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technology5 days ago•0 min saved

One UI 9 Update Glitch Leaves Galaxy Devices Stuck on Error Screen

Samsung's latest One UI 9 update is causing some Galaxy devices to freeze on an error screen instead of displaying the standard changelog. Users report that standard restarts do not resolve the issue, but a specific workaround involving Safe Mode and Airplane Mode can restore functionality. The problem appears linked to a server-side change by Samsung intended to prevent firmware leaks, which has inadvertently broken the update process for some users.

via SamMobile|

#android-17 #galaxy-s25 #one-ui-9

motorsport13 days ago•13 min saved

F1 Drivers Condemn 'Unacceptable' Software Glitch That Delayed Bahrain GP Start

A critical software bug in the power unit controller caused multiple F1 cars to stall on the formation lap at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, delaying the start by 50 minutes. Drivers, including Max Verstappen and Lando Norris, criticized the 2026 regulations' heavy reliance on electronics, with some calling the incident 'totally unacceptable.'

via Motorsport.com|

#2026-regulations #bahrain-grand-prix #fia

aviation15 days ago•0 min saved

FAA clears Boeing 737 Max software glitch, paving way for Max 10 certification

The Federal Aviation Administration has determined that a recent software glitch in certain Boeing 737 Max aircraft is not a flight-safety issue. This decision removes a key hurdle for the certification of the 737 Max 10, the final model in the family. The FAA noted that pilots retain full control and clear indications, while airlines can revert to older software versions to avoid the problem.

via CNBC|

#aircraft-certification #aviation #aviation-safety

aviation18 days ago•0 min saved

Alaska Airlines CEO Downplays Boeing 737 Max 10 Certification Delay Amid Software Glitch

Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci stated he is not overly concerned about the latest delay in Boeing 737 Max 10 certification, which stems from a software glitch affecting automated navigation during go-arounds. The FAA has suspended approval, causing Boeing shares to drop sharply. Major carriers, including Alaska, Delta, American, and United, are awaiting resolution, with Alaska potentially postponing its late 2028 launch of lie-flat suites on the aircraft.

via CNBC|

#737-max-10 #alaska-airlines #aviation

aviation19 days ago•1 min saved

FAA Halts Boeing 737 Max 10 Certification Over Software Glitch

The Federal Aviation Administration has delayed certification of the Boeing 737 Max 10 to investigate a software bug that could disable automated landing guidance during go-arounds. While Boeing asserts pilots remain in control, the FAA is assessing potential safety risks before approving the final model in the Max family.

via CNBC|

#737-max-10 #aviation #boeing

aviation19 days ago•23 min saved

Boeing Faces FAA Scrutiny and Stock Drop Over 737 MAX Navigation Glitch

Boeing has acknowledged a software defect in certain 737 MAX aircraft that may disable automated flight guidance during specific landing scenarios. The issue, first reported by The Wall Street Journal, has prompted the Federal Aviation Administration to review the matter while several airlines have halted deliveries of affected planes. Boeing is developing a permanent software update, though the glitch has already triggered a decline in the company's stock price.

via KOMO|

#737-max #aviation #aviation-safety

aviation19 days ago•12 min saved

Boeing 737 MAX Software Flaw Triggers FAA Review and Stock Drop

A software defect in Boeing 737 MAX aircraft may disable automated landing navigation during missed approaches, prompting an FAA investigation and a 3% drop in Boeing stock. While Boeing claims the planes remain safe, airlines like Southwest and United have rejected new deliveries with the faulty code.

via mynorthwest.com|

#737-max #aviation #boeing

aviation19 days ago•22 min saved

Boeing Addresses 737 MAX Software Flaw Amid Delivery Delays and Certification Push

Boeing is developing a software update to fix a flaw in the 737 MAX's automated flight guidance system that can disable vertical navigation during missed approaches. The issue, disclosed to operators in August, has prompted Southwest and United Airlines to pause deliveries of affected aircraft. While Boeing asserts the glitch poses no safety risk, it remains under FAA oversight as the company prepares to deliver the newly certified 737-7 and seek approval for the 737-10.

via aviationweek.com|

#737-max #aviation #aviation-safety

business20 days ago•388 min saved

Boeing 737 MAX software glitch prompts FAA review as airlines reject new deliveries

Boeing has identified a software defect in the 737 MAX that may disable automated landing navigation after a missed approach. The FAA is reviewing the issue, while Southwest and United have halted deliveries of affected aircraft.

via NBC News|

#737-max #aviation-safety #boeing

aviation21 days ago•1 min saved

Boeing 737 Max software glitch prompts FAA review of landing procedures

Boeing identified a navigation software issue in certain 737 Max aircraft that may complicate landing procedures after missed approaches. The FAA is assessing the problem and reviewing Boeing's proposed fix. U.S. carriers confirmed their fleets are unaffected, but questions remain regarding the Max 7 and Max 10 models.

via CNBC|

#aviation #aviation-safety #boeing-737-max

politics2 months ago•3 min saved

New Jersey voter-roll glitch registers thousands; hundreds vote

New Jersey officials say a software glitch added about 6,600 non-citizens to the voter rolls between 2023 and 2024, with fewer than 400 of them actually casting ballots. The administration has ordered the mistaken registrations removed and the vendor replaced after the glitch was fixed in 2024. Democrats and voting-rights groups say there’s no evidence elections were swayed, while Trump and White House allies use the incident to push the SAVE America Act, which would require citizenship proof to vote and is opposed by Democrats who warn it could disenfranchise legitimate voters.

via The Detroit News|

#election-integrity #new-jersey #non-citizen-voting

politics2 months ago•193 min saved

NJ voter rolls hit by DMV glitch: 6,600 non-citizens added, about 400 ballots cast

Gov. Mikie Sherrill says a serious software glitch at the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, starting in 2023, accidentally added about 6,600 non-citizens to voter rolls, with roughly 400 casting ballots. Officials call the issue unintentional and not evidence of large‑scale fraud, a point debated in national politics as Trump cites the numbers to push for tighter citizenship checks.

via CNN|

#elections #new-jersey #non-citizens

politics2 months ago•2 min saved

New Jersey Erases 6,600 Noncitizen Registrations After DMV Software Glitch

A DMV software error led to about 6,600 people being incorrectly registered as noncitizens on New Jersey’s voter rolls between mid-2023 and mid-2024. Gov. Mikie Sherrill ordered their removal and opened an investigation, noting fewer than 400 of those registrations resulted in actual votes. The Motor Vehicle Commission is replacing the IDEMIA system with a new vendor, with a fresh rollout expected next year. Officials say there’s no evidence the incident swayed elections, while critics argue it feeds debates over election integrity.

via Axios|

#elections #government-accountability #new-jersey

us-politics2 months ago•10 min saved

New Jersey DMV Glitch Registered Thousands as Voters, 400 Cast Ballots, Governor Says

A New Jersey DMV software error caused about 6,600 residents who disclosed they were noncitizens to be registered to vote between June 2023 and June 2024, with roughly 400 of them voting. All affected had indicated noncitizen status on driver’s license or ID applications, but the system registered them anyway, the governor said.

via The New York Times|

#dmv #new-jersey #noncitizens

government9 months ago•2 min saved

Software glitch prompts 325,000 Californians to replace Real IDs

Approximately 325,000 Californians must replace their Real IDs due to a software error that incorrectly extended the validity of some cards issued to legal immigrants, potentially allowing them to remain valid beyond their legal stay. The DMV is notifying affected individuals and waiving fees for replacements, but the implications for those who do not update their IDs remain unclear.

via The New York Times|

#california #government #identification-cards