The custom Android release introduces web-based flashing for Samsung devices, streams installations for faster updates, and refreshes system apps with Material Design 3.
A recent review identifies five Samsung smartphones that offer poor value compared to current market alternatives, despite their overall quality.
Intel developers have released updated open-source driver code enabling HDMI 2.1 FRL support for Meteor Lake processors and newer hardware platforms.
Android users can now recover accidentally deleted conversations within the Google Messages app through a new Trash section that retains threads for 30 days.
Cloudflare radar data shows a 99% decline in Yandex bot traffic following a reported data center attack, drawing attention on Hacker News.
A new Android application visualizes meteorological uncertainty alongside standard forecasts, offering users a more nuanced view of weather prediction reliability.
New data shows most life sciences makers see digital shifts as vital, yet many struggle with data use and face rising cyber threats.
Microsoft releases Microsoft-Decision-1, a specialized AI model that selects fixed options rather than generating text, based on Alibaba’s open-weight foundation.
The energy firm prioritized data control and security validation over speed when building its automated network operations platform.
Google is rolling out a feature that automatically saves text records of real-time spoken exchanges in its translation app for mobile users.
A popular PlayStation 2 emulator for Android has received an update that improves performance specifically for devices using Mali graphics processors and MediaTek chips.
Devices lacking specific certificate rotations before mid-2027 could lose access to critical security patches and Windows Update services.
The certificate authority will shorten default lifetimes to prepare for a 45-day standard in 2028, urging users to test automation now.
Devices must receive new digital certificates by mid-2027 to maintain access to Windows Update servers and critical security fixes.
The nonprofit certificate authority will reduce default validity periods, requiring more frequent renewals for web administrators starting next year.
The weekly security digest highlights an ASOS data breach, AI-powered phishing kits, and Google's pause on its open source bug bounty program.
Suzhou Dongshan Precision Manufacturing is gauging investor interest for a potential Hong Kong listing this month, despite already trading on the Shenzhen market.
Ledger states that a physical hardware implant found in devices sold by reseller CryptoBilis may be the root of the massive cryptocurrency heist.
Google has released updates to resolve launch failures and setup issues that previously prevented the Books app from working on Samsung devices.
Microsoft is distributing a faster, WinUI 3-based Windows Search experience with inline actions to Windows 11 Insiders in the Experimental channels.
The release of a unique smartphone capable of running Android, Linux, and Windows 11 has been postponed, meaning interested users must wait longer for the device.
Apple prepares to enter the smart home market with a new display device and two additional products, challenging Google and Amazon.
The two-day virtual event launches October 13, bringing together global experts to discuss operational technology security strategies across APAC, EMEA, and the Americas.
A new Teams feature will extract and check web addresses hidden in QR codes, extending Defender protections to detect threats after message delivery.