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What you need to knowA bug in Wear OS 6 is causing third-party watch faces to freeze mid-transition, creating a “ghosting” effect where the active face and Always-On Display overlap.Pixel Watch and Galaxy Watch users are both affected, including newer models like the Galaxy Watch 8 and Watch Ultra.The issue specifically targets downloaded third-party faces; stock faces pre-installed by Google and Samsung appear to be immune.Wear OS 6 was supposed to be a quiet quality-of-life upgrade, such as a more polished always-on display experience. Instead, it’s kicked off an unexpected headache for Pixel Watch and Galaxy Watch owners who rely…

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I was reading Gabby’s blog post about the new TypeScript/JavaScript project experience in Visual Studio 2022. You should read the docs on JavaScript and TypeScript in Visual Studio 2022. If you’re used to ASP.NET apps when you think about apps that are JavaScript heavy, “front end apps” or TypeScript focused, it can be confusing as to “where does .NET fit in?” You need to consider the responsibilities of your various projects or subsystems and the multiple totally valid ways you can build a web site or web app. Let’s consider just a few: An ASP.NET Web app that…

Benefits of SaaSSaaS (Software as a Service) has revolutionized how businesses access and utilize software applications. Unlike traditional on-premises software, SaaS operates on a cloud-based delivery model, allowing users to access applications over the Internet. This shift in software delivery has brought numerous benefits for businesses across various industries. Some of them are: Lower upfront costs One of the primary advantages of SaaS is the lower upfront costs associated with its adoption. Unlike traditional software, SaaS eliminates the need for businesses to purchase and install software licenses. Instead, SaaS operates on a subscription-based model, allowing businesses to pay for the…

Generative AI in the Real WorldGenerative AI in the Real World: The Year in AI with Ksenia Se Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds 00:00 / 31m 14s Subscribe ShareAs the founder, editor, and lead writer of Turing Post, Ksenia Se spends her days peering into the emerging future of artificial intelligence. She joined Ben to discuss the current state of adoption: what people are actually doing right now, the big topics that got the most traction this year, and the trends to look for in 2026. Find out why Ksenia thinks…

Coforge has announced definitive agreements to acquire Encora from Advent International, Warburg Pincus, and other minority shareholders for an enterprise value of US$2.35 billion. Coforge will fund the US$1.89 billion equity value through a preferential allotment, under which Encora’s shareholders will hold ~20% stake in the combined entity post-close.  Reach out to discuss this topic in depth.  What happened and why now  This acquisition reflects the convergence of two strategic journeys, Coforge’s continued use of acquisitions to be a full-stack, Artificial Intelligence (AI)-focused services provider, and Encora’s sponsor-backed transition from an engineering-heritage firm toward a more enterprise-grade, scaled provider:  For Coforge: engineering-led scale as the backbone of a full-stack AI ambition: Coforge’s inorganic strategy reflects a deliberate “string of pearls” approach, with acquisitions aimed at…

Consoles and PCs now have a powerful new partner offering even more ways to play: the cloud. With Xbox Cloud Gaming, you have access to a huge and dynamic library of the latest and greatest titles, wherever there’s a compatible screen, a stable internet connection, and a cloud-supported Xbox Game Pass subscription. Xbox Cloud Gaming is now out of beta and available with Xbox Game Pass Essential, Premium, and Ultimate subscriptions, meaning it’s easier than ever to check out cloud streaming. Overall cloud gaming hours have gone up 45% since this time last year as the service has rolled out…

Today’s consumers face an incredible assortment of choices when shopping for everything from toothpaste to toys. Profitability depends on catching shoppers in the moment and encouraging them to choose specific products or brands. A customer data platform (CDP) makes this possible by gathering data from numerous online and offline sources to create profiles of individual consumers, which marketers can use for personalized advertising and other positive interactions.CDPs come in standard or real-time versions. The former types use batch processing, providing users with updated data at regular intervals. Their counterparts update data within milliseconds, providing the most current details about people’s…

Delivering secure hot patches Having a policy-driven approach to security helps quickly remediate issues. If, say, a common container layer has a vulnerability, you can build and verify a patch layer and deploy it quickly. There’s no need to patch everything in the container, only the relevant components. Microsoft has been doing this for OS features for some time now as part of its internal Project Copacetic, and it’s extending the process to common runtimes and libraries, building patches with updated packages for tools like Python. As this approach is open source, Microsoft is working to upstream dm-verity into the…

Is Santa Claus real? This Christmas special of The AI Fix podcast sets out to answer that question in the most sensible way possible: by consulting chatbots, Google’s festive killjoys, and the laws of relativistic physics. Your hosts unwrap a festive grab-bag of AI absurdity as Waymo self-driving taxis run over a beloved San Francisco cat, then stage several fresh PR disasters by refusing to cross bridges, block holiday parades, and apparently chauffeur a man hiding in the trunk. Meanwhile, Microsoft’s Copilot struggles to find anyone who actually wants to use it, while new research suggests the programmers of the…