Software

The automotive industry’s seismic shift from hardware-centric engineering to a software-first future has been marked by a significant new milestone. Valeo, a global leader in automotive technology, today announced the inauguration of a new, state-of-the-art facility in Shanghai, China. While the facility includes advanced manufacturing lines, its primary strategic importance lies in its role as […]

Samsung has officially confirmed a significant update for its Galaxy smartphone and tablet users: the Android 16-based One UI 8 will be released this summer 2025. This announcement marks a notable acceleration in Samsung’s software update schedule, surprising many users and industry observers who have typically seen major One UI releases later in the year.

Google is set to host a dedicated event, ‘The Android Show: I/O Edition,’ later today, May 13th, distinct from its main annual developer conference, Google I/O, scheduled for May 20-21. As reported by sources like Business Standard, this specialized event is widely expected to serve as the launch platform for the stable version of Android

Microsoft continues its aggressive push into the artificial intelligence arena, centering its strategy around the Copilot brand, an umbrella term for AI-powered features integrated across its vast portfolio of software and services. Recent announcements detail significant updates and expansions to Copilot capabilities, particularly within the Microsoft 365 suite and the Azure cloud platform, signaling a

Microsoft released its scheduled security updates for April 2025, commonly known as Patch Tuesday, tackling a substantial number of vulnerabilities across its product ecosystem. This month’s release addressed a total of 121 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs), highlighting the ongoing efforts required to maintain security in widely used software. Among these were fixes for one

The software development landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the pervasive integration of artificial intelligence, a heightened focus on security throughout the development lifecycle (DevSecOps), and the adoption of new platforms for efficient data management. Recent announcements and platform updates highlight these converging trends, showcasing how vendors are equipping developers with more powerful,

Microsoft’s ongoing rollout of Windows 11 version 24H2, the operating system’s major annual feature update, has encountered another compatibility hurdle, this time involving conflicts with specific third-party security software. Reports have surfaced, acknowledged indirectly by Microsoft through updated support documentation and partner communications, indicating that systems running certain versions of security solutions, including SenseShield Endpoint

Samsung Electronics has commenced the much-anticipated rollout of the stable version of One UI 7, its latest custom Android interface, beginning with its flagship Galaxy S24 series. This marks a significant milestone following a period of beta testing, bringing a host of new features, performance improvements, and user interface refinements to owners of Samsung’s premier

GitHub, the Microsoft-owned software development platform, has unveiled significant upgrades to its popular AI-powered coding assistant, GitHub Copilot. The enhancements introduce more sophisticated ‘agent’ capabilities, leverage newer underlying artificial intelligence models, and potentially integrate with Microsoft certification frameworks, signaling a major step forward in AI’s role within the software development lifecycle. Launched initially as an

Cloudflare, a major player in web infrastructure and security, has significantly expanded its ‘Workers AI’ platform, enabling developers to run a wider range of sophisticated artificial intelligence models directly on its global edge network. This update represents a strategic move to democratize access to AI inference capabilities, allowing developers to build faster, more responsive AI-powered