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Windows 11 July 2026 preview patch is out!

Microsoft have recently released this month’s preview patch for Windows 11 computers and laptops, and they usually contain new features that the normal patches will include. These new features, along with many improvements and bug fixes, will enhance your user experience by making some of the features easier to use.

The official changelogs for this preview patch is:

File Explorer

• File sizes in the Details view now display using appropriate units (KB, MB, GB) instead of KB-only, making them easier to understand at a glance.
• Middle click to open a folder in a new tab is now supported in the Address Bar and the Home page for a more consistent and efficient tabbed navigation experience across File Explorer.
• This update eliminates a grey flash on load and unexpected scrolling to the top on the Home page in certain cases.
• This update improves the appearance of file thumbnails in the Recommended section on the Home page so they’re crisper and easier to read.

Windows Search

• This update improves app search to better handle typos and partial app names when finding installed apps.
• This update improves Settings relevance to surface more useful settings higher in search results.

Voice Access

• New! This update adds Voice Isolation to Voice Access, helping it better recognize your voice by reducing interference from other speakers and background noise. Voice Access now offers three speed recognition modes under Voice Access settings > Improve speech recognition:
  • Voice Isolation — Filters out other speakers and background noise (one-time voice setup required).
  • Remove background noise only — Filters out non-speech sounds like typing or door slams. No additional setup needed.
  • No filtering — Default microphone input with no additional processing.
  • To set up Voice Isolation, go to Voice Access settings > Improve speech recognition and select Voice Isolation.
• New! This update adds Korean language support for voice access.
• This update improves the realiability of starting Voice Access.

Widgets

• New! Taskbar notification badges now use your Windows accent color instead of appearing red, helping reduce unnecessary attention-grabbing alerts.
• New! This update also simplifies the Lock screen Widgets experience. For new users, Weather is now the only widget shown on the Lock screen by default.

Touchpad

• New! New gesture controls for precision touchpads are available in Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Touchpad:
  • Scroll and zoom speed — Adjust the baseline speed for scroll and zoom gestures.
  • Accelerated scrolling — Scroll faster the more you repeat the gesture, so you can move quickly through long documents.

Start menu

• The update improves the reliability of Start menu view preferences, ensuring your selected view is retained.
• This update improves keyboard navigation when keyboard focus was set to the apps list within Start menu.

Voice Typing

• Fluid dictation is now off by default for new users. A teaching tip is also available when the feature is used for the first time.

Input

• This update improves persistence of mouse cursor size.

Windowing

• This update ensures system dialogs open at the appropriate size on small tablets.

Accessibility

• This update improves the Magnifier experience on touch-enabled devices. The horizontal and vertical touch bars used to pan the magnified view are now off by default, so they no longer obstruct magnified content. If you use touch to pan, you can turn the bars back on in Settings > Accessibility > Magnifier.

Windows Hello

• New! Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security (ESS) now supports peripheral fingerprint sensors. This update extends this secure sign in option beyond devices with built in fingerprint sensors to include desktops and other Windows 11 PCs, including Copilot+ PCs. To get started, plug in a supported ESS fingerprint reader, go to Settings > Accounts > Sign in options, and follow the prompts to enroll. This feature was previously disclosed in January 2026 (KB5074105) and is now beginning to roll out.

Fonts

• This update restores support for Unicode variation sequences in the Myanmar Text font.
• This update improves character shaping and rendering for Mongolian Baiti font, providing more accurate and consistent text display.

Account Control

• This update refreshes the design of the Start menu account control and adds a badge that displays your subscription status. To view your account control, open the Start menu and select your account picture in the lower-left corner. This experience is available for users signed in with a Microsoft account. 1

Taskbar

• This update improves reliability of loading the system tray area of the taskbar when using the taskbar on touch devices in a tablet posture.

AI Component

• This update allows you to remove the Image Generation AI component from supported Copilot+ PCs where the component is installed.

Windows Setup

• This update adds a parental controls notice during Windows setup that highlights available family safety features.

Power and Battery

• This update improves the reliability of power settings by applying changes made in Settings to all power plans. This includes display, sleep, hibernate, power button, sleep button, and lid-close settings, helping ensure your preferences are consistently maintained.
• This update restores the ability to set a threshold for when energy saver should enable within Settings > System > Power & Battery.

Windows Update

• This update improves calculation of update progress progression in Windows Update Settings.
• This update includes changes to update clean-up logic to improve system performance immediately following an update.

Sounds

• This update improves system sounds when using Windows in dark mode.

Date and Time

• This update improves detection for triggering time zone change notifications.
• This update improves daylight saving time (DST) data accuracy for Middle East Standard Time (Beirut), Morocco Standard Time (Casablanca), Israel Standard Time (Jerusalem), and Greenland Standard Time (Nuuk).

Network

• This update improves the reliability of DHCP renewals in a few scenarios, particularly in the case of NACKs received from the DHCP server, as well as on devices that use Modern Standby.

Print

• This update improves print time performance (page per minute) for IPPS (Internet Printing Protocol Secure) printers.

Clipboard

• This update improves clipboard reliability in some Remote Desktop and Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) scenarios.

General Reliability

• This update improves explorer.exe reliability, including when opening Jump Lists and recent files, when sharing files and folders, and when using Task View and multiple desktops.
• This update improves the reliability of the Windows sign-in and lock screens, especially when system memory is low. It also improves the reliability of the Start menu and taskbar during startup.

To install this update, you can click on the Download and Install button that shows up next to the cumulative update preview version, or, you can enable the faster update rollout option that shows up in the Windows Update page so that you’ll automatically get the preview updates without having to manually check for updates:

Please note that preview updates may have stability issues that are usually fixed in the final update release. Also, we recommend downloading such updates over non-metered connections to avoid extra charges. Installation of updates on an SSD should not take more than 10 minutes, but performing the same update on an HDD may take more than 30 minutes.

Enjoy the new features!

Windows 11 July 2026 preview patch is out!

Microsoft have recently released this month’s preview patch for Windows 11 computers and laptops, and they usually contain new features that the normal patches will include. These new features, along with many improvements and bug fixes, will enhance your user experience by making some of the features easier to use.

The official changelogs for this preview patch is:

File Explorer

• File sizes in the Details view now display using appropriate units (KB, MB, GB) instead of KB-only, making them easier to understand at a glance.
• Middle click to open a folder in a new tab is now supported in the Address Bar and the Home page for a more consistent and efficient tabbed navigation experience across File Explorer.
• This update eliminates a grey flash on load and unexpected scrolling to the top on the Home page in certain cases.
• This update improves the appearance of file thumbnails in the Recommended section on the Home page so they’re crisper and easier to read.

Windows Search

• This update improves app search to better handle typos and partial app names when finding installed apps.
• This update improves Settings relevance to surface more useful settings higher in search results.

Voice Access

• New! This update adds Voice Isolation to Voice Access, helping it better recognize your voice by reducing interference from other speakers and background noise. Voice Access now offers three speed recognition modes under Voice Access settings > Improve speech recognition:
  • Voice Isolation — Filters out other speakers and background noise (one-time voice setup required).
  • Remove background noise only — Filters out non-speech sounds like typing or door slams. No additional setup needed.
  • No filtering — Default microphone input with no additional processing.
  • To set up Voice Isolation, go to Voice Access settings > Improve speech recognition and select Voice Isolation.
• New! This update adds Korean language support for voice access.
• This update improves the realiability of starting Voice Access.

Widgets

• New! Taskbar notification badges now use your Windows accent color instead of appearing red, helping reduce unnecessary attention-grabbing alerts.
• New! This update also simplifies the Lock screen Widgets experience. For new users, Weather is now the only widget shown on the Lock screen by default.

Touchpad

• New! New gesture controls for precision touchpads are available in Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Touchpad:
  • Scroll and zoom speed — Adjust the baseline speed for scroll and zoom gestures.
  • Accelerated scrolling — Scroll faster the more you repeat the gesture, so you can move quickly through long documents.

Start menu

• The update improves the reliability of Start menu view preferences, ensuring your selected view is retained.
• This update improves keyboard navigation when keyboard focus was set to the apps list within Start menu.

Voice Typing

• Fluid dictation is now off by default for new users. A teaching tip is also available when the feature is used for the first time.

Input

• This update improves persistence of mouse cursor size.

Windowing

• This update ensures system dialogs open at the appropriate size on small tablets.

Accessibility

• This update improves the Magnifier experience on touch-enabled devices. The horizontal and vertical touch bars used to pan the magnified view are now off by default, so they no longer obstruct magnified content. If you use touch to pan, you can turn the bars back on in Settings > Accessibility > Magnifier.

Windows Hello

• New! Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security (ESS) now supports peripheral fingerprint sensors. This update extends this secure sign in option beyond devices with built in fingerprint sensors to include desktops and other Windows 11 PCs, including Copilot+ PCs. To get started, plug in a supported ESS fingerprint reader, go to Settings > Accounts > Sign in options, and follow the prompts to enroll. This feature was previously disclosed in January 2026 (KB5074105) and is now beginning to roll out.

Fonts

• This update restores support for Unicode variation sequences in the Myanmar Text font.
• This update improves character shaping and rendering for Mongolian Baiti font, providing more accurate and consistent text display.

Account Control

• This update refreshes the design of the Start menu account control and adds a badge that displays your subscription status. To view your account control, open the Start menu and select your account picture in the lower-left corner. This experience is available for users signed in with a Microsoft account. 1

Taskbar

• This update improves reliability of loading the system tray area of the taskbar when using the taskbar on touch devices in a tablet posture.

AI Component

• This update allows you to remove the Image Generation AI component from supported Copilot+ PCs where the component is installed.

Windows Setup

• This update adds a parental controls notice during Windows setup that highlights available family safety features.

Power and Battery

• This update improves the reliability of power settings by applying changes made in Settings to all power plans. This includes display, sleep, hibernate, power button, sleep button, and lid-close settings, helping ensure your preferences are consistently maintained.
• This update restores the ability to set a threshold for when energy saver should enable within Settings > System > Power & Battery.

Windows Update

• This update improves calculation of update progress progression in Windows Update Settings.
• This update includes changes to update clean-up logic to improve system performance immediately following an update.

Sounds

• This update improves system sounds when using Windows in dark mode.

Date and Time

• This update improves detection for triggering time zone change notifications.
• This update improves daylight saving time (DST) data accuracy for Middle East Standard Time (Beirut), Morocco Standard Time (Casablanca), Israel Standard Time (Jerusalem), and Greenland Standard Time (Nuuk).

Network

• This update improves the reliability of DHCP renewals in a few scenarios, particularly in the case of NACKs received from the DHCP server, as well as on devices that use Modern Standby.

Print

• This update improves print time performance (page per minute) for IPPS (Internet Printing Protocol Secure) printers.

Clipboard

• This update improves clipboard reliability in some Remote Desktop and Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) scenarios.

General Reliability

• This update improves explorer.exe reliability, including when opening Jump Lists and recent files, when sharing files and folders, and when using Task View and multiple desktops.
• This update improves the reliability of the Windows sign-in and lock screens, especially when system memory is low. It also improves the reliability of the Start menu and taskbar during startup.

To install this update, you can click on the Download and Install button that shows up next to the cumulative update preview version, or, you can enable the faster update rollout option that shows up in the Windows Update page so that you’ll automatically get the preview updates without having to manually check for updates:

Please note that preview updates may have stability issues that are usually fixed in the final update release. Also, we recommend downloading such updates over non-metered connections to avoid extra charges. Installation of updates on an SSD should not take more than 10 minutes, but performing the same update on an HDD may take more than 30 minutes.

Enjoy the new features!

Windows 11 July 2026 preview patch is out!

Microsoft have recently released this month’s preview patch for Windows 11 computers and laptops, and they usually contain new features that the normal patches will include. These new features, along with many improvements and bug fixes, will enhance your user experience by making some of the features easier to use.

The official changelogs for this preview patch is:

File Explorer

• File sizes in the Details view now display using appropriate units (KB, MB, GB) instead of KB-only, making them easier to understand at a glance.
• Middle click to open a folder in a new tab is now supported in the Address Bar and the Home page for a more consistent and efficient tabbed navigation experience across File Explorer.
• This update eliminates a grey flash on load and unexpected scrolling to the top on the Home page in certain cases.
• This update improves the appearance of file thumbnails in the Recommended section on the Home page so they’re crisper and easier to read.

Windows Search

• This update improves app search to better handle typos and partial app names when finding installed apps.
• This update improves Settings relevance to surface more useful settings higher in search results.

Voice Access

• New! This update adds Voice Isolation to Voice Access, helping it better recognize your voice by reducing interference from other speakers and background noise. Voice Access now offers three speed recognition modes under Voice Access settings > Improve speech recognition:
  • Voice Isolation — Filters out other speakers and background noise (one-time voice setup required).
  • Remove background noise only — Filters out non-speech sounds like typing or door slams. No additional setup needed.
  • No filtering — Default microphone input with no additional processing.
  • To set up Voice Isolation, go to Voice Access settings > Improve speech recognition and select Voice Isolation.
• New! This update adds Korean language support for voice access.
• This update improves the realiability of starting Voice Access.

Widgets

• New! Taskbar notification badges now use your Windows accent color instead of appearing red, helping reduce unnecessary attention-grabbing alerts.
• New! This update also simplifies the Lock screen Widgets experience. For new users, Weather is now the only widget shown on the Lock screen by default.

Touchpad

• New! New gesture controls for precision touchpads are available in Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Touchpad:
  • Scroll and zoom speed — Adjust the baseline speed for scroll and zoom gestures.
  • Accelerated scrolling — Scroll faster the more you repeat the gesture, so you can move quickly through long documents.

Start menu

• The update improves the reliability of Start menu view preferences, ensuring your selected view is retained.
• This update improves keyboard navigation when keyboard focus was set to the apps list within Start menu.

Voice Typing

• Fluid dictation is now off by default for new users. A teaching tip is also available when the feature is used for the first time.

Input

• This update improves persistence of mouse cursor size.

Windowing

• This update ensures system dialogs open at the appropriate size on small tablets.

Accessibility

• This update improves the Magnifier experience on touch-enabled devices. The horizontal and vertical touch bars used to pan the magnified view are now off by default, so they no longer obstruct magnified content. If you use touch to pan, you can turn the bars back on in Settings > Accessibility > Magnifier.

Windows Hello

• New! Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security (ESS) now supports peripheral fingerprint sensors. This update extends this secure sign in option beyond devices with built in fingerprint sensors to include desktops and other Windows 11 PCs, including Copilot+ PCs. To get started, plug in a supported ESS fingerprint reader, go to Settings > Accounts > Sign in options, and follow the prompts to enroll. This feature was previously disclosed in January 2026 (KB5074105) and is now beginning to roll out.

Fonts

• This update restores support for Unicode variation sequences in the Myanmar Text font.
• This update improves character shaping and rendering for Mongolian Baiti font, providing more accurate and consistent text display.

Account Control

• This update refreshes the design of the Start menu account control and adds a badge that displays your subscription status. To view your account control, open the Start menu and select your account picture in the lower-left corner. This experience is available for users signed in with a Microsoft account. 1

Taskbar

• This update improves reliability of loading the system tray area of the taskbar when using the taskbar on touch devices in a tablet posture.

AI Component

• This update allows you to remove the Image Generation AI component from supported Copilot+ PCs where the component is installed.

Windows Setup

• This update adds a parental controls notice during Windows setup that highlights available family safety features.

Power and Battery

• This update improves the reliability of power settings by applying changes made in Settings to all power plans. This includes display, sleep, hibernate, power button, sleep button, and lid-close settings, helping ensure your preferences are consistently maintained.
• This update restores the ability to set a threshold for when energy saver should enable within Settings > System > Power & Battery.

Windows Update

• This update improves calculation of update progress progression in Windows Update Settings.
• This update includes changes to update clean-up logic to improve system performance immediately following an update.

Sounds

• This update improves system sounds when using Windows in dark mode.

Date and Time

• This update improves detection for triggering time zone change notifications.
• This update improves daylight saving time (DST) data accuracy for Middle East Standard Time (Beirut), Morocco Standard Time (Casablanca), Israel Standard Time (Jerusalem), and Greenland Standard Time (Nuuk).

Network

• This update improves the reliability of DHCP renewals in a few scenarios, particularly in the case of NACKs received from the DHCP server, as well as on devices that use Modern Standby.

Print

• This update improves print time performance (page per minute) for IPPS (Internet Printing Protocol Secure) printers.

Clipboard

• This update improves clipboard reliability in some Remote Desktop and Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) scenarios.

General Reliability

• This update improves explorer.exe reliability, including when opening Jump Lists and recent files, when sharing files and folders, and when using Task View and multiple desktops.
• This update improves the reliability of the Windows sign-in and lock screens, especially when system memory is low. It also improves the reliability of the Start menu and taskbar during startup.

To install this update, you can click on the Download and Install button that shows up next to the cumulative update preview version, or, you can enable the faster update rollout option that shows up in the Windows Update page so that you’ll automatically get the preview updates without having to manually check for updates:

Please note that preview updates may have stability issues that are usually fixed in the final update release. Also, we recommend downloading such updates over non-metered connections to avoid extra charges. Installation of updates on an SSD should not take more than 10 minutes, but performing the same update on an HDD may take more than 30 minutes.

Enjoy the new features!

Windows 11 July 2026 preview patch is out!

Microsoft have recently released this month’s preview patch for Windows 11 computers and laptops, and they usually contain new features that the normal patches will include. These new features, along with many improvements and bug fixes, will enhance your user experience by making some of the features easier to use.

The official changelogs for this preview patch is:

File Explorer

• File sizes in the Details view now display using appropriate units (KB, MB, GB) instead of KB-only, making them easier to understand at a glance.
• Middle click to open a folder in a new tab is now supported in the Address Bar and the Home page for a more consistent and efficient tabbed navigation experience across File Explorer.
• This update eliminates a grey flash on load and unexpected scrolling to the top on the Home page in certain cases.
• This update improves the appearance of file thumbnails in the Recommended section on the Home page so they’re crisper and easier to read.

Windows Search

• This update improves app search to better handle typos and partial app names when finding installed apps.
• This update improves Settings relevance to surface more useful settings higher in search results.

Voice Access

• New! This update adds Voice Isolation to Voice Access, helping it better recognize your voice by reducing interference from other speakers and background noise. Voice Access now offers three speed recognition modes under Voice Access settings > Improve speech recognition:
  • Voice Isolation — Filters out other speakers and background noise (one-time voice setup required).
  • Remove background noise only — Filters out non-speech sounds like typing or door slams. No additional setup needed.
  • No filtering — Default microphone input with no additional processing.
  • To set up Voice Isolation, go to Voice Access settings > Improve speech recognition and select Voice Isolation.
• New! This update adds Korean language support for voice access.
• This update improves the realiability of starting Voice Access.

Widgets

• New! Taskbar notification badges now use your Windows accent color instead of appearing red, helping reduce unnecessary attention-grabbing alerts.
• New! This update also simplifies the Lock screen Widgets experience. For new users, Weather is now the only widget shown on the Lock screen by default.

Touchpad

• New! New gesture controls for precision touchpads are available in Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Touchpad:
  • Scroll and zoom speed — Adjust the baseline speed for scroll and zoom gestures.
  • Accelerated scrolling — Scroll faster the more you repeat the gesture, so you can move quickly through long documents.

Start menu

• The update improves the reliability of Start menu view preferences, ensuring your selected view is retained.
• This update improves keyboard navigation when keyboard focus was set to the apps list within Start menu.

Voice Typing

• Fluid dictation is now off by default for new users. A teaching tip is also available when the feature is used for the first time.

Input

• This update improves persistence of mouse cursor size.

Windowing

• This update ensures system dialogs open at the appropriate size on small tablets.

Accessibility

• This update improves the Magnifier experience on touch-enabled devices. The horizontal and vertical touch bars used to pan the magnified view are now off by default, so they no longer obstruct magnified content. If you use touch to pan, you can turn the bars back on in Settings > Accessibility > Magnifier.

Windows Hello

• New! Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security (ESS) now supports peripheral fingerprint sensors. This update extends this secure sign in option beyond devices with built in fingerprint sensors to include desktops and other Windows 11 PCs, including Copilot+ PCs. To get started, plug in a supported ESS fingerprint reader, go to Settings > Accounts > Sign in options, and follow the prompts to enroll. This feature was previously disclosed in January 2026 (KB5074105) and is now beginning to roll out.

Fonts

• This update restores support for Unicode variation sequences in the Myanmar Text font.
• This update improves character shaping and rendering for Mongolian Baiti font, providing more accurate and consistent text display.

Account Control

• This update refreshes the design of the Start menu account control and adds a badge that displays your subscription status. To view your account control, open the Start menu and select your account picture in the lower-left corner. This experience is available for users signed in with a Microsoft account. 1

Taskbar

• This update improves reliability of loading the system tray area of the taskbar when using the taskbar on touch devices in a tablet posture.

AI Component

• This update allows you to remove the Image Generation AI component from supported Copilot+ PCs where the component is installed.

Windows Setup

• This update adds a parental controls notice during Windows setup that highlights available family safety features.

Power and Battery

• This update improves the reliability of power settings by applying changes made in Settings to all power plans. This includes display, sleep, hibernate, power button, sleep button, and lid-close settings, helping ensure your preferences are consistently maintained.
• This update restores the ability to set a threshold for when energy saver should enable within Settings > System > Power & Battery.

Windows Update

• This update improves calculation of update progress progression in Windows Update Settings.
• This update includes changes to update clean-up logic to improve system performance immediately following an update.

Sounds

• This update improves system sounds when using Windows in dark mode.

Date and Time

• This update improves detection for triggering time zone change notifications.
• This update improves daylight saving time (DST) data accuracy for Middle East Standard Time (Beirut), Morocco Standard Time (Casablanca), Israel Standard Time (Jerusalem), and Greenland Standard Time (Nuuk).

Network

• This update improves the reliability of DHCP renewals in a few scenarios, particularly in the case of NACKs received from the DHCP server, as well as on devices that use Modern Standby.

Print

• This update improves print time performance (page per minute) for IPPS (Internet Printing Protocol Secure) printers.

Clipboard

• This update improves clipboard reliability in some Remote Desktop and Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) scenarios.

General Reliability

• This update improves explorer.exe reliability, including when opening Jump Lists and recent files, when sharing files and folders, and when using Task View and multiple desktops.
• This update improves the reliability of the Windows sign-in and lock screens, especially when system memory is low. It also improves the reliability of the Start menu and taskbar during startup.

To install this update, you can click on the Download and Install button that shows up next to the cumulative update preview version, or, you can enable the faster update rollout option that shows up in the Windows Update page so that you’ll automatically get the preview updates without having to manually check for updates:

Please note that preview updates may have stability issues that are usually fixed in the final update release. Also, we recommend downloading such updates over non-metered connections to avoid extra charges. Installation of updates on an SSD should not take more than 10 minutes, but performing the same update on an HDD may take more than 30 minutes.

Enjoy the new features!

Windows 11 July 2026 preview patch is out!

Microsoft have recently released this month’s preview patch for Windows 11 computers and laptops, and they usually contain new features that the normal patches will include. These new features, along with many improvements and bug fixes, will enhance your user experience by making some of the features easier to use.

The official changelogs for this preview patch is:

File Explorer

• File sizes in the Details view now display using appropriate units (KB, MB, GB) instead of KB-only, making them easier to understand at a glance.
• Middle click to open a folder in a new tab is now supported in the Address Bar and the Home page for a more consistent and efficient tabbed navigation experience across File Explorer.
• This update eliminates a grey flash on load and unexpected scrolling to the top on the Home page in certain cases.
• This update improves the appearance of file thumbnails in the Recommended section on the Home page so they’re crisper and easier to read.

Windows Search

• This update improves app search to better handle typos and partial app names when finding installed apps.
• This update improves Settings relevance to surface more useful settings higher in search results.

Voice Access

• New! This update adds Voice Isolation to Voice Access, helping it better recognize your voice by reducing interference from other speakers and background noise. Voice Access now offers three speed recognition modes under Voice Access settings > Improve speech recognition:
  • Voice Isolation — Filters out other speakers and background noise (one-time voice setup required).
  • Remove background noise only — Filters out non-speech sounds like typing or door slams. No additional setup needed.
  • No filtering — Default microphone input with no additional processing.
  • To set up Voice Isolation, go to Voice Access settings > Improve speech recognition and select Voice Isolation.
• New! This update adds Korean language support for voice access.
• This update improves the realiability of starting Voice Access.

Widgets

• New! Taskbar notification badges now use your Windows accent color instead of appearing red, helping reduce unnecessary attention-grabbing alerts.
• New! This update also simplifies the Lock screen Widgets experience. For new users, Weather is now the only widget shown on the Lock screen by default.

Touchpad

• New! New gesture controls for precision touchpads are available in Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Touchpad:
  • Scroll and zoom speed — Adjust the baseline speed for scroll and zoom gestures.
  • Accelerated scrolling — Scroll faster the more you repeat the gesture, so you can move quickly through long documents.

Start menu

• The update improves the reliability of Start menu view preferences, ensuring your selected view is retained.
• This update improves keyboard navigation when keyboard focus was set to the apps list within Start menu.

Voice Typing

• Fluid dictation is now off by default for new users. A teaching tip is also available when the feature is used for the first time.

Input

• This update improves persistence of mouse cursor size.

Windowing

• This update ensures system dialogs open at the appropriate size on small tablets.

Accessibility

• This update improves the Magnifier experience on touch-enabled devices. The horizontal and vertical touch bars used to pan the magnified view are now off by default, so they no longer obstruct magnified content. If you use touch to pan, you can turn the bars back on in Settings > Accessibility > Magnifier.

Windows Hello

• New! Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security (ESS) now supports peripheral fingerprint sensors. This update extends this secure sign in option beyond devices with built in fingerprint sensors to include desktops and other Windows 11 PCs, including Copilot+ PCs. To get started, plug in a supported ESS fingerprint reader, go to Settings > Accounts > Sign in options, and follow the prompts to enroll. This feature was previously disclosed in January 2026 (KB5074105) and is now beginning to roll out.

Fonts

• This update restores support for Unicode variation sequences in the Myanmar Text font.
• This update improves character shaping and rendering for Mongolian Baiti font, providing more accurate and consistent text display.

Account Control

• This update refreshes the design of the Start menu account control and adds a badge that displays your subscription status. To view your account control, open the Start menu and select your account picture in the lower-left corner. This experience is available for users signed in with a Microsoft account. 1

Taskbar

• This update improves reliability of loading the system tray area of the taskbar when using the taskbar on touch devices in a tablet posture.

AI Component

• This update allows you to remove the Image Generation AI component from supported Copilot+ PCs where the component is installed.

Windows Setup

• This update adds a parental controls notice during Windows setup that highlights available family safety features.

Power and Battery

• This update improves the reliability of power settings by applying changes made in Settings to all power plans. This includes display, sleep, hibernate, power button, sleep button, and lid-close settings, helping ensure your preferences are consistently maintained.
• This update restores the ability to set a threshold for when energy saver should enable within Settings > System > Power & Battery.

Windows Update

• This update improves calculation of update progress progression in Windows Update Settings.
• This update includes changes to update clean-up logic to improve system performance immediately following an update.

Sounds

• This update improves system sounds when using Windows in dark mode.

Date and Time

• This update improves detection for triggering time zone change notifications.
• This update improves daylight saving time (DST) data accuracy for Middle East Standard Time (Beirut), Morocco Standard Time (Casablanca), Israel Standard Time (Jerusalem), and Greenland Standard Time (Nuuk).

Network

• This update improves the reliability of DHCP renewals in a few scenarios, particularly in the case of NACKs received from the DHCP server, as well as on devices that use Modern Standby.

Print

• This update improves print time performance (page per minute) for IPPS (Internet Printing Protocol Secure) printers.

Clipboard

• This update improves clipboard reliability in some Remote Desktop and Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) scenarios.

General Reliability

• This update improves explorer.exe reliability, including when opening Jump Lists and recent files, when sharing files and folders, and when using Task View and multiple desktops.
• This update improves the reliability of the Windows sign-in and lock screens, especially when system memory is low. It also improves the reliability of the Start menu and taskbar during startup.

To install this update, you can click on the Download and Install button that shows up next to the cumulative update preview version, or, you can enable the faster update rollout option that shows up in the Windows Update page so that you’ll automatically get the preview updates without having to manually check for updates:

Please note that preview updates may have stability issues that are usually fixed in the final update release. Also, we recommend downloading such updates over non-metered connections to avoid extra charges. Installation of updates on an SSD should not take more than 10 minutes, but performing the same update on an HDD may take more than 30 minutes.

Enjoy the new features!

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S10, and Tab S9 Series receive July 2026 Security Patch

Samsung have revealed what vulnerabilities the July 2026 security patch has fixed earlier, as you can see here. This kind of update ensures that your phone, your tablet, and other devices become more secure as updates come along. Those updates are rolled out staggered, depending on your region and your device model. For instance, while the Galaxy S26 gets monthly updates, the Galaxy Tab S11 gets quarterly security updates.

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S10, and Tab S9 (thanks, Alfatürk) series. This is built on top of One UI 8.5 that uses Android 16 QPR2 as the base.

This security patch has varying sizes for the tablets, and they bring the July 5th, 2026 security patch that you can see in the update info. This contains all fixes to vulnerabilities discovered since the last security patch released for these tablets.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released: (not all versions are available)

• SM-X716N: X716NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X816N: X816NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X916N: X916NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X826N: X826NKOS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X820: X820XXS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X736N: X736NKOS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X936N: X936NKOS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X730: X730XXS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X930: X930XXS7BZG3 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S10, and Tab S9 Series receive July 2026 Security Patch

Samsung have revealed what vulnerabilities the July 2026 security patch has fixed earlier, as you can see here. This kind of update ensures that your phone, your tablet, and other devices become more secure as updates come along. Those updates are rolled out staggered, depending on your region and your device model. For instance, while the Galaxy S26 gets monthly updates, the Galaxy Tab S11 gets quarterly security updates.

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S10, and Tab S9 (thanks, Alfatürk) series. This is built on top of One UI 8.5 that uses Android 16 QPR2 as the base.

This security patch has varying sizes for the tablets, and they bring the July 5th, 2026 security patch that you can see in the update info. This contains all fixes to vulnerabilities discovered since the last security patch released for these tablets.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released: (not all versions are available)

• SM-X716N: X716NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X816N: X816NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X916N: X916NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X826N: X826NKOS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X820: X820XXS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X736N: X736NKOS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X936N: X936NKOS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X730: X730XXS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X930: X930XXS7BZG3 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S10, and Tab S9 Series receive July 2026 Security Patch

Samsung have revealed what vulnerabilities the July 2026 security patch has fixed earlier, as you can see here. This kind of update ensures that your phone, your tablet, and other devices become more secure as updates come along. Those updates are rolled out staggered, depending on your region and your device model. For instance, while the Galaxy S26 gets monthly updates, the Galaxy Tab S11 gets quarterly security updates.

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S10, and Tab S9 (thanks, Alfatürk) series. This is built on top of One UI 8.5 that uses Android 16 QPR2 as the base.

This security patch has varying sizes for the tablets, and they bring the July 5th, 2026 security patch that you can see in the update info. This contains all fixes to vulnerabilities discovered since the last security patch released for these tablets.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released: (not all versions are available)

• SM-X716N: X716NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X816N: X816NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X916N: X916NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X826N: X826NKOS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X820: X820XXS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X736N: X736NKOS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X936N: X936NKOS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X730: X730XXS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X930: X930XXS7BZG3 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S10, and Tab S9 Series receive July 2026 Security Patch

Samsung have revealed what vulnerabilities the July 2026 security patch has fixed earlier, as you can see here. This kind of update ensures that your phone, your tablet, and other devices become more secure as updates come along. Those updates are rolled out staggered, depending on your region and your device model. For instance, while the Galaxy S26 gets monthly updates, the Galaxy Tab S11 gets quarterly security updates.

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S10, and Tab S9 (thanks, Alfatürk) series. This is built on top of One UI 8.5 that uses Android 16 QPR2 as the base.

This security patch has varying sizes for the tablets, and they bring the July 5th, 2026 security patch that you can see in the update info. This contains all fixes to vulnerabilities discovered since the last security patch released for these tablets.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released: (not all versions are available)

• SM-X716N: X716NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X816N: X816NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X916N: X916NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X826N: X826NKOS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X820: X820XXS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X736N: X736NKOS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X936N: X936NKOS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X730: X730XXS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X930: X930XXS7BZG3 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S10, and Tab S9 Series receive July 2026 Security Patch

Samsung have revealed what vulnerabilities the July 2026 security patch has fixed earlier, as you can see here. This kind of update ensures that your phone, your tablet, and other devices become more secure as updates come along. Those updates are rolled out staggered, depending on your region and your device model. For instance, while the Galaxy S26 gets monthly updates, the Galaxy Tab S11 gets quarterly security updates.

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S10, and Tab S9 (thanks, Alfatürk) series. This is built on top of One UI 8.5 that uses Android 16 QPR2 as the base.

This security patch has varying sizes for the tablets, and they bring the July 5th, 2026 security patch that you can see in the update info. This contains all fixes to vulnerabilities discovered since the last security patch released for these tablets.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released: (not all versions are available)

• SM-X716N: X716NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X816N: X816NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X916N: X916NKOS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6EZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X826N: X826NKOS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X820: X820XXS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXS9DZG1 [KOO]
• SM-X736N: X736NKOS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X936N: X936NKOS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X730: X730XXS7BZG3 [KOO]
• SM-X930: X930XXS7BZG3 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 Series receive February 2026 Security Patch globally

Samsung has continued distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 series, and is now available globally. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base. This also increments the bootloader version so that reversing the update is no longer possible.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X700: X700XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X800: X800XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X900: X900XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X730: X730XXS5AZB8 [XSG]
• SM-X930: X930XXS5AZB8 [XSG]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 Series receive February 2026 Security Patch globally

Samsung has continued distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 series, and is now available globally. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base. This also increments the bootloader version so that reversing the update is no longer possible.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X700: X700XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X800: X800XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X900: X900XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X730: X730XXS5AZB8 [XSG]
• SM-X930: X930XXS5AZB8 [XSG]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 Series receive February 2026 Security Patch globally

Samsung has continued distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 series, and is now available globally. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base. This also increments the bootloader version so that reversing the update is no longer possible.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X700: X700XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X800: X800XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X900: X900XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X730: X730XXS5AZB8 [XSG]
• SM-X930: X930XXS5AZB8 [XSG]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 Series receive February 2026 Security Patch globally

Samsung has continued distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 series, and is now available globally. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base. This also increments the bootloader version so that reversing the update is no longer possible.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X700: X700XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X800: X800XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X900: X900XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X730: X730XXS5AZB8 [XSG]
• SM-X930: X930XXS5AZB8 [XSG]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 Series receive February 2026 Security Patch globally

Samsung has continued distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 series, and is now available globally. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base. This also increments the bootloader version so that reversing the update is no longer possible.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X700: X700XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X800: X800XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X900: X900XXSAEZB6 [XSG, INU]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6DZB6 [XSG, INS]
• SM-X730: X730XXS5AZB8 [XSG]
• SM-X930: X930XXS5AZB8 [XSG]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 Series receives February 2026 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base. This also increments the bootloader version so that reversing the update is no longer possible.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released: (not all versions are available)

• SM-X705N: X706NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X805N: X806NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X905N: X906NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X700: X700XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X800: X800XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X900: X900XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X716N: X716NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X816N: X816NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X916N: X916NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X736N: X736NKOS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X936N: X936NKOS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X730: X730XXS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X930: X930XXS5AZB8 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 Series receives February 2026 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base. This also increments the bootloader version so that reversing the update is no longer possible.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released: (not all versions are available)

• SM-X705N: X706NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X805N: X806NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X905N: X906NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X700: X700XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X800: X800XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X900: X900XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X716N: X716NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X816N: X816NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X916N: X916NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X736N: X736NKOS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X936N: X936NKOS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X730: X730XXS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X930: X930XXS5AZB8 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 Series receive February 2026 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base. This also increments the bootloader version so that reversing the update is no longer possible.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released: (not all versions are available)

• SM-X705N: X706NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X805N: X806NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X905N: X906NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X700: X700XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X800: X800XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X900: X900XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X716N: X716NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X816N: X816NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X916N: X916NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X736N: X736NKOS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X936N: X936NKOS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X730: X730XXS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X930: X930XXS5AZB8 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 Series receives February 2026 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base. This also increments the bootloader version so that reversing the update is no longer possible.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released: (not all versions are available)

• SM-X705N: X706NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X805N: X806NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X905N: X906NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X700: X700XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X800: X800XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X900: X900XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X716N: X716NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X816N: X816NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X916N: X916NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X736N: X736NKOS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X936N: X936NKOS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X730: X730XXS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X930: X930XXS5AZB8 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 Series receives February 2026 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S11, Tab S9, and Tab S8 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base. This also increments the bootloader version so that reversing the update is no longer possible.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released: (not all versions are available)

• SM-X705N: X706NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X805N: X806NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X905N: X906NKOSAJZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X700: X700XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X800: X800XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X900: X900XXSAEZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X716N: X716NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X816N: X816NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X916N: X916NKOS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X710: X710XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X810: X810XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X910: X910XXS6DZB6 [KOO]
• SM-X736N: X736NKOS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X936N: X936NKOS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X730: X730XXS5AZB8 [KOO]
• SM-X930: X930XXS5AZB8 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives February 2026 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X826N: X826NKOS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X820: X820XXS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXS7CZB5 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives February 2026 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X826N: X826NKOS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X820: X820XXS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXS7CZB5 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives February 2026 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X826N: X826NKOS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X820: X820XXS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXS7CZB5 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives February 2026 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X826N: X826NKOS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X820: X820XXS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXS7CZB5 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives February 2026 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the February 2026 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.0 that uses Android 16 as the base.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X826N: X826NKOS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X820: X820XXS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOS7CZB5 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXS7CZB5 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

AI Is Moving Past Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What’s Next – TIME

Updated: Jan 15, 2026 9:36 AM PT

AI Is Moving Beyond Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What Comes Next

• Tech
• AI

by Nikita Ostrovsky

The DNA file had been gathering dust in Pietro Schirano’s computer for years. Then, earlier this month, he gave it to Claude Code—an “agentic coding tool” developed by Anthropic—for analysis. “I’m attaching my raw DNA file from Ancestry DNA,” he told the tool.

The AI spawned copies of itself on Schirano’s computer, each one simulating an expert in a different part of the genome—one expert on cardiovascular disease, another on aging, a third on autoimmune disease. “There were a lot of things that resonated with my life,” says Schirano, who was an engineer at Anthropic prior to founding MagicPath, an AI product design startup. “I always thought that I could deal with caffeine better than all of my friends. It was always this inside joke: I can just drink seven espressos because I’m Italian.” Claude Code’s analysis revealed that Schirano does, in fact, have a gene that allows him to metabolize caffeine better than the average person, that he’s predisposed to Alzheimer’s, and suggested supplements to take based on his genetic profile.

Claude Code, released in February 2025, was Anthropic’s first successful attempt at building an AI agent—a system that takes actions on the user’s behalf, rather than merely conversing in a chat interface. Claude Code can access files and programs on a user’s computer, and even run “sub-agents” for specific tasks, such as those that analyzed different parts of Schirano’s genome. It has steadily accrued a devoted following of tinkerers using it to file their taxes, design knitting patterns, and even autonomously grow a tomato plant.

Yet most people have never heard of Claude Code. That’s because the primary way of accessing the tool is through a command line interface—the old-school computer terminal that went out of fashion among the general public some time in the last millennium. That obscurity might be about to change. On Monday, Anthropic announced Claude Cowork, which the company calls “Claude Code for the rest of your work.” 

“It’s gonna blow a lot of people’s minds who are not coders,” says Martin DeVido, the developer behind the experiment using Claude Code to grow a tomato plant.

Claude Cowork aims to bring Claude Code’s agentic capabilities to a broader audience by supplying it with a friendlier user interface and hiding some of the complexity that has made Claude Code daunting to the uninitiated. The tool, initially available as a research preview for customers paying $100 a month for the Max plan, has “rough edges,” according to Felix Reiseberg, its lead engineer. One user found that the app gave her “scary error messages” and wouldn’t connect to her calendar. 

Continue/Read Original Article Here: AI Is Moving Past Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What’s Next | TIME

AI Is Moving Past Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What’s Next – TIME

Updated: Jan 15, 2026 9:36 AM PT

AI Is Moving Beyond Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What Comes Next

• Tech
• AI

by Nikita Ostrovsky

The DNA file had been gathering dust in Pietro Schirano’s computer for years. Then, earlier this month, he gave it to Claude Code—an “agentic coding tool” developed by Anthropic—for analysis. “I’m attaching my raw DNA file from Ancestry DNA,” he told the tool.

The AI spawned copies of itself on Schirano’s computer, each one simulating an expert in a different part of the genome—one expert on cardiovascular disease, another on aging, a third on autoimmune disease. “There were a lot of things that resonated with my life,” says Schirano, who was an engineer at Anthropic prior to founding MagicPath, an AI product design startup. “I always thought that I could deal with caffeine better than all of my friends. It was always this inside joke: I can just drink seven espressos because I’m Italian.” Claude Code’s analysis revealed that Schirano does, in fact, have a gene that allows him to metabolize caffeine better than the average person, that he’s predisposed to Alzheimer’s, and suggested supplements to take based on his genetic profile.

Claude Code, released in February 2025, was Anthropic’s first successful attempt at building an AI agent—a system that takes actions on the user’s behalf, rather than merely conversing in a chat interface. Claude Code can access files and programs on a user’s computer, and even run “sub-agents” for specific tasks, such as those that analyzed different parts of Schirano’s genome. It has steadily accrued a devoted following of tinkerers using it to file their taxes, design knitting patterns, and even autonomously grow a tomato plant.

Yet most people have never heard of Claude Code. That’s because the primary way of accessing the tool is through a command line interface—the old-school computer terminal that went out of fashion among the general public some time in the last millennium. That obscurity might be about to change. On Monday, Anthropic announced Claude Cowork, which the company calls “Claude Code for the rest of your work.” 

“It’s gonna blow a lot of people’s minds who are not coders,” says Martin DeVido, the developer behind the experiment using Claude Code to grow a tomato plant.

Claude Cowork aims to bring Claude Code’s agentic capabilities to a broader audience by supplying it with a friendlier user interface and hiding some of the complexity that has made Claude Code daunting to the uninitiated. The tool, initially available as a research preview for customers paying $100 a month for the Max plan, has “rough edges,” according to Felix Reiseberg, its lead engineer. One user found that the app gave her “scary error messages” and wouldn’t connect to her calendar. 

Continue/Read Original Article Here: AI Is Moving Past Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What’s Next | TIME

AI Is Moving Past Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What’s Next – TIME

Updated: Jan 15, 2026 9:36 AM PT

AI Is Moving Beyond Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What Comes Next

• Tech
• AI

by Nikita Ostrovsky

The DNA file had been gathering dust in Pietro Schirano’s computer for years. Then, earlier this month, he gave it to Claude Code—an “agentic coding tool” developed by Anthropic—for analysis. “I’m attaching my raw DNA file from Ancestry DNA,” he told the tool.

The AI spawned copies of itself on Schirano’s computer, each one simulating an expert in a different part of the genome—one expert on cardiovascular disease, another on aging, a third on autoimmune disease. “There were a lot of things that resonated with my life,” says Schirano, who was an engineer at Anthropic prior to founding MagicPath, an AI product design startup. “I always thought that I could deal with caffeine better than all of my friends. It was always this inside joke: I can just drink seven espressos because I’m Italian.” Claude Code’s analysis revealed that Schirano does, in fact, have a gene that allows him to metabolize caffeine better than the average person, that he’s predisposed to Alzheimer’s, and suggested supplements to take based on his genetic profile.

Claude Code, released in February 2025, was Anthropic’s first successful attempt at building an AI agent—a system that takes actions on the user’s behalf, rather than merely conversing in a chat interface. Claude Code can access files and programs on a user’s computer, and even run “sub-agents” for specific tasks, such as those that analyzed different parts of Schirano’s genome. It has steadily accrued a devoted following of tinkerers using it to file their taxes, design knitting patterns, and even autonomously grow a tomato plant.

Yet most people have never heard of Claude Code. That’s because the primary way of accessing the tool is through a command line interface—the old-school computer terminal that went out of fashion among the general public some time in the last millennium. That obscurity might be about to change. On Monday, Anthropic announced Claude Cowork, which the company calls “Claude Code for the rest of your work.” 

“It’s gonna blow a lot of people’s minds who are not coders,” says Martin DeVido, the developer behind the experiment using Claude Code to grow a tomato plant.

Claude Cowork aims to bring Claude Code’s agentic capabilities to a broader audience by supplying it with a friendlier user interface and hiding some of the complexity that has made Claude Code daunting to the uninitiated. The tool, initially available as a research preview for customers paying $100 a month for the Max plan, has “rough edges,” according to Felix Reiseberg, its lead engineer. One user found that the app gave her “scary error messages” and wouldn’t connect to her calendar. 

Continue/Read Original Article Here: AI Is Moving Past Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What’s Next | TIME

AI Is Moving Past Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What’s Next – TIME

Updated: Jan 15, 2026 9:36 AM PT

AI Is Moving Beyond Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What Comes Next

• Tech
• AI

by Nikita Ostrovsky

The DNA file had been gathering dust in Pietro Schirano’s computer for years. Then, earlier this month, he gave it to Claude Code—an “agentic coding tool” developed by Anthropic—for analysis. “I’m attaching my raw DNA file from Ancestry DNA,” he told the tool.

The AI spawned copies of itself on Schirano’s computer, each one simulating an expert in a different part of the genome—one expert on cardiovascular disease, another on aging, a third on autoimmune disease. “There were a lot of things that resonated with my life,” says Schirano, who was an engineer at Anthropic prior to founding MagicPath, an AI product design startup. “I always thought that I could deal with caffeine better than all of my friends. It was always this inside joke: I can just drink seven espressos because I’m Italian.” Claude Code’s analysis revealed that Schirano does, in fact, have a gene that allows him to metabolize caffeine better than the average person, that he’s predisposed to Alzheimer’s, and suggested supplements to take based on his genetic profile.

Claude Code, released in February 2025, was Anthropic’s first successful attempt at building an AI agent—a system that takes actions on the user’s behalf, rather than merely conversing in a chat interface. Claude Code can access files and programs on a user’s computer, and even run “sub-agents” for specific tasks, such as those that analyzed different parts of Schirano’s genome. It has steadily accrued a devoted following of tinkerers using it to file their taxes, design knitting patterns, and even autonomously grow a tomato plant.

Yet most people have never heard of Claude Code. That’s because the primary way of accessing the tool is through a command line interface—the old-school computer terminal that went out of fashion among the general public some time in the last millennium. That obscurity might be about to change. On Monday, Anthropic announced Claude Cowork, which the company calls “Claude Code for the rest of your work.” 

“It’s gonna blow a lot of people’s minds who are not coders,” says Martin DeVido, the developer behind the experiment using Claude Code to grow a tomato plant.

Claude Cowork aims to bring Claude Code’s agentic capabilities to a broader audience by supplying it with a friendlier user interface and hiding some of the complexity that has made Claude Code daunting to the uninitiated. The tool, initially available as a research preview for customers paying $100 a month for the Max plan, has “rough edges,” according to Felix Reiseberg, its lead engineer. One user found that the app gave her “scary error messages” and wouldn’t connect to her calendar. 

Continue/Read Original Article Here: AI Is Moving Past Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What’s Next | TIME

AI Is Moving Past Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What’s Next – TIME

Updated: Jan 15, 2026 9:36 AM PT

AI Is Moving Beyond Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What Comes Next

• Tech
• AI

by Nikita Ostrovsky

The DNA file had been gathering dust in Pietro Schirano’s computer for years. Then, earlier this month, he gave it to Claude Code—an “agentic coding tool” developed by Anthropic—for analysis. “I’m attaching my raw DNA file from Ancestry DNA,” he told the tool.

The AI spawned copies of itself on Schirano’s computer, each one simulating an expert in a different part of the genome—one expert on cardiovascular disease, another on aging, a third on autoimmune disease. “There were a lot of things that resonated with my life,” says Schirano, who was an engineer at Anthropic prior to founding MagicPath, an AI product design startup. “I always thought that I could deal with caffeine better than all of my friends. It was always this inside joke: I can just drink seven espressos because I’m Italian.” Claude Code’s analysis revealed that Schirano does, in fact, have a gene that allows him to metabolize caffeine better than the average person, that he’s predisposed to Alzheimer’s, and suggested supplements to take based on his genetic profile.

Claude Code, released in February 2025, was Anthropic’s first successful attempt at building an AI agent—a system that takes actions on the user’s behalf, rather than merely conversing in a chat interface. Claude Code can access files and programs on a user’s computer, and even run “sub-agents” for specific tasks, such as those that analyzed different parts of Schirano’s genome. It has steadily accrued a devoted following of tinkerers using it to file their taxes, design knitting patterns, and even autonomously grow a tomato plant.

Yet most people have never heard of Claude Code. That’s because the primary way of accessing the tool is through a command line interface—the old-school computer terminal that went out of fashion among the general public some time in the last millennium. That obscurity might be about to change. On Monday, Anthropic announced Claude Cowork, which the company calls “Claude Code for the rest of your work.” 

“It’s gonna blow a lot of people’s minds who are not coders,” says Martin DeVido, the developer behind the experiment using Claude Code to grow a tomato plant.

Claude Cowork aims to bring Claude Code’s agentic capabilities to a broader audience by supplying it with a friendlier user interface and hiding some of the complexity that has made Claude Code daunting to the uninitiated. The tool, initially available as a research preview for customers paying $100 a month for the Max plan, has “rough edges,” according to Felix Reiseberg, its lead engineer. One user found that the app gave her “scary error messages” and wouldn’t connect to her calendar. 

Continue/Read Original Article Here: AI Is Moving Past Chatbots. Claude Cowork Shows What’s Next | TIME

Windows 11 November 2025 preview patch is out!

Microsoft have recently released this month’s preview patch for Windows 11 computers and laptops, and they usually contain new features that the normal patches will include. These new features, along with many improvements and bug fixes, will enhance your user experience by making some of the features easier to use. The official changelogs for this preview patch is:

• [Agent in Settings]
  • ​​​​​​​New! The search results menu displays more available results, making it easier to quickly find and modify your settings. A scroll bar lets you view all search results.
  • New!  Recommended settings now makes changes faster by showing an inline agent option for recently modified settings.
  • New!  A dialog now appears when settings can’t be adjusted further. It explains why and provides an option to modify the settings as needed.
• [Click to Do]
  • New! The Click to Do context menu now has a streamlined design that makes it easier to access frequently used actions such as Copy, Save, Share, and Open. You can quickly find what you need.
  • New! ​​​​Whenever a large image or table appears on your screen, the context menu automatically opens so you can quickly access actions and view results.
• [Camera] New! You can use Windows Studio Effects, which provides AI-powered camera enhancements, on an additional camera such as a USB webcam or your laptop’s built-in rear camera. To get started, go to Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Cameras, and select your preferred camera from the connected cameras list. Then, open Advanced camera options and turn on Use Windows Studio Effects. After you turn it on, you can adjust Studio Effects from the camera settings page or the quick settings menu in the taskbar.
• [File Explorer]
  • New!  The File Explorer Search Box placeholder text has been updated to highlight the enhanced Windows Search experiences.
  • New!  File ExplorerHome on-hover actions for faster file management (previously released in KB5067036) is now available for enterprise customers.
• [Windows Search] New!  You can now find your AI-categorized photos from the Microsoft Photos app using Windows Search with semantic search.
• [Advanced Settings] New! You can now turn on Virtual Workspaces in Advanced Settings. Virtual Workspaces allow you to enable or disable virtual environments such as Hyper-V and Windows Sandbox. To access Virtual Workspaces, go to Settings > Systems > Advanced. 
• [Desktop Spotlight]  New!  When Windows Spotlight is set as your desktop background (Settings > Personalization > Background), the context menu now includes two options: Learn more about this background and Next desktop background.
• [File Explorer]
  • New! File Explorer now offers a more consistent dark mode experience. Key actions such as copy, move, and delete dialogs have been updated in both default and expanded views. Progress bars and chart views now align with the dark theme to improve readability. Confirmation dialogs for actions like skip, override, and file selection, along with multiple error dialogs, have also been refreshed for a cohesive look.
  • ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​New! The simplified File Explorer context menu for easier navigation. Common actions like Share, Copy, and Move now appear in a single organized menu. This change removes clutter and makes commands easier to find, whether you use a mouse, keyboard, or assistive technology. This change will initially be available to a small group of devices as we evaluate the best approach.
  • Fixed: File Explorer might unexpectedly not show thumbnails for video files containing certain EXIF metadata. 
  • Fixed: A toolbar might sometimes appear unexpectedly in File Explorer. 
  • Fixed: When you right-click a file, the app icon next to the Open option might appear generic instead of showing the default app for that file type. 
• [Gaming] New! The full screen experience (FSE) is now available on more Windows 11 handheld devices after its initial launch on ASUS ROG Ally and ROG Ally X. FSE gives you a console-style interface with theXbox app, making handheld gaming clean and distraction-free. It improves performance by minimizing background tasks, so gameplay stays smooth and responsive. To turn it on, go to Settings > Gaming > Full screen experience, and set Xbox as your home app. You can open FSE from Task View or Game Bar​​​​​​​, or configure your handheld to enter full screen experience on startup.
• [Input] New!  Pens that support haptic feedback—small vibrations that simulate touch—now provide tactile responses when you interact with the Windows interface. For example, you might feel vibrations when hovering over the close button or when snapping and resizing windows.
• [Keyboard] New! Keyboard backlight performance has improved on supported HID-compliant keyboards. Compatible keyboards display keys clearly in low-light environments, and the backlight adjusts to help conserve power.
• [Mobile Device Settings] New! You can add and manage your mobile devices in Settings under Bluetooth & Devices › Mobile Devices. On this page you can manage features such as using your device as a connected camera or accessing your device’s files in File Explorer.
• [OneDrive] New!  The new OneDrive icon now appears in Settings > Accounts > Homepage.
• [Recovery] New! Quick Machine Recovery (QMR) now runs a one-time scan on PCs with settings quick machine recovery and automatically check for solutions are both turned on. If a fix isn’t available immediately, QMR directs you to the best recovery options to get your PC running again
• [Settings]
  • New!  Keyboard settings for “character repeat delay and rate”, and “cursor blink rate”, have moved from Control Panel to Settings. You can now find “character repeat delay and rate” under Settings > Accessibility > Keyboard, and “cursor blink rate” under Settings > Accessibility > Text cursor. ​​​​​​​
  • New!  About in Settings now has an updated layout that organizes device details and related options in one place. You can quickly access features such as Storage settings for faster navigation. 
  • Fixed: Settings might become unresponsive when attempting to navigate to the Network & Internet section. 
  • Fixed: The search bar in Settings might become overlapped with the minimum and maximum buttons in the title bar. 
• [Taskbar & System Tray]
  • New! Animations for app groups on the taskbar have been updated. When you hover over app groups on the taskbar, you can see the preview transition as you slide between apps.
  • New! You can now share an open app window with Copilot directly from the taskbar. When you hover over an open app, you’ll see the option to share its window with Copilot—similar to sharing in Microsoft Teams. Hover over the app icon, select Share with Copilot to start a conversation. Copilot Vision will analyze the content you shared and provide insights based on what’s displayed in that app.
  • Fixed: The Automatically hide the taskbar setting might unexpectedly turn off, after seeing a message saying a toolbar is already hidden on this side of your screen.  
  • Fixed: Voice access doesn’t work correctly when attempting to interact with the taskbar (calling out a number might not invoke that item). 
  • Fixed: The taskbar icons might automatically scale to be smaller, although there is enough room left without scaling changes. 
• [Widgets]
  • New!  You can choose a default dashboard in Widget Board settings. When live weather is showing, the Widget Board opens the first dashboard in your navigation bar instead of the most recently used one, making the experience consistent. To set your default dashboard, open the full-page Widgets Settings by selecting Settings  in the navigation bar, then move your preferred dashboard to the top. 
  • New!  Dashboard icons in the Widget navigation bar now show numbers that correspond to the number of alerts from that dashboard. Navigation bar badges clear automatically when you leave a dashboard, making it easy to track what’s new. 
• [Windows Share]
  • New! Drag tray now supports multi-file sharing, shows more relevant apps, and makes it easy to move files to a chosen folder.
  • New! You can now turn drag tray on or off from Settings > System > Nearby sharing.
  • New! You can share OneDrive files through other apps. The options appear under Share using when you select the Copy link. You must be signed into your Microsoft account.
• [Display and Graphics]
  • Improved: Performance has been improved when apps query monitors for their full list of supported modes. When this happens it could previously lead to a momentary stutter on very high-resolution monitors. This work should help prevent and reduce stuttering in these scenarios. 
  • Fixed: All-in-one PCs might experience issues with their brightness slider, where it unexpectedly reverts to the original brightness when interacting with it. 
  • Fixed: Recently certain games might display the message Unsupported graphics card detected, although a supported graphics card is used. 
• [Game Pass] References to Game Pass in Settings are now modified to reflect updated branding and benefits.
• [Start menu] Improved: For users with the new Start menu, the Windows Search panel now matches the new Start menu in size. This update aims to create a smoother transition when searching.
• [Lock and Sign-in Screens]
  • Fixed: It might be very slow the first time when signing into a new account. 
  • Fixed: When your lock screen is set to slide show, there might be a memory leak. Memory leaks can lead to performance or reliability issues over time.
• [Smart cards] Fixed: You might unexpectedly see STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED (0xc00000bb) during sign on when using ECC Smart Card Logon Credential.
• [Prism] Windows on Arm devices now have emulation support for applications that use AVX and AVX2, as well as related extensions such as BMI, FMA, and F16C.

To install this update, you can click on the Download and Install button that shows up below the cumulative update preview version just like this:

Or, you can enable the faster update rollout option that shows up in the Windows Update page so that you’ll automatically get the preview updates without having to manually check for updates:

Please note that preview updates may have stability issues that are usually fixed in the final update release. Also, we recommend downloading such updates over non-metered connections to avoid extra charges. Installation of updates on an SSD should not take more than 10 minutes, but performing the same update on an HDD may take more than 30 minutes.

Enjoy the new features!

#2025 #copilot #february #february2025 #intune #microsoft #microsoftWindows #patch #preview #previewPatch #previewUpdates #security #updates #windows #windows11

Windows 11 October 2025 preview patch is out!

Microsoft have recently released this month’s preview patch for Windows 11 computers and laptops, and they usually contain new features that the normal patches will include. These new features, along with many improvements and bug fixes, will enhance your user experience by making some of the features easier to use. The official changelogs for this preview patch is:

• Copilot+ PCs
  • [Click to Do]
    • New! 1 The prompt box in Click to Do streamlines interaction with Copilot, helping you work more efficiently. You can type a custom prompt directly into the text box, which sends your prompt and selected on-screen content to Copilot. Suggested prompts appear below the text box and are powered locally by Phi-Silica. These suggestions are available for text selections in English, Spanish, and French. 
    • New! 1 You can now translate on-screen text using Microsoft Copilot with the Click to Do feature. When you select text in a different language than your Windows display language or preferred language setting, Copilot suggests a translation. After you choose to translate, the translated text appears in the Copilot app. You can see the supported regions and languages in Microsoft Copilot.
    • New! 1 Click to Do helps you convert units like length, area, volume, height, temperature, and speed. Hover over a number and unit pair to see a floating tooltip with the conversion. Select the number and unit to open a context menu with more conversion options. You can also access additional conversions through the Copilot app.
    • New! Press and hold two fingers anywhere on your Copilot+ PC touchscreen to open Click to Do. This gesture simultaneously opens Click to Do, selects the item beneath your fingers, and displays relevant actions. 
    • New!  You can now select objects in Click to Do using Freeform Selection, Rectangle Selection, or Ctrl + click. To use Freeform Selection Mode, select the Freeform button on the toolbar, then use your pen or finger to draw freely around the items you want to select. To use Rectangle Selection Mode, select the Rectangle Selection button on the toolbar, then drag a box around the items. Everything inside the rectangle will be selected. You can also use Ctrl + Click to select multiple types of items—such as text and images—by holding down the Ctrl key and selecting each item.
    • New!  Live Persona Cards from Microsoft 365 now appear in Click to Do. To view a profile card, press Windows key + click on an email address from your organization. 
    • New! Visual cues now make key items, such as emails, tables, and more, light up on your screen as you open Click to Do. 
    • Fixed: Click to Do might unexpectedly invoke sometimes when pressing Windows key + P.
  • [File Explorer] New!2 When you hover over a file in File Explorer Home, commands such as “Open file location” and “Ask Copilot” appear as quick actions. This experience is available if you’re signed in with a Microsoft account. Support for work and school account (Entra ID) will be available in a future update.
  • [Voice access]
    • New! Fluid Dictation in voice access makes voice-based dictation smoother and smarter. It helps correct grammar, punctuation, and filler words in real time. Powered by on-device small language models (SLMs), it offers fast and private processing. Fluid Dictation is on by default—just open the Voice Access app to start. To turn it on or off, go to Settings or say Turn on Fluid Dictation or Turn off Fluid Dictation. You can use it in most text input apps, but it’s disabled in secure fields like passwords or PINs Fluid Dictation is available in all English locales on Copilot+ PCs. 
    • New! You can now configure a delay before a voice command is executed. To set this up, go to Voice access settings > Wait time before acting, and select the option that best matches your preferences.
    • New!  Voice access now supports Japanese, expanding accessibility for more users. You can now navigate, dictate, and interact with Windows using voice commands. With this update, Windows users who speak Japanese can enjoy a hands-free, voice-powered PC experience.
    • Fixed: Voice access unexpectedly stops working, showing error code 9001.
  • [Agent in Settings] New! The new agent in the Settings experience now supports French.  
  • [Improved Windows Search] New! ​​​​​​​The Improved Windows Search feature, now available through controlled rollout (CFR), is available on all Copilot+ PCs.
• Windows 11 PCs
  • [Start menu] New! The redesigned Start menu, built to help you access your apps more quickly and smoothly. Its redesigned layout makes it easier than ever to find what you need.
    • Scrollable ‘All’ section: The main page now includes a scrollable “All” section, making it easier to find apps.
    • Category and grid views: Switch between two new views—category view, which groups apps by type and highlights frequently used ones, and grid view, which lists apps alphabetically with more horizontal space for easier scanning. The menu remembers your last selected view.
    • Responsive layout: The Start menu adapts to your screen size. Larger displays show more pinned apps, recommendations, and categories by default. Sections like Pinned and Recommended expand or collapse based on content. You can customize these views under Settings > Personalization > Start.
    • Phone Link integration: A new mobile device button next to Search lets you expand or collapse content from your connected phone. This feature supports Android and iOS devices in most markets and will roll out to the European Economic Area (EEA) in 2025.
  • [File Explorer]
    • New! 3 Recommended files in File Explorer Home are now available for personal Microsoft accounts and local accounts. These files include content you frequently use, have recently downloaded, or added to your File Explorer Gallery. If you prefer not to see the recommended section in File Explorer Home, you can turn it off in File Explorer Folder Options. When this feature is turned off, folders pinned to Quick Access will appear instead.
    • New! StorageProvider APIs are now available for cloud providers to integrate with File Explorer Home. Developers can learn to enable the system to query for suggested files.
    • Fixed: The File Explorer context menu might unexpectedly switch back and forth between the normal view and Show More Options on each right click.
    • Fixed: When opening a folder from another app (for example, opening the Downloads folder from a browser), your custom view — including sorting files by name, changing the icon size, or removing grouping — unexpectedly resets back to default.
    • Fixed: The body of the File explorer window might no longer respond to mouse clicks after invoking the context menu.
    • Fixed: Extracting very large archive folders (1.5gb+) might fail with a “Catastrophic Error” (error code 0x8000FFFF).
    • Fixed: File Explorer might become unresponsive when opening Home.
  • [Lock screen] New! The new battery icons, which include color indicators and battery percentage, now appear in the lower-right corner of the lock screen. This feature makes it easier to check your device’s charging status and battery level at a glance. To learn more about the battery icon feature, see Taskbar.
  • [Microsoft 365 Copilot] New! A new Microsoft 365 Copilot page has been added to the Get Started experience for commercial devices with an active Microsoft 365 subscription. This page helps you learn about Microsoft 365 Copilot features and begin using them more easily.
  • [Settings] New! The “Email & accounts” section is now called “Your accounts.” You manage all your accounts under Settings > Accounts.
  • [Taskbar]
    • New! The battery icons have been updated to make it easier to check your PC’s status at a glance. Color indicators show charging and battery levels: green indicates the PC is charging and in good condition, yellow shows that battery saver mode is on at 20% or below, and red signals a critically low battery. Simplified overlays keep the progress bar visible, and the icons appear in the system tray, Quick Settings, and Settings, with Lock screen support coming soon. To show the battery percentage next to the icon, go to Settings > System > Power & battery, then turn on Battery Percentage. You can still view detailed battery information by hovering over the battery icon or opening the Power & battery settings.​​​​
      • Fixed: If you hover over an app icon on the taskbar, and then select the window preview, the preview might dismiss and not bring the window to the foreground.
  • [Display and Graphics]
    • Fixed: Apps and browsers might display partially unresponsive onscreen content when other maximized or full-screen apps are updating in the background. This issue is especially noticeable when scrolling, as only parts of the window content might update.
    • Fixed: After you install KB5064081, some videos and games might be unexpectedly red.
    • Fixed: If the Connected Devices Platform Service is disabled, Settings might stop responding or close unexpectedly when you try to open Settings > System > Display, including when launched from the desktop context menu.
  • [Input] Fixed: An issue with microsoft.ink.dll and related APIs might cause pen and handwriting input to stop responding in apps or lead to apps closing unexpectedly due to thrown exceptions.
  • [Narrator] Fixed: Narrator fails when trying to launch it while setting up Windows using an ISO.
  • [Open and Save Dialog] Fixed: Certain apps might become unresponsive when launching the Open or Save Dialog.
  • [Remote Credential Guard] Fixed: Remote Credential Guard scenarios between the latest Windows 11 builds and Windows Server 2022 or earlier might unexpectedly fail.
  • [Sign in to your PC]: Improved: Made underlying changes to improve the performance of loading the taskbar after unlocking your PC from sleep. This also helps in cases where the password field and other sign-in screen contents didn’t render when transitioning from the lock screen to the sign-in screen after sleep.
  • [Task Manager] Fixed: Some apps might unexpectedly not be grouped with their processes.
  • [Windows Update]
    • Improved: Addressed underlying issue which can cause “Update and shutdown” to not actually shut down your PC after updating.
    • Improved: Addressed underlying issue which can cause Windows Update to fail to install with error 0x800f0983.
  • [Administrator Protection Preview] New! Administrator protection aims to protect free floating admin rights for administrators. It enables users to perform administrative tasks using just-in-time privileges. This feature is turned off by default and can be enabled using OMA-URI in Microsoft Intune or through Group Policy.
  • [Authentication]
    • Fixed: An issue that caused an ACCESS_DENIED error when users attempted to change passwords remotely on member servers or workgroup devices, even when they had the required permissions.
    • Fixed: This update addresses an issue that affects the Kerberos Key Distribution Center (KDC) service on server domain controllers. When the KDC service is manually stopped, the server cannot retrieve Kerberos tickets.
    • After installing the September 2025 security update for Windows Server 2022 (KB5065432), you might experience repeated reauthentication issues with Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS). ​​​​​​​
  • [Display] Fixed: After the latest updates, text may not render correctly when editing content within a multiline text box in certain apps.
  • [Installation (known issue)] Fixed: The Media Creation tool (version 26100.6584), released on September 29, 2025, might not work as expected on devices with Arm64. Users may encounter an error message such as: “We’re not sure what happened, but we’re unable to run this tool on your PC.” This is a known issue for Windows 11, version 25H2.
  • [Media (known issue)] Fixed: This update addresses an issue where protected content playback fails on some machines after installing KB5064081.
  • [Networking (known issue)] Fixed: An issue occurred where web servers using HTTP.sys (such as Internet Information Services [IIS]) rejected incoming HTTP requests with a “NOT_SUPPORTED” error.
  • [Screen readers] Fixed: After the latest updates, screen readers may unexpectedly say “legacy window” without reading out the window contents when interacting with certain apps.

To install this update, you can click on the Download and Install button that shows up below the cumulative update preview version just like this:

Or, you can enable the faster update rollout option that shows up in the Windows Update page so that you’ll automatically get the preview updates without having to manually check for updates:

Please note that preview updates may have stability issues that are usually fixed in the final update release. Also, we recommend downloading such updates over non-metered connections to avoid extra charges. Installation of updates on an SSD should not take more than 10 minutes, but performing the same update on an HDD may take more than 30 minutes.

Enjoy the new features!

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Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives May 2025 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the May 2025 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 7.0 that uses Android 15 as the base. According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X826x: X826xXXU3BYE1
• SM-X820: X820XXU3BYE1
• SM-X926x: X926xXXU3BYE1
• SM-X920: X920XXU3BYE1

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later. To mitigate green line issues caused by heat, do the update on a well-ventilated room.

https://audiomack.com/aptivi/song/galaxy-tab-s10-series-receives-february-2025-security-patch

Enjoy!

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Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives May 2025 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the May 2025 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 7.0 that uses Android 15 as the base. According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X826x: X826xXXU3BYE1
• SM-X820: X820XXU3BYE1
• SM-X926x: X926xXXU3BYE1
• SM-X920: X920XXU3BYE1

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later. To mitigate green line issues caused by heat, do the update on a well-ventilated room.

https://audiomack.com/aptivi/song/galaxy-tab-s10-series-receives-february-2025-security-patch

Enjoy!

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Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives May 2025 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the May 2025 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 7.0 that uses Android 15 as the base. According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X826x: X826xXXU3BYE1
• SM-X820: X820XXU3BYE1
• SM-X926x: X926xXXU3BYE1
• SM-X920: X920XXU3BYE1

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later. To mitigate green line issues caused by heat, do the update on a well-ventilated room.

https://audiomack.com/aptivi/song/galaxy-tab-s10-series-receives-february-2025-security-patch

Enjoy!

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Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives May 2025 Security Patch

Samsung has recently began distributing the May 2025 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 7.0 that uses Android 15 as the base. According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released:

• SM-X826x: X826xXXU3BYE1
• SM-X820: X820XXU3BYE1
• SM-X926x: X926xXXU3BYE1
• SM-X920: X920XXU3BYE1

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later. To mitigate green line issues caused by heat, do the update on a well-ventilated room.

https://audiomack.com/aptivi/song/galaxy-tab-s10-series-receives-february-2025-security-patch

Enjoy!

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Your complete recap of Odoo Tutorials February 2025 is here! Master views, development, automation, HR, BI & more from last month's essential guides. Don't miss out! #Odoo #OdooTutorial #ERP #OdooDevelopment #February2025

https://teguhteja.id/odoo-tutorials-february-2025-essential-guide/

Your complete recap of Odoo Tutorials February 2025 is here! Master views, development, automation, HR, BI & more from last month's essential guides. Don't miss out! #Odoo #OdooTutorial #ERP #OdooDevelopment #February2025

https://teguhteja.id/odoo-tutorials-february-2025-essential-guide/

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Drought depleted the Great Lakes in February, in addition to other lakes and reservoirs across the country.

Read more in the February drought impacts summary: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/c4658af69dbe4c498339ec5602e20fbb

#drought #drought2025 #USA #February2025

Drought depleted the Great Lakes in February, in addition to other lakes and reservoirs across the country.

Read more in the February drought impacts summary: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/c4658af69dbe4c498339ec5602e20fbb

#drought #drought2025 #USA #February2025

Drought depleted the Great Lakes in February, in addition to other lakes and reservoirs across the country.

Read more in the February drought impacts summary: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/c4658af69dbe4c498339ec5602e20fbb

#drought #drought2025 #USA #February2025

Drought depleted the Great Lakes in February, in addition to other lakes and reservoirs across the country.

Read more in the February drought impacts summary: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/c4658af69dbe4c498339ec5602e20fbb

#drought #drought2025 #USA #February2025

Drought depleted the Great Lakes in February, in addition to other lakes and reservoirs across the country.

Read more in the February drought impacts summary: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/c4658af69dbe4c498339ec5602e20fbb

#drought #drought2025 #USA #February2025

Drought intensified across parts of the central and western U.S. in February.

Read more in the February drought climate summary: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/6dbd676b5a824a14a56b6bfa78380421

#drought #drought2025 #USA #February2025

Drought intensified across parts of the central and western U.S. in February.

Read more in the February drought climate summary: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/6dbd676b5a824a14a56b6bfa78380421

#drought #drought2025 #USA #February2025

Drought intensified across parts of the central and western U.S. in February.

Read more in the February drought climate summary: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/6dbd676b5a824a14a56b6bfa78380421

#drought #drought2025 #USA #February2025

Drought intensified across parts of the central and western U.S. in February.

Read more in the February drought climate summary: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/6dbd676b5a824a14a56b6bfa78380421

#drought #drought2025 #USA #February2025

Drought intensified across parts of the central and western U.S. in February.

Read more in the February drought climate summary: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/6dbd676b5a824a14a56b6bfa78380421

#drought #drought2025 #USA #February2025

Private employers added just 77,000 jobs in February, far below expectations — https://www.cnbc.com/2025/03/05/adp-jobs-report-february-2025-.html
#HackerNews #PrivateEmployers #JobsReport #February2025 #EmploymentGrowth #EconomicNews

Private employers added just 77,000 jobs in February, far below expectations — https://www.cnbc.com/2025/03/05/adp-jobs-report-february-2025-.html
#HackerNews #PrivateEmployers #JobsReport #February2025 #EmploymentGrowth #EconomicNews

Private employers added just 77,000 jobs in February, far below expectations — https://www.cnbc.com/2025/03/05/adp-jobs-report-february-2025-.html
#HackerNews #PrivateEmployers #JobsReport #February2025 #EmploymentGrowth #EconomicNews

Private employers added just 77,000 jobs in February, far below expectations — https://www.cnbc.com/2025/03/05/adp-jobs-report-february-2025-.html
#HackerNews #PrivateEmployers #JobsReport #February2025 #EmploymentGrowth #EconomicNews

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#portugal
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#joao_angerino
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#braganca
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#urbanphotos

Top ten (new) posts in February 2025

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#aleisterCrowley #AncientEgypt #aphorisms #Astrology #bestPosts #bestTen #book #book77 #demons #do #Elvis #February2025 #feeding #giordanoBruno #goddess #GraecoEgyptianMagicalPapyri #hermeticTradition #Isis #Law #liberOz #live #magic #magick #man #MithrasLiturgy #occult #PGM #quote #religion #right #ritual #Sekhmet #thoth #topPosts #topTen #union #Way #will

Israel’s Twisted ‘Pro-Russia’ Request To U.S. Leaves Officials Baffled | Syria |Turkey |Putin |Trump https://www.byteseu.com/789649/ #February2025 #Israel #Russia #Syria #Turkey #U.S.ForeignPolicy

did you order a cart of snow? ❄️
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did you order a cart of snow? ❄️
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(last monday´s workout 😂)
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#snow #workout #outdoor #countryside #village #winter #spring #finland #suomi #talvi #workout #outdoorgym #landscape #february #february2025 #activity #OutdoorAdventures

did you order a cart of snow? ❄️
.
(last monday´s workout 😂)
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#snow #workout #outdoor #countryside #village #winter #spring #finland #suomi #talvi #workout #outdoorgym #landscape #february #february2025 #activity #OutdoorAdventures