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Details of the Android11 The Beta Launch Show
Google will introduce some new product features, along with developer updates in Android 11 on June 3, 2020 at 11am ET. Called android11 The Beta Launch Show, the event will be held online on the company’s website. Users and developers…
Samsung Updates SSD Support, Releases Version 6.1
Samsung has released a new version.6.1 of its Magician SSD software, and will terminate support to all previous versions on May 30, 2020. Magician 6.1 supports 470 Series to the 970 EVO Plus.
Firefox Announces the Release of the Revamped Firefox 75
Upgrades to the widely popular open source web browser include multiple known bug fixes, local caching of trusted Web PKI Certificates, Flatpak deployment for Linux, integration of Direct Composition for Windows, and most importantly, completely overhauled search functionality.
Ceph v15.2.0 Stable Version Now Available
The latest release of Ceph open source object storage platform, called Ceph v15.2.0 features updates to several areas, chief among them being multi-site replication, metric alerts, integration with orchestrator module, and other performance improvements. Also called Ceph Octopus, the release…
Magic Leap Releases an Updated Lumin OS for Spatial Computing
Magic Leap is leaving no stone unturned to create spatial computing tools that enable state-of-the-art immersive services such as 3D visualizations for workflows, gesture & voice controls, multi-user engagement etc. All this is facilitated by the company’s latest update to…
webOS Open Source Edition 2.4.0 Released
LG’s open source acquisition webOS’s latest version, the Linux-based webOS OSE 2.4.0 was recently released. The release marks the incorporation of webOS IoT for service testing on Raspberry Pi 4, a web engine update to Chromium 79, performance upgrades and…
Mozilla’s New Firefox Release Marshals as a Security-Centric Update
Mozilla’s Firefox 74 is the latest release of the open source web browser, now featuring some advanced security, web compatibility, developmental & aesthetic components. The Mozilla team deemed the latest version to be no longer supportive of the bygone TLS…
