By Shikhar Mehrotra Google confirmed a Snapchat integration, a new UI, and strong hints at Wallet and Tasks support. It’s the update the feature actually needed.
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By Deepti Pathak KRAFTON has officially rolled out the BGMI 4.4 update in India as the game celebrates its…
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K: Mivel ütős az első benyomás egy online kaszinóban?
V: Az első pillanatban általában a vizuális rendezettség és a személyre szabhatóság számít: a főoldal elrendezése, kiemelt játékok, gyors hozzáférés a kedvencekhez, valamint az átlátható menük mind hozzájárulnak ahhoz, hogy a látogatás barátságosnak tűnjön.
K: Mitől lesz a lobby „életre kelt” élmény, nem csak egy menürendszer?
V: Ha a lobby dinamikusan reagál — ajánl játékokat az ízlésedhez, felhozza a leggyakoribb kereséseket, és azonnal láthatóvá teszi a friss megjelenéseket vagy az újdonságokat — akkor már nem csak egy statikus belépő, hanem egy személyes ajánlófelületnek érződik.
K: Mire jó egy jól megtervezett keresőmező a kaszinólobbyban?
V: A kereső abban segít, hogy gyorsan megtaláld a kívánt játékot, stílust vagy fejlesztőt anélkül, hogy végig kellene böngészned az összes kategóriát; ez főleg akkor kényelmes, ha tudod, mit szeretnél látni.
K: Milyen szűrők szoktak praktikusak lenni egy modern kaszinóban?
V: Gyakori szűrők a műfaj, fejlesztő, volatilitás, témavilág és a bizonyos funkciók szerinti szűrés. Ezek nem bizonyítanak semmit, csak rendezik a kínálatot, hogy a böngészés élménye gördülékenyebb legyen.
K: Mit ad a „kedvencek” funkció a játékélményhez?
V: A kedvencek lehetővé teszik, hogy a későbbiekben gyorsan visszatérj a gyakran játszott vagy egyszerűen csak kedvelt címekhez; ez a személyes tér olyan, mint egy kis szekrény a kaszinóban, ahol a kedvenc emlékeidet tartod.
K: Lehet-e személyre szabni a lobby nézetét?
V: Igen, több kaszinó kínál különféle nézeteket és rendezési módokat: rácsos vagy lista nézet, nagyobb előnézeti képek, illetve a háttérséma módosítása – mindez attól függ, milyen élményt szeretnél, és hogyan szereted böngészni a kínálatot.
K: Mit várhat egy felnőtt játékos, aki először lép be a lobbyba?
V: Egy első látogatáskor jó, ha könnyen áttekinthető a kínálat, azonnal láthatók az újdonságok, és van lehetőség személyes beállításokra; ez megadja az alapot ahhoz, hogy a későbbiekben gyorsan rátaláljon a saját favoritokra.
K: Vannak-e extrák a lobbyban, amik túlmutatnak a játékválasztáson?
V: Sok helyen találsz külön témájú válogatásokat, eseménynaptárat vagy archív cikkeket az újdonságokról; ezek a tartalmak segítenek abban, hogy ne csak játszani menj be, hanem közben inspirálódhass is a digitális szolgáltatótól kapott ajánlások alapján. Például ha valaki az olcsóbb belépőket keresi, gyakran hasznos lehet tájékozódni a minimális befizetési lehetőségekről, erről több információt találhat egy külön forrásban: https://mikulasiroda.hu/350-huf-minimalis-befizetes-kaszino/.
K: Mit érdemes észben tartani a lobby használata közben?
V: A legfontosabb, hogy a lobby egy eszköz az élmény testreszabására: használd a szűrőket és a kedvencek gyűjteményét, hogy az időd értékes legyen, de ne várj tőle több ígéretet, mint amit adhat — végső soron az élmény attól lesz jó, hogyan érzed magad közben.
By Alina Maria Stan Airbnb started as a way to book someone else’s spare room. It is now trying to become the app you never leave during a trip. The company’s summer 2026 release adds boutique hotels, car rentals, luggage storage, and thousands of new experiences to the platform. The hotel push is the most significant shift. Airbnb […] This story continues at The Next Web
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Jamf has a new CEO: former CTO Beth Tschida. She succeeds previous CEO John Strosahl, who himself replaced Dean Hager on his retirement. Tschida has served as interim CEO since March.
Jamf-using IT pros should be pleased. Tschida is an engineer who joined the company in 2018 as senior vice president, engineering and became CTO four years later. She has led the company’s expansion into security as well as its ongoing mission in device management. She takes the helm as device management, and IT more generally, struggle with the potential and the peril of artificial intelligence deployment across industry.
‘We are making AI work on Apple’
“Over the last eight years, I’ve had the privilege of working with an exceptional team to build the leading platform for managing and securing Apple at work,” said Tschida in a statement. “Now, AI is reshaping how organizations work, and we are making AI work on Apple. We’re building autonomous management so devices manage themselves within boundaries, opening our platform so others can build AI tools directly with Jamf, and delivering the governance layer to deploy AI confidently. Everything we’re doing is built on the trust we’ve earned over two decades of making Apple simple, secure, and connected at scale. I’m energized by what’s ahead.”
Challenges and opportunities
Following its acquisition by Francisco Partners, Jamf is no longer a public company, but it faces a fresh set of challenges as it enters its 25th year of existence. The Apple ecosystem it is built around has utterly transformed, with Macs, iPhones, and iPads acting as peer players in enterprise IT.
The company’s specialized Apple-focused model faces fresh challenges from other more multipolar IT device management vendors, even while the scale of opportunity for Apple in the enterprise continues to grow. There are more Macs used in business today than ever before, the success of MacBook Neo has only boosted that fact, and the number of companies seeking MDM and security support across Apple’s platform continues to grow.
In fact, Apple recently entered the ring with its own very much expanded Apple Business product; as Hager said when that service originally launched, “When Apple innovates, Jamf celebrates,” arguing that Apple effectively grew its presence in enterprise IT — creating more opportunity for vendors such as Jamf – by doing so.
Regulation, security and control
Brian Decker, partner and co-Chief Investment Officer at Francisco Partners, certainly sees opportunity in the Apple-in-the-enterprise space. “We look forward to working with Beth as she builds on what this team has built and goes after the opportunity ahead in Apple enterprise management and security,” he said in a statement.
News of the promotion comes in the sleepy prelude to what may be Apple’s most important WWDC yet for enterprise professionals. Many business users have been somewhat reluctant to fully embrace AI services in their work and will be very curious to find out if Apple has figured out some way to support the conveniences of such services while retaining the data privacy regulators demand.
That’s certainly a need Tschida recognizes. When she discussed Jamf’s FedRAMP partnership with UberEther late last year, she said the goal was to “bring secure, Apple-first management and security solutions to highly regulated environments.”
Getting ahead of AI adoption with Jamf
Jamf, of course, sees plenty of opportunities that can be unleashed by Ai, and it seems is ready to ramp up its offerings. It’s not a new initiative, as the company has been weaving AI into its own ecosystem for some time; indeed, as CTO, Tschida introduced Jamf AI Assistant in 2024, which she called a “game changer for Apple device management and security.”
The company also recently introduced a beta version of its own AI tool for executive threat detection, designed to detect sophisticated attacks targeting high-value users. This trajectory makes it very unlikely the company will slow down its exploration of how AI can improve the world of Apple enterprise IT, while also protecting against shadow AI.
As Tschida told me today: “98% of organizations have employees using AI tools their IT team never sanctioned. That number is not going down. The organizations that figure out how to govern AI adoption on Apple, rather than just react to it, will have a real advantage. That is exactly what we are building at Jamf.”
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By Paulo Vargas Google’s Gemini for Science pushes AI beyond research summaries, with experimental tools for hypotheses, computational testing, and literature review. The bigger question is whether it can earn trust inside real labs.
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By Hisan Kidwai Fitness wearables today are usually marketed toward marathon runners, cyclists, and people already deep into the…
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By Deepti Pathak Samsung televisions offer various intelligent features and image enhancements, but some settings should be adjusted before use….
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By Ana Maria Constantin OpenAI has announced two new measures designed to help the public determine whether an image was created by its AI models. The company is formally joining the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) open standard while simultaneously partnering with Google to embed its invisible SynthID watermark across OpenAI’s image outputs. The moves represent a […] This story continues at The Next Web
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By Alina Maria Stan Discord has flipped the switch on end-to-end encryption for every voice and video call on its platform, a move that means not even the company itself can access what its hundreds of millions of users say on calls. Mark Smith, Discord’s VP of core technology, confirmed the rollout in a blog post on Monday, stating […] This story continues at The Next Web
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By Nadeem Sarwar Xreal’s Project Aura smart glasses throw built-in display units into the mix with a wide field of view,
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By Shikhar Mehrotra Tiles are out. Widgets, Live Updates, standardized workouts, and a smarter media player, are in. Wear OS 7 is Google’s most coherent smartwatch update in years.
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By Shimul Sood Google’s experimental Project Genie is no longer building worlds from imagination alone. With Street View now in the mix, the line between real places and AI-generated realities is starting to blur in fascinating ways.
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The Big Four accounting and consulting firms — Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC — advertised more AI-related job postings than traditional auditing positions in 2025, according to a new analysis by the Financial Times.
Nearly 7% of the firms’ job postings required AI expertise, compared to less than 2% in 2022 when OpenAI’s ChatGPT was launched. At the same time, auditing roles accounted for just under 3% of the postings last year. One of the firms also noted that a single job posting could, in some cases, apply to multiple positions.
According to the Times, the hiring trend shows how quickly AI is transforming the consulting and auditing industries. At the same time, the industry is trying to adapt to the fact that AI could undercut the need for certain junior positions.
Traditionally, consulting firms have been built on a “pyramid model” where many younger employees work under a smaller number of senior managers and partners. AI is now expected to automate parts of that workplace arrangement.
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Arxiv, the open-access repository where researchers publish scientific articles before they have undergone formal peer review, is introducing stricter rules against AI-generated articles containing obvious errors and fabricated content. Researchers who submit texts with clear signs of so-called “AI slop” can now be banned from the platform for a year, according to 404 Media.
Red flags could include, for example, fabricated sources, incorrect citations, or leftover AI comments, Arxiv said. The platform argues that such mistakes indicate the authors have not properly reviewed the AI’s output.
The aim is to counter the growing volume of AI-generated texts that masquerade as serious research.
A single violation could be sufficient for suspension, though a proposed ban can be appealed. Users who have been suspended will also be subject to a future requirement that new submissions to Arxiv must first be accepted by a reputable peer-reviewed scientific publication.
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By Shimul Sood Google is reshaping the future of TVs with Gemini-powered discovery and a brand-new way to navigate apps. The biggest change, however, may not be on the screen at all — but in your remote.
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Wejście do świata rozrywki kasynowej online często zaczyna się od pierwszego wrażenia: czy strona jest czytelna, czy informacje są dostępne i czy pomoc jest pod ręką. Dla wielu graczy komfort zaczyna się od jasnych opisów oferowanych usług, przejrzystych zakładek oraz widocznych sekcji FAQ, które upraszczają orientację bez konieczności długiego szukania. Taka organizacja pozwala skupić się na doświadczeniu rozrywkowym, a nie na konfiguracji konta czy zrozumieniu interfejsu.
Jeżeli ktoś chce sprawdzić techniczne lub ogólne informacje o platformach, warto korzystać z rzetelnych źródeł, gdzie zebrane są szczegóły dotyczące funkcjonalności i obsługi. Przykładowo, niektóre portale zbierają informacje o udogodnieniach i możliwościach serwisów, co może pomóc w szybszym porównaniu rozwiązań: https://usiostr.com/.
Wysokiej jakości pomoc techniczna odgrywa kluczową rolę w tym, jak gracze oceniają platformy. Dostępność konsultantów, różnorodność kanałów kontaktu i jasność odpowiedzi sprawiają, że nawet drobne wątpliwości nie przekształcają się w frustrację. Często wystarczy szybka odpowiedź na czacie lub przejrzysta sekcja pomocy, aby użytkownik mógł kontynuować rozrywkę bez zbędnych przerw.
Wielu operatorów inwestuje w systemy wspierające użytkownika, takie jak FAQ, automatyczne odpowiedzi czy multimedia pokazujące działanie interfejsu. To podejście upraszcza relację między graczem a platformą i podnosi ogólny komfort korzystania z serwisu.
Responsywny design i intuicyjna nawigacja to cechy, które często decydują o tym, czy użytkownik spędzi na stronie kilka minut czy kilka godzin. W praktyce przekłada się to na szybszy dostęp do ulubionych kategorii, płynne przełączanie między trybami i czytelne oznaczenia funkcji. Dobre rozwiązania projektowe uwzględniają także urządzenia mobilne, co pozwala korzystać z rozrywki niemal z każdego miejsca.
Przyjemność korzystania z serwisu to także szybkość ładowania oraz logiczne rozmieszczenie elementów interaktywnych. To właśnie detale interfejsu wpływają na to, że użytkownik czuje, iż platforma rozumie jego potrzeby i stara się ułatwić korzystanie.
Różne gusta wymagają różnych opcji: od klasycznych propozycji po nowoczesne formaty rozrywki. Platformy, które dbają o doświadczenie użytkownika, prezentują ofertę w sposób ułatwiający znalezienie preferowanej rozrywki — bez narzucania konkretnych wyborów. Personalizacja, gdy jest dostępna, polega na lepszym dopasowaniu treści prezentowanych użytkownikowi, co zwiększa satysfakcję z przeglądania i korzystania z serwisu.
W praktyce wygodę użytkownika wzmacnia możliwość szybkiego filtrowania tematów, sortowania treści według popularności oraz tworzenia własnych list obserwowanych opcji. To powoduje, że platforma staje się przestrzenią zaprojektowaną pod indywidualne preferencje, bez konieczności wielokrotnych poszukiwań.
Poniżej znajdziesz przegląd najczęściej cenionych elementów, które wpływają na komfort korzystania z serwisów rozrywkowych:
Te udogodnienia tworzą środowisko, w którym doświadczenie użytkownika jest centralnym aspektem projektu. Dzięki temu rozrywka staje się bardziej przyjemna i mniej czasochłonna pod względem obsługi serwisu.
Rozrywka kasynowa online to nie tylko atrakcyjność oferty, lecz także jakość obsługi i klarowność informacji, które wspierają użytkownika na każdym kroku. Kiedy platforma stawia na pomoc, przejrzystość i wygodę interfejsu, doświadczenie staje się bardziej satysfakcjonujące i mniej stresujące. W efekcie użytkownik może skupić się na aspekcie rozrywkowym, wiedząc że wsparcie i informacje są łatwo dostępne.
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“Something didn’t go as planned. Undoing changes.” That’s all the clue some Windows 11 users will get when Microsoft’s May Security Update fails to install because of insufficient free space on the EFI System Partition (ESP), leaving their systems unprotected by the dozens of patches it contained.
This issue affects devices with limited free space available — typically 10MB or less — on the ESP. “On affected devices, the installation might proceed through the initial phases but fail during the reboot phase at approximately 35-36% completion,” Microsoft said in an advisory. It recommended changing a Windows registry setting to force the update, or to roll back changes and wait for a future update to fix the problem.
Consultants said it was a potentially serious issue given the unexpected exposure and the time the destined-to-fail patch takes to fail to install.
This is the kind of failure that keeps IT leaders up at night, said cybersecurity consultant Brian Levine, who serves as executive director of FormerGov. “When a security update cannot install because the operating system misjudges the state of its own boot partition, the problem isn’t only storage. The real problem is trust in the update process,” he said. “This is a basic hygiene failure dressed up as a technical issue. An update that cannot reliably detect available space on the EFI System Partition is not a small miss. It is a reminder that even mature platforms still struggle with dependency awareness and pre-flight validation.”
Eric Grenier, senior director analyst at Gartner, recommended increasing the size of the disk partition to 1.5GB so that the update can go ahead. “This should not hamper business needs in terms of the size of usable space for an end user”, he said, adding that it will also enable updating of the Windows Recovery Environment. He warned that Microsoft’s own recommendation could lead to trouble. “I would recommend that if an organization wanted to use the modified registry fix that they not only backup the registry beforehand but also test it on some pilot devices before rolling out to the rest of the environment and even then, I would do a slow phased rollout to be sure nothing breaks,” he said. “This type of fix in a production environment should be done with extreme caution because if done incorrectly, fixes will require hands on the keyboard.”
Ishraq Khan, CEO of coding productivity tool vendor Kodezi, says there is a blame on both IT teams and Microsoft.
“Most IT teams reasonably assume that if Windows Update passes its prechecks and starts installation, Microsoft has already validated the system state well enough to avoid a reboot-stage failure. If ESP space is critical to the update succeeding, the updater should have detected and blocked that condition earlier with a clear remediation message,” Khan said. “So while IT environments may contribute to partition pressure over time, Microsoft still owns the orchestration and validation logic that allowed the update to proceed.”
Khan added that this can become a very expensive enterprise IT headache. “That is a design problem for enterprise IT because failure during reboot is much more disruptive than blocking the update before installation begins. From a software maintenance perspective, this is exactly the kind of edge case that becomes expensive at enterprise scale. A small partition constraint on a subset of machines can turn into help desk tickets, rollback cycles, delayed patching, and security exposure.”
David Neuman, COO of consulting firm Acceligence, agreed that this is a substantial IT headache.
“The update appears to pass the early phases but then fails during the reboot phase, which means IT may not find out until the endpoint has already burned through the maintenance window time and rolled back. In an enterprise, it becomes a fleet hygiene problem rather than a one-off help desk problem,” he said. “Affected endpoints may remain unpatched while IT burns time diagnosing a failure that should have been explained earlier. The bigger lesson is that boot, recovery, and firmware-adjacent partitions are now part of patch-management hygiene. Mature IT teams should add ESP size and free-space checks to endpoint health reporting, update gold images so new deployments have adequate ESP capacity and treat boot-partition cleanup or resizing as lifecycle engineering rather than break-fix scripting.”
Microsoft did not respond to a request for comment.
This article first appeared on CSO.
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By Alina Maria Stan Peter Steinberger, the creator of OpenClaw and an engineer at OpenAI, racked up $1.3 million in API costs in a single month by running approximately 100 Codex instances simultaneously on his open-source project. The bill, which covered 603 billion tokens across 7.6 million requests over 30 days, is the most visible demonstration yet of what […] This story continues at The Next Web
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