A Vietnamese craftsman has drawn attention by building a working, UFO-inspired boat with sand and scrap metal, along with fiberglass and solar panels. Made entirely by hand, the project stands out for its futuristic design and inventive construction methods.
Catalonia is investing €3 million in a digital platform to automate building and environmental permits. The new 3D system is expected to cut processing times by up to 50%. Traditional paperwork will be replaced by structured digital models.
Sony is reported to stop producing discs for new games in January 2028 and close the PS3 and PS Vita PlayStation Stores in July 2027. New purchases would end, while downloads of owned titles are expected to remain available for now.
A new foldable modular home sold on Amazon promises a fully equipped living space, with a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom, for less than €8,000. Designed for quick installation and flexible use, it may appeal to buyers looking for guest houses, offices or compact holiday retreats.
The McMurtry Spéirling Pure is now a reality, delivering 1,000 horsepower and claimed 3g cornering forces through its fan-based downforce system. Hand-built in the UK, this electric single-seater sets a new benchmark for track cars.
The MG S6 arrives as a direct rival to the Tesla Model Y, offering up to 530 km of WLTP range and a 77 kWh battery, with 674 litres of boot space. MG is pitching its practicality and value to families seeking a sensible electric SUV.
Japan’s Maglev train has set a new speed record, renewing debate about the future of high-speed rail in Europe. If introduced in Spain, the technology could cut the Madrid to Barcelona journey to just over an hour, though major obstacles remain.
The sci-fi series Silo introduces a new timeline and deeper political intrigue. Rebecca Ferguson leads as Juliette, who faces amnesia and hidden dangers. The show examines control and rebellion while weighing the cost of survival.
Spain’s Cibercomandancia, launched in León in 2025, has processed 50,000 online reports in its first year. Most cases involve cyber fraud, with suspects concentrated in Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia. More than €5.8 million has been recovered.
Researchers at the University of Seville have developed a biodegradable gel that can absorb up to 60 times its weight in water. Made from natural materials instead of petrochemical products, the gel aims to help farmers maintain soil moisture during severe droughts.
Beneath the Swiss Alps lies a 2,000-kilometer labyrinth of tunnels, reshaping how goods and people move across Europe. Switzerland’s ambitious underground infrastructure aims to protect its mountains by moving freight off highways and onto trains.
Melilla has launched an energy storage system built from repurposed Nissan LEAF batteries. It can supply power for up to 15 minutes during outages, helping stabilize the city’s independent grid.
Estructura Bermúdez, a 14-year-old student from Asturias, is making a name for himself in Spain’s tech scene. While keeping up with school and sports, he is developing SmartBridge, a tool for engineers, and co-leading a network for young entrepreneurs.
China and the EU are preparing for a high-stakes meeting in Brussels amid rising trade tensions. New legal measures and supply chain concerns dominate the agenda as both sides seek to defend basic economic interests.
From July 2026, all new cars in Spain and the EU must include advanced electronic safety systems. The move shifts some accident liability from drivers to manufacturers. Buyers will face higher prices so.
Ukraine has begun using advanced weapons such as the Bars missile-drone to strike deep inside Russia. The attacks target critical infrastructure and aim to isolate Crimea, signaling a new phase in the conflict.
Google has activated a new privacy setting that saves user-uploaded media from Search for AI training. Enabled by default, the option affects images, audio, and files. Users must opt out manually to prevent their data from being used.
Two leading AI specialists are preparing to leave Google for Anthropic, following a string of high-profile exits. The departures raise fresh questions about Google’s ability to compete in the AI sector.
The BYD Great Tang, a new 7-seat electric SUV, promises up to 950 km of range and ultra-fast charging from 10% to 97% in just 9 minutes. Priced from 239,900 yuan in China, it targets the family EV market with advanced technology and luxury features.
A missed call from an unknown international number may be more than a simple mistake. The Wangiri scam lures people into calling back and incurring costly charges. Here’s how the scheme works and what you can do to protect yourself.
Rockstar Games has opened preorders for GTA 6 and revealed its editions and prices. The physical edition will contain a download code, not a disc, and early buyers will receive exclusive in-game content.
Rockstar Games has confirmed that the physical edition of Grand Theft Auto VI for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X will not include a disc. Buyers will receive only a download code in the box, marking a major shift in how blockbuster games are distributed.
Rockstar has confirmed that Grand Theft Auto VI will launch on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Pre-orders open June 25, with two editions available. The game will be digital-only, with no physical disc included.
A surge in fraudulent websites is exploiting the GTA 6 pre-order rush. Scammers are promising early access in exchange for cryptocurrency payments, while cybersecurity experts warn of growing risks for eager buyers.
social media, Instagram and WhatsApp* (принадлежит Metа, которая признана экстремистской организацией и запрещена в РФ) suffered a widespread outage late at night. Users in Spain and more than 70 countries had trouble loading content and sending messages. Meta has not explained what caused the disruption.
Valve has introduced the Steam Machine at a starting price of €1,049, nearly double the PS5’s price. The device promises a vast game library and compact design, but setup issues and missing features raise questions.
Yahoo Group has introduced updated privacy and cookie settings across its platforms. Users can now reject all cookies or customize their preferences. The changes affect every site and app managed by Yahoo.
X faced a major disruption on Monday morning, with more than 15,000 users reporting problems. The outage affected major US cities before service was restored, and reports of issues dropped sharply within 20 minutes.
Renault has unveiled the 2026 Mégane E-Tech Electric, with a striking new design and a 67 kWh LFP battery offering up to 500 km of WLTP range. DC charging reaches 165 kW, while the model also brings enhanced Google connectivity and practical features for daily use.
Running out of space on Google Photos can disrupt backups and email. Reclaim gigabytes by changing settings and compressing files, while identifying what fills your Google account before deleting your favorite photos.
If your USB-C cable charges or transfers data differently depending on its orientation, the problem likely lies in the cable or port, including their contacts. Understanding what causes these inconsistencies can help you avoid slow charging and unreliable connections.
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.
Navantia has completed land-based testing in Cartagena of an air-independent propulsion system for the S-83 ‘Cosme García’ submarine. The system is designed to keep Spanish submarines submerged for weeks, reducing their exposure to detection and extending their operational reach.
A major electric truck charging center is nearing completion in Valencia, with 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.
A German company has developed a modular wood-block system that can assemble a house’s basic structure in about a week. The method uses no cement or metal, and its proponents say it can speed construction while allowing flexible designs and improving energy efficiency.
