01net at CES: the big report
01net was in Las Vegas last week to attend CES, the world's largest consumer electronics show. The event is over, and after extensive coverage, it's time to take stock of this rich 2025 edition with Dimitri.
To remember in the news
Young French Internet users have gotten into the swing of generative artificial intelligence. Help (or cheat...) with homework, but also discussion on all subjects, bots have entered the daily lives of 18-25 year olds.
Cybercriminals are attacking iMessage. By manipulating iPhone users via message, hackers are trying to bypass the security measures put in place by Apple.
Game over for Patrick Spence. The boss of Sonos has been shown the door, after the failed launch of the new version of the application last year. An interim CEO was appointed, before finding a new rare pearl.
Part of the Cybertruck production team has just been relocated to take care of the Model Y. The truck is lagging behind at Tesla, while its sales have fallen sharply.
Mark Zuckerberg strongly criticized Apple during a controversial interview. Increasingly belligerent, the founder of Meta accused Apple of slowing down innovation with its 30% commission on the App Store and its supposed security protocols. He believes that his rival has not actually invented anything since the iPhone in 2007…
Video of the day
Electricity adapts to all products, including… touring skis! After all, why not, even if the E-Skimo will not be for everyone. Dimitri presents this innovation seen at CES.
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