A new leak gives us a first look at One UI 8.5 running on a Galaxy S24 Ultra. The software, still in an internal beta phase, shows off a heavily customizable Quick Panel and a visual overhaul for system apps. It’s clearly a work in progress, but points to Samsung’s next big design shift.
Microsoft is officially opening the gates for the Windows 11 25H2 upgrade to all supported systems, including Windows 10. To get it, you need a specific toggle enabled in Windows Update. However, the company has acknowledged the 2025 feature update has major shell issues affecting key UI components.
HPE reported Q4 2025 revenue of $9.7 billion, up 14% year-over-year, but its core server and hybrid cloud businesses declined. CEO Antonio Neri says the future is in networking and AI, fueled by the Juniper acquisition.
China is escalating its political dispute with Japan by targeting beloved cultural exports. Officials in Shanghai recently cut a singer’s performance mid-song. This heavy-handed approach risks alienating the very people China hopes to influence.
The iPhone 17’s new Ceramic Shield 2 display has a special anti-reflective coating that cuts glare by about 50% compared to the iPhone 16. But slapping on a regular screen protector basically undoes that entire benefit, according to a new report.
Samsung is reportedly developing a successor to its rugged Galaxy Watch Ultra. The device, codenamed “Galaxy Watch 9 Ultra,” is targeting a launch in July or August of 2026, putting it in direct competition with the expected Apple Watch Ultra 3.
Researchers have uncovered a critical, easy-to-exploit vulnerability in the React framework dubbed “React2Shell.” It affects default configurations and could impact a massive portion of the web, requiring immediate patching by organizations worldwide.
According to Fortune, Alphabet’s custom AI chips, called TPUs, are fueling a massive stock rally and could become a near-trillion dollar business. The company is already supplying chips to AI firms like Anthropic and is reportedly in talks with Meta. Analysts see a huge new revenue stream emerging.
IT certification giant CompTIA has released an updated version of its AI Essentials learning program. The move comes as their research shows a third of companies now require AI skills training for staff.
Tech CEOs promise AI will soon use the web as well as a human. After testing five AI browsers on tasks like sorting email and parsing documents, the reality is far from the hype. The tools often fail at complex queries and require exhausting prompt engineering.
