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EU’s Upper‑6 GHz Spectrum Showdown: Wi‑Fi 7 vs 5G/6G as Germany Backs Mobile — RSPG decision expected Nov. 12
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Showdown um das obere 6-GHz-Spektrum in der EU: Wi-Fi 7 vs. 5G/6G, da Deutschland Mobilfunk unterstützt — RSPG-Entscheidung am 12. November erwartet

Was ist neu am 9. Nov. Eine neue Welle von Lobbyarbeit ist heute eingetroffen: The Register berichtet, dass die Wi‑Fi Alliance und die Dynamic Spectrum Alliance (DSA) offene Briefe an „EU-Digitalminister“ übergeben haben, in denen davor gewarnt wird, Wi‑Fi aus dem oberen 6-GHz-Band
November 10, 2025

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  • Coros Pace 4 review: a featherweight AMOLED workout partner at $249
    November 10, 2025, 1:40 PM EST. Coros Pace 4 is a lightweight AMOLED sports watch that packs essential training features without the bulk. At about 27g, it's incredibly comfortable 24/7, with a bright AMOLED display and impressive battery life for its size. Priced at $249 / £229, it sits between the Pace 3 and Pace Pro, with the Pace 3 at $199 and the Pro at $299. In testing it competes with the Suunto Run and Garmin Forerunner 165, offering strong value and portability. Highlights include three buttons plus a new Action button for quick shortcuts and easy navigation between pages in sports mode. It doesn't include built-in maps, but its compact form, long endurance and practical features make it a compelling choice for endurance athletes.
  • Coros PACE 4 Adds AMOLED Display, Voice Notes and Flashlight with Extended Battery Life
    November 10, 2025, 1:36 PM EST. Coros unveils the PACE 4, a featherweight GPS sport watch built for endurance athletes and everyday users. At 11.8mm thick and 32g with the nylon band, it packs a 1.2-inch bevelled AMOLED display and two slim side buttons plus a rotation dial. The device promises up to 41 hours in GPS mode and 19 days in daily use, with an improved optical HR sensor and faster satellite acquisition. New hardware includes a microphone for voice notes and a built-in flashlight, boosting training notes and safety. It supports running, cycling, swimming and more activities, with broad cycling compatibility and an emphasis on sleek design and accessible pricing. Coros positions it as an elite-level watch for a wide range of athletes, from pros to casual trainers.
  • Samsung Health Adds Guided Workouts on Galaxy Watch with iFIT, Introduces Paid Tier After Free Monthly Quota
    November 10, 2025, 1:34 PM EST. Samsung Health is launching expert guided workouts tied to Galaxy Watch through a new partnership with iFIT. The workouts will let users track session duration, heart rate, and calories in real time from their wrist, and are exclusive to the Health app. Seven categories are offered: HIIT, Pilates, Yoga, Strength, Recovery, Barre, and Mindfulness. Access works on a monthly quota: up to one guided video per category per month (seven in total) for free; after that, a $9.99/month or $99.99/year subscription is required. Free trials/promotions include 30 days with a Galaxy phone, three months with Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, or six months with Galaxy Watch 8/8 Classic/Ultra. The change introduces a paid tier to Samsung Health's previously free features.
  • Reimagining Cybersecurity in the AI and Quantum Era
    November 10, 2025, 1:32 PM EST. AI and quantum technologies are reshaping cybersecurity, accelerating both defense and offense. AI-enabled threats can automate reconnaissance, phishing, and ransomware at machine speed, with generative AI and voice-cloning tools lowering the barrier for attackers. Agentic AI adds autonomous, adaptive capabilities for adversaries. Quantum computing could undermine current encryption standards, pressing a shift to post-quantum approaches. Cisco executives warn that investing now in defenses that withstand AI and quantum threats is critical. A zero-trust framework-continuous verification, constant monitoring, and technology-agnostic controls-offers resilience amid evolving attacks. To stay ahead, organizations must modernize security operations, automate threat detection and response, and deploy AI-driven defense while preparing for quantum risks.
  • COROS PACE 4 Review: A Runner-Focused Pick Amid a Busy COROS Lineup
    November 10, 2025, 1:28 PM EST. COROS PACE 4 arrives amid a flurry of recent releases (PACE PRO, NOMAD, APEX 4) and runs on the upgraded Ambiq 510 processor, enabling improved mapping on other models and lag-free panning. Note: the PACE 4 itself does not include mapping. New watches also gain dual mics for voice notes and audio training logs. The PACE 4 features an AMOLED display that's bright and readable for runners, but mapping isn't a priority here. The PACE PRO adds mapping and comes in a 46 mm size. The NOMAD offers mapping, dual mics, rugged MIP display at 47.8 mm. The APEX 4 adds a speaker for calls and is available in 42 or 46 mm. The VERTIX 2 has long battery life and mapping but lacks the upgraded processor; the next VERTIX is expected to match NOMAD/APEX 4 features.