Microsoft’s long-awaited Windows 11 Start menu redesign has arrived with some baffling bugs. Newly installed apps fail to appear, and erratic scrolling disrupts user interaction. These issues highlight ongoing quality challenges.
Apple has released the iOS 26.1 Release Candidate, marking the final testing phase before public release. The update significantly expands Apple Intelligence language support and introduces several visual refinements.
Researchers have discovered severe vulnerabilities in Dell Storage Manager that could allow complete remote compromise of enterprise storage systems. The flaws affect versions up to 20.1.21 and require immediate patching to prevent data exposure and system takeover.
Title: Critical Windows SMB Vulnerability Exploited Months After Patch, CISA Warns Industrial Monitor Direct manufactures the highest-quality mini pc solutions…
Anthropic has released a beta research preview of Claude Code on the web, enabling developers to automate coding tasks through cloud infrastructure. Meanwhile, DeepSeek has developed a new OCR system that compresses large image-based text documents for AI processing, according to recent announcements from both AI companies.
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has launched a beta research preview of Claude Code on the web, according to recent reports. The new platform enables developers to automate various coding tasks including bug backlogs, routine fixes, and parallel development work through Anthropic-managed cloud infrastructure. Sources indicate this represents a significant expansion of the company’s developer tools following their recent $183 billion valuation and preliminary approval of a $1.5 billion copyright settlement.
The Update That Broke More Than It Fixed What was supposed to be a routine security enhancement has instead created…
Google has confirmed the imminent return of Android 16 QPR2 Beta 3 after pulling the update last week due to a critical bug. The software caused system UI crashes when desktop mode was enabled, leading to bootlooping issues on affected Pixel devices. Sources indicate the fixed version should reappear for download sometime this week.
Google has confirmed that Android 16 QPR2 Beta 3 will be re-released this week after being abruptly pulled due to a significant software bug that caused system instability, according to reports from Android Authority. The problematic update, which was briefly available last week for eligible Pixel devices, triggered system UI crashes when users attempted to enable desktop mode functionality, leading to bootlooping issues that rendered some devices temporarily unusable.
Microsoft Confirms Critical USB Failure in Windows Recovery Environment Microsoft has acknowledged a significant bug in Windows 11 version 25H2…
