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RoboTaxi app: Tesla successfully completes testing of RoboTaxi app that will destroy Uber and will be available to every person on Earth

The first autonomous taxi test will begin in Austin, Texas, at the end of June 2025, with about ten vehicles and a dedicated mobile app, the RoboTaxi app. Tesla is said to have already completed internal testing of the RoboTaxi app, and in the meantime, there is information circulating that the company is accumulating its own fleet of used Tesla Model Y vehicles for this service, which are said to be the first autonomous taxis. Elon Musk's ambitious plans suggest that Tesla could compete with or even replace providers such as Uber in the future.

Applications Artificial intelligence

Google I/O 2025: When AI transforms search, creates movies, and dresses avatars

At Google I/O 2025, the tech giant unveiled a series of innovations that put artificial intelligence at the heart of the user experience. From a revamped search engine with AI mode to movie-making tools and smart glasses, the future is here and it's smarter than ever.

Smart phones

Is this the last classic iPhone? The iPhone 17 Pro is a quiet announcement of Apple's revolution

Apple's iPhone 17 Pro may look very similar to its predecessor at first glance, but there are significant changes under the surface. Underneath the slightly more polished skin, it is said to hide upgraded cameras, a new ultra-powerful A19 Pro chip, a faster display and even the first real steps towards a wireless, completely portless phone of the future. We have collected all the information and rumors known so far from reliable sources - from Mark Gurman's predictions to Ming-Chi Kuo - and delineated what is practically confirmed and what remains the subject of speculation. (Source: Bloomberg)

Gadgets

Solo Stove Windchill 47: when a cooler becomes a personal climate miracle

It's not just a cooler. It's a thoughtful device that cools more than just your drinks - it also cools the air around you. A stylish, robust and unexpectedly powerful companion for hot days.

Wearable devices

MB&F SP One: When classic elegance meets futuristic imagination

What does a watch look like when reinterpreted by a house known for floating space capsules and biomechanical sculptures? The MB&F SP One is the answer – a quiet revolution that rejects all theatricality and replaces it with intimate perfection. This is not a watch that screams. It is a watch that whispers but tells every connoisseur everything.

Wearable devices

Apple Ring: Is Apple's smart ring the logical next step?

If you're among those eagerly waiting for Apple to unveil a smart ring, bad news: the Apple Ring doesn't exist (yet). And it looks like it won't be on the market for a while. Apple is currently missing the smart ring train - while competitors like Samsung, Oura and Amazfit are already measuring our sleep, heart rate and more. So why is Apple delaying? What's holding the tech giant back from introducing its own ring (yet)?

Wearable devices

2025 Apple Watch Ultra 3: The feature that could save your life (and why Apple is still silent about it)

Apple is preparing a new generation of its most powerful watch. What will the 2025 Apple Watch Ultra 3 bring to users who don't know compromises - from blood pressure measurement to satellite connectivity and 5G capabilities?

Gadgets Tech

Acemate Tennis: The first tennis robot that can play better than you

In a world where technology is pushing the boundaries of what is possible every day, Acemate Tennis has brought a real revolution to the tennis courts. This smart robot not only serves the ball, but also engages you in a real exchange of strokes, as if you were playing against a human opponent.

Gadgets

Huawei MateBook Fold: Thin as gossip, folds like Instagram drama

Huawei unveils the Huawei MateBook Fold – a laptop that's more futuristic than AI selfies and thinner than a Milanese fashion diet.

Amazon Tech

Discounts: Apple MacBook Air and Pro with M3 and M4 processors up to 40 % cheaper? No, you're not dreaming - just click quickly.

MacBook Air and MacBook Pro with the latest M3 and M4 chips are no longer a "when I have the money" thing. With Amazon.de discounts of up to -40 %, this is the moment when you can say to yourself: "Yes, I'm moving from Intel to the future." And yes, without selling a kidney.

Gaming Tech

Razer Blade 14 (2025): Thinner, better, expensive as hell – and still wants to be a MacBook for gamers

The 2025 Razer Blade 14 (2025) is a slim black (or white, if you're feeling bold) machine that tries to be as powerful as an Alienware but as stylish as a MacBook Pro. Now with an RTX 5070 and AMD Ryzen AI 9, an OLED display, a thin chassis, and a price that will stab you deep in the soul - and in your wallet.

Wearable devices

Longines Legend Diver 39mm White Dial: A brilliant reinterpretation of an icon

Longines dresses its iconic diving icon in a new white dial that acts not only as a design highlight in 2025, but also as a signature character. It combines technical perfection with understated elegance – a watch for those who don't shout, but convince.

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