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Father of Estonian Social Networking Aims to Conquer Europe Story byToivo Tänavsuu Journalist and blogger Toivo Tänavsuu is from Estonia and just released his new business, IT and innovations weblog about “enterprises, roar(show all)Journalist and blogger Toivo Tänavsuu is from Estonia and just released his new business, IT and innovations weblog about “enterprises, roaring like tigers”,TigerPrises.com. He shares some of his best stories on The Next Web. Get the TNW newsletter Get the most important tech news in your inbox each week....

Faulty update brainwashes AEG microwaves into thinking they’re steam ovens This popcorn tastes like existential dread Story bySteven Kok Steven is TNW’s engagement editor. Writes sometimes. Mostly here to get people to play D&D with him.Steven is TNW’s engagement editor. Writes sometimes. Mostly here to get people to play D&D with him. Get the TNW newsletter Get the most important tech news in your inbox each week. Also tagged with Related Articles More TNW About TNW AI translation unicorn DeepL launches New York tech hub to boost US expansion NATO’s first quantum tech investment goes to Southampton startup Discover TNW All Access TNW Conference 2025 theme spotlight: Ecosystems Autoscriber teams up with Microsoft to scale ambient clinical intelligence software

Fears grow over Taliban using biometric systems to identify US collaborators The group has reportedly seized HIDE devices Risk of Taliban reprisals Military officials told The Intercept that the Taliban last week seized biometric devices known as HIDE (Handheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment). These machines contain data including iris scans, fingerprints, and biographical information. They’re also used to access centralized databases. Biometric data on Afghan citizens was reportedly widely collected and used in ID cards....

Fears grow over Taliban using biometric systems to identify US collaborators The group has reportedly seized HIDE devices Risk of Taliban reprisals Military officials told The Intercept that the Taliban last week seized biometric devices known as HIDE (Handheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment). These machines contain data including iris scans, fingerprints, and biographical information. They’re also used to access centralized databases. Biometric data on Afghan citizens was reportedly widely collected and used in ID cards....

Feast your dull earthbound eyes on Cadillac’s galactically freaky concept car The InnerSpace looks like a spaceship and I really dig it Story byIoanna Lykiardopoulou Ioanna is a writer at TNW. She covers the full spectrum of the European tech ecosystem, with a particular interest in startups, sustainabili(show all)Ioanna is a writer at TNW. She covers the full spectrum of the European tech ecosystem, with a particular interest in startups, sustainability, green tech, AI, and EU policy....