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- Smartphones & apps · Operating systems
Galaxy S26 Ultra hit by setup bug after One UI 9
Users report a critical bug after updating to One UI 9 that blocks access to the lock and home screens. Samsung has responded quickly, suggesting users update their browser and connect via Wi-Fi.
Full story at Android Central ↗ - Operating systems
Windows 11 fixes Xbox mode keyboard glitch
Microsoft is fixing a Windows 11 Xbox mode issue that previously required a keyboard just to return to the desktop. The update aims to make navigation easier without extra peripherals.
Full story at Windows Latest ↗ - Operating systems · Cybersecurity
Microsoft tests new Recall variant without screenshots
Microsoft is quietly testing another version of Recall for Windows 11 that does not record the screen. This could address privacy concerns raised by earlier versions.
Full story at Windows Latest ↗ - Artificial intelligence · Programming & dev tools
Study: pricier coding-agent setups don't improve results
A controlled study finds that switching between coding-agent harnesses like Claude Code or OpenCode barely improves pass rates, while cost per task can triple. The extra cost mainly comes from the system prompt being resent with every step.
Full story at The Decoder ↗ - Cloud & data centers · Networking
Cloudflare improves range request caching
Cloudflare rebuilt how its cache handles range requests for large files. This cut time to first byte for R2 roughly in half and reduced wasted bandwidth.
Full story at blog.cloudflare.com ↗ - Artificial intelligence · IT law & regulation
OpenAI partners with Poland's NASK on AI safety
OpenAI and Poland's NASK are partnering on AI safety, security, and technical research. The collaboration aims to strengthen safeguards and support a more resilient digital ecosystem.
Full story at openai.com ↗ - Cloud & data centers · Artificial intelligence
AWS Bedrock web search gets domain filters
Web Search on AWS Bedrock now supports domain filtering and user location controls. This lets developers restrict results to trusted sites or exclude unwanted sources.
Full story at aws.amazon.com ↗ - Cybersecurity
PHP2Shell flaw hard to exploit at scale for now
CrowdStrike says technical obstacles currently limit widespread exploitation of the PHP2Shell vulnerability. Immediate mass exploitation is considered unlikely at this stage.
Full story at crowdstrike.com ↗ - Networking · Cloud & data centers
AWS networking adds managed 1:1 NAT
AWS Transit Gateway and AWS Cloud WAN now offer managed one-to-one NAT via Regional Private NAT Gateway. This lets customers connect networks with overlapping IP ranges without renumbering or deploying separate NAT appliances.
Full story at aws.amazon.com ↗ - DevOps & containers · Artificial intelligence
Vercel explains safe production access for its Agent
Vercel describes how its Agent accesses production environments safely. The provided text does not include further details on the mechanism.
Full story at Vercel ↗
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