Brussels changes mobile phone rules - The important February 2027
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Brussels changes mobile phone rules – The important February 2027

Since February 2027, the European Union has been implementing new regulations that radically change mobile phones and tablets. The rules, adopted in 2023, impose batteries substituted by the user with simple tools. The batteries will retain 80% of their capacity after 800 charging cycles and will remain available for five years. Spare parts will be offered for up to 10 years, while devices will be labelled with life-long, durable and repairable information. The aim is to reduce electronic waste and extend the life of devices.

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15 years since he succeeded Steve Jobs, Tim Cooke has been leaving the leadership of the tech giant.
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15 years since he succeeded Steve Jobs, Tim Cooke has left the leadership of the technological colossus

Historical change to Apple as Tim Cook grants CEO's position to John Ternus from September 1. Cook, who succeeded Steve Jobs in 2011, will take over as executive chairman of the board. Ternus, current senior vice president of hardware engineering, will join the board. During Cook's 15-year term, Apple's stock value multiplied 24 times, reaching $4 trillion. Cook described this period as the greatest privilege of his life, stressing his love for the company.

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Third support package: What will include, when announced
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Third support package: What will include, when announced

The government is preparing the third support package, with a communication expected from the Prime Minister following the European Commission guidelines. Ursula Von Der Leien will present Wednesday's toolbox with recommendations for energy coupons and income support. Greece achieved for the 4th consecutive year an additional 2.5-2.8 billion euros, with the available amount depending on negotiations with the Commission. On the table are the continuation of the fuel pass until the end of May, the profit margin, as well as possible market pass and energy pass, while there is no reduction in EIC and VAT.

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Austrian company recalled baby meals, strangers claimed to have infected them with rat poison
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Austrian company recalled baby meals, strangers claimed to have infected them with rat poison

Austrian company HiPP recalled baby meals with potatoes and carrots after attempted blackmail, with unknown perpetrators claiming to have infected them with rat poison. An infected jar was spotted at a SPAR chain store in Eisenstadt on Saturday, causing urgent warning from authorities. The company warned that consumption may be life-threatening, as rat medicine affects blood clotting. All HiPP products were preventively withdrawn from the SPAR throughout Austria. Parents are invited to return the products and seek medical assistance if symptoms occur.

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