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What you need to know about One UI 7: Software is hard
AppWizard
March 27, 2025

What you need to know about One UI 7: Software is hard

Samsung initially aimed to deliver the One UI 7 update to eligible Galaxy S phones by Q1 2025, but this timeline will not be met, with a new expected arrival date in April. The recent launch of the Galaxy S25, which includes the update, has added to user frustration. Users have formed distinct groups in response to the situation: some vow to stop purchasing Samsung devices, others rationalize the delays by blaming Google, and some remain indifferent as long as their devices function properly. The situation highlights issues in communication and transparency from Samsung regarding software updates.
Windows 11 market share falls despite Microsoft ad blitz
Winsage
December 2, 2024

Windows 11 market share falls despite Microsoft ad blitz

Windows 11's market share has decreased from 35.6 percent in October to 34.9 percent in November, while Windows 10's market share has increased to 61.8 percent. In the U.S., Windows 11's market share has declined by over 3 percent, indicating a shift in consumer sentiment towards Windows 10. Microsoft's strategy of promoting Windows 11 through full-screen advertisements on Windows 10 devices has not led to increased adoption rates. Windows 11's stringent hardware requirements have left many Windows 10 devices ineligible for an upgrade, discouraging users from transitioning to the new operating system. Reports indicate that some users have reverted to previous versions of Windows due to dissatisfaction with Windows 11.
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