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iOS 27 Arrives Globally, Timed by Time Zones
technology27 days ago

iOS 27 Arrives Globally, Timed by Time Zones

Apple says iOS 27 (along with macOS Golden Gate and other OS 27 updates) will roll out around 10:00 a.m. PT on September 14, with a country-by-country time‑zone guide showing when the update will appear in various regions. A global list provides times for many countries, and Apple notes that availability may vary by region. To upgrade, check Settings > General > Software Update (or install later via a computer). iPhone 11 and newer are supported, but expect possible slower downloads due to high demand during the initial rollout; if you’re not in a rush, waiting a day or two can smooth the process.

via MacRumors|
#apple#ios-27#rollout
Google Photos on Android gets a floating bottom bar, rolling out gradually
technology3 months ago

Google Photos on Android gets a floating bottom bar, rolling out gradually

Google Photos is beginning to roll out an iOS-style floating bottom bar on Android, adding quick-access options for Photos, Collections, Create, and a separate Search button. The update is currently phased, with some devices like Galaxy Z Fold 7 seeing the new UI while others such as Pixel 10 Pro still run the old layout; the change appears to be a styling update shared with other Google apps and will spread with the rollout.

via Droid Life|
#android#design#google-photos
Windows 11 26H2 is coming, but not for every device
technology3 months ago

Windows 11 26H2 is coming, but not for every device

Microsoft confirms Windows 11 version 26H2 will arrive later this year, built on the same 2024 platform as 24H2/25H2 and easy for many to upgrade, but not everyone will be eligible. Devices running 26H1 (including those built for Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 and NVIDIA RTX Spark) won’t receive 26H2 this fall; users on 26H1 may be offered an upgrade to 27H2 later. Rollout is expected toward September or October.

via Windows Central|
#26h2#qualcomm-snapdragon-x2#rollout
Samsung’s One UI 8.5 goes stable, rolling out in waves to older Galaxy phones
technology5 months ago

Samsung’s One UI 8.5 goes stable, rolling out in waves to older Galaxy phones

Samsung has started a staged, stable rollout of One UI 8.5, beginning with the Galaxy S25 family and then extending to the S24 series, Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, and Tab S lines. The release kicks off in South Korea and will spread to North America, Europe, and parts of Asia in waves. The update adds Galaxy AI features and new tools, with full AI capabilities limited to Galaxy S, Tab S, and Z-series devices, while A, F, and M-series get “Awesome Intelligence.” After four months of beta testing, Samsung aims for a smoother, more reliable rollout, though availability varies by model and region.

via Android Central|
#galaxy-ai#oneui85#rollout
Samsung kicks off One UI 8.5 rollout with S25 first in a phased global push
technology5 months ago

Samsung kicks off One UI 8.5 rollout with S25 first in a phased global push

Samsung has announced a phased One UI 8.5 rollout: beginning May 6 in Korea, with a broader rollout from May 11 across Europe, Hong Kong, India, Latin America, North America, Southeast Asia, and Taiwan. The Galaxy S25 series (Edge/FE) leads, followed by the S24 series, S24 FE, Z Fold/Flip 7 and 6, and Tab S11/S10, with midrange models like A56, A55, and A36 arriving later. Updates go through Settings > Software update; beta testers get smaller packages, while current One UI 8 users face multi-GB downloads.

via SamMobile|
#galaxy-s25#galaxy-tab-s11#one-ui-85
Microsoft Rewards shakes up earning with three-tier system and bigger bonuses
technology5 months ago

Microsoft Rewards shakes up earning with three-tier system and bigger bonuses

Microsoft Rewards is being redesigned with three membership levels—Member, Silver, and Gold—adding more ways to earn points and monthly bonuses, with Gold offering up to 7x more points. The rollout is expanding globally (Germany, France, Thailand, the UK, and others) after months of regional testing, but feedback on Reddit is mixed, following earlier changes like daily point tweaks and gift-card price shifts.

via Windows Central|
#microsoft#points#rewards
Microsoft to drip-feed Windows 11 2026 updates with speed boosts and a movable taskbar
technology6 months ago

Microsoft to drip-feed Windows 11 2026 updates with speed boosts and a movable taskbar

Microsoft says Windows 11’s 2026 update will roll out in monthly, wave-based releases via the Insider program and optional previews before standard Patch Tuesday updates. The rollout uses a Control Feature Rollout approach, so features like a movable taskbar, reduced Copilot presence, more update control, faster File Explorer, and improved Widgets will appear first in Insider builds and optional previews, then in stable updates. Planned improvements aim for lower RAM usage, faster responsiveness, better search, improved driver and device reliability, and a calmer, more consistent user experience. Non‑Insiders will see changes only after testing and through regular updates.

via Windows Latest|
#microsoft#performance#rollout