Valencia Unveils Spain’s Largest Electric Truck Charging Hub
A major electric truck charging center is nearing completion in Valencia, promising 48 high-capacity charging points and a €5 million investment. The project aims to support the city’s growing logistics sector and accelerate the shift to electric freight transport.
German Wood Block System Promises to Build Homes in Just 7 Days
A German company has developed a modular wood block system that can assemble the main structure of a house in about a week. The method eliminates cement and metal, offering faster construction, flexibility, and improved energy efficiency.
Mercadona Unveils Its Largest Semi-Automated Warehouse in Madrid
Mercadona has opened its biggest logistics centre yet in Vallecas, Madrid, investing €54 million in a semi-automated facility. The new hub features advanced robotics and a large fleet of ECO vans, aiming to transform the supermarket’s online delivery service.
Genesis GV60 Magma: 650 HP of Electric Power and Surprising Emotion
Genesis has unveiled the GV60 Magma, a striking electric SUV with up to 650 HP and a vivid orange finish. Designed for both the road and the track, it challenges established German rivals with a unique blend of power, technology, and exclusivity.
Omoda 7 vs Renault Austral: Which Hybrid SUV Delivers More for Your Money?
Omoda 7 and Renault Austral both target buyers seeking a well-equipped hybrid SUV at a competitive price. We break down their dimensions, engines, features, and value to help you decide which model fits your needs best.
Madrid Police Arrest Suspect Linked to Alcasec Cybercrime Network
A 25-year-old man was detained in Madrid for illegally accessing restricted government databases. Police say he used a bot created by convicted hacker Alcasec. The case highlights ongoing risks to sensitive citizen data.
Yahoo Group Updates Privacy Options and Cookie Controls
Yahoo Group has introduced updated privacy and cookie controls across all its platforms. Users can now reject all cookies or customize their privacy settings. The changes impact how personal data is managed on Yahoo sites and apps.
BYD Atto 3 Evo: The Electric SUV Challenging the Segment
The BYD Atto 3 Evo arrives with new technical upgrades and a practical interior, aiming to stand out among compact electric SUVs in Spain. We break down its strengths, weaknesses, and how it compares to key rivals.
Toyota’s New CEO Targets Model Overload Amid Record Sales
Kenta Kon, recently appointed CEO of Toyota, is confronting the company’s sprawling range of models. His plan: simplify offerings to boost efficiency and profitability, even as Toyota maintains its global sales lead.
Audi Unveils the 2026 A6 allroad: Wider, Higher and Ready for Any Terrain
Audi is set to launch the 2026 A6 allroad this autumn, introducing a bold redesign and two new powertrains. The model features a wider, higher body, advanced suspension, and all-wheel steering, aiming to redefine off-road capability beyond the SUV segment.
BYD Launches 'Marco Polo Route for Peace' to Showcase Electric Innovation
BYD and Denza have kicked off the 'Marco Polo Route for Peace', a 43-day drive from Rome to Hong Kong. Executive Vice President Stella Li emphasizes the company's push for green mobility and rapid charging breakthroughs.
In India, a 650-ton machine has been upgraded to operate without fuel
Giant Liebherr R 996 Excavator Converted from Diesel to Electric for the First Time. A unique upgrade was carried out in India: the 650-ton Liebherr R 996 excavator now runs entirely on electricity. The project was implemented by Lloyds Metals and Energy and could change the approach to heavy machinery in the mining industry.
Step-by-step guide to checking access to your personal information
How to Find Out Which Government Agencies Viewed Your Data via Mi Carpeta Ciudadana. The Spanish app Mi Carpeta Ciudadana lets you see which government agencies—from Hacienda to the police—have requested your personal data. The feature isn’t obvious, but it’s available to anyone who has completed identification.
Social Security Switches to Electronic Notifications for All Sick Leave Cases
New Digital Responsibility for Sick Leave Recipients in Spain. Spain is changing the rules for receiving official notifications for those on sick leave or receiving temporary disability benefits. Now, important messages will be delivered through electronic platforms instead of by mail. This requires citizens to regularly check digital services.
Spain's defense sector faces staff shortages due to mass retirements
Spanish Defense Industry Seeks 350,000 Specialists with Salaries Starting at €80,000. Spain's defense sector faces an urgent need for qualified personnel: in the next few years, it will have to replace hundreds of thousands of employees retiring. The average salary in the industry exceeds €80,000, but finding the required specialists is becoming increasingly difficult.
Barcelona tests asphalt made from olive pits: an eco-friendly experiment on city streets
City Implements Innovative Material to Reduce CO₂ Emissions. Barcelona authorities are launching trials of a new type of asphalt infused with biochar made from olive pits and wood waste. This approach could reduce CO₂ emissions from road surfacing production by up to 75% and pave the way for more sustainable urban construction.
Document processing made easier: video identification and no queues
FNMT Digital Certificate Now Available Through Mobile App. FNMT has launched an official app for Android and iOS, enabling users to obtain a digital certificate directly from their mobile phone. There's no longer a need to visit offices—instead, you can complete video identification and pay for the service online.
DARPA demonstrates how to transmit electricity over kilometers without cables
US Tests Wireless Power Transmission: Laser Replaces Copper Wires. American engineers have transmitted more than 800 watts of electricity over 8.6 km for the first time using an infrared laser. The technology is still far from wide adoption, but it could change approaches to power supply in hard-to-reach areas and in disaster recovery.
First successful hydrogen-powered flight simulation conducted in the US
Rolls-Royce tests hydrogen engine: aviation braces for change. Rolls-Royce and easyJet have tested a commercial aircraft engine running exclusively on hydrogen. The test, conducted in the United States, demonstrated that the technology can operate reliably. However, large-scale hydrogen flights remain a distant prospect—major engineering and infrastructure challenges lie ahead.
The first test flight of the unique aircraft is scheduled for June 2026
NASA Prepares Supersonic X-59: Transatlantic Flight in 3 Hours Becomes More Realistic. NASA and Lockheed Martin are finalizing preparations for testing the X-59 QueSST—an aircraft capable of crossing the Atlantic in three hours without a loud sonic boom. The project could reshape regulations for supersonic passenger flights and open up new routes.
Why Sending a Photo of Your Document Can Lead to Fraud
Spanish Civil Guard Warns: Sharing Your DNI Online Puts Your Data at Risk. Millions of Spaniards send photos of their DNI via messengers and email, unaware of the consequences. The Civil Guard explains how such actions open the door to banking fraud and identity theft. Which mistakes are most common and how to protect your data — in our analysis.
An experimental project from Atlanta promises a new approach to waste recycling
American Student Creates Device That Turns Plastic Waste into Fuel. A young inventor from the US has developed a prototype capable of converting used plastic into liquid fuel using microwave pyrolysis. The technology appears promising but requires independent testing and further refinement before it can be widely adopted.
New cement formula promises energy savings and less climate impact
US Researchers Propose Cement Without Limestone: Opportunity to Cut CO₂ Emissions in Construction. American researchers have developed a method to produce Portland cement without limestone, using basalt as a substitute. This could reduce CO₂ emissions and lower energy consumption in construction. The key question is how feasible it is to introduce this technology in an industry where change comes slowly.
Lidl launches mobile cooling device under €45 – no installation, no hassle
Compact Relief for the Heat: How the New Portable Air Conditioner Works. Lidl has added a portable cooling device to its catalog, featuring ventilation and dehumidification functions. It requires no installation, can be easily moved from room to room, and costs under 45 euros. We look at how it differs from regular fans and who might benefit from it.
Why Revolut and N26 Can’t Fully Replace Traditional Banks
Neobanks in Spain Face a Barrier: Without Integration with Government Agencies, Growth Is Impossible. In Spain, digital banks aspire to become the primary financial tool for clients. However, without direct access to systems like Hacienda, SEPE, and Seguridad Social, they remain merely a convenient supplement. We explore what prevents neobanks from taking a central place in the lives of Spaniards.
What Really Works Against Cold Calling and Phone Scams
How to Stop Annoying Calls with One Phrase: A New Way to Fight Spam. Persistent calls offering products and services have become a common nuisance for mobile phone owners in Spain. However, there is a way to stop these calls without blocking numbers or unnecessary stress — you just need to know the right phrase and use it at the right moment.
Zuckerberg launches the company’s biggest overhaul in years
Meta cuts 8,000 jobs to boost artificial intelligence development. Meta has announced large-scale layoffs: 8,000 employees will lose their jobs, and another 7,000 will be reassigned to new artificial intelligence projects. The decision is part of a strategic company restructuring and has raised concerns among staff.
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