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Samsung’s Galaxy S22 Gets Final Android 16 Update – Is Your Phone Next for One UI 8?
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סמסונג גלקסי S22 מקבל את עדכון אנדרואיד 16 האחרון – האם המכשיר שלכם הבא בתור ל-One UI 8?

עדכון אנדרואיד 16 הסופי לסדרת Galaxy S22 סדרת Galaxy S22 של סמסונג (שהושקה בתחילת 2022) מקבלת כעת את עדכון מערכת ההפעלה אנדרואיד המרכזי האחרון שלה. החודש החלה החברה להפיץ את Android 16 עם ממשק One UI 8.0 לדגמי Galaxy S22, S22+ ו-S22
אוקטובר 12, 2025

Technology News

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    October 12, 2025, 6:10 AM EDT. IBM announces Europe’s first Quantum System Two at the IBM-Euskadi Quantum Computational Center in San Sebastian, signaling a continental quantum moment. With an estimated market of around $850B by 2040 and UNESCO designating 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, Europe pursues a policy mix of technological neutrality, open-source software, and funding for algorithm and application development with broad access. Quantum computers tackle problems beyond classical machines—such as drug discovery, materials science, and optimization in finance and logistics. HSBC’s research hints at value in algorithmic bond trading; E.ON is exploring energy pricing under quantum. Beyond energy and finance, quantum could improve global shipping and help discover new materials and medicines. This launch builds on Europe’s recent quantum data centers and Basque initiatives shaping a growing quantum ecosystem.
  • Copilot on Windows adds email integration and Office document export
    October 12, 2025, 5:56 AM EDT. Microsoft's Copilot for Windows now supports connecting to Outlook, Gmail, Google Drive, and OneDrive, enabling it to search and summarize content from your emails, files, and calendars. The update, rolling out to Insiders on version 1.25095.161.0+ via the Microsoft Store, requires manual opt-in in the Copilot Windows app's Connectors settings. Users can grant access to Microsoft and third-party accounts, then prompt Copilot to pull data from emails and files. In addition, Copilot can generate and export Office documents directly from responses—with an export button for Word, PowerPoint, Excel, or PDF when results exceed 600 characters. The feature is gradually available to Insiders worldwide as Microsoft collects feedback.
  • Where Will Apple (AAPL) Be in 5 Years? Growth and Valuation in Focus
    October 12, 2025, 5:55 AM EDT. Apple is Berkshire Hathaway's largest holding and a standout business with a global brand and robust ecosystem. The stock has surged about 124% since October 2020 (through Oct 8, 2025). But forward returns aren’t guaranteed. Two headwinds could cap gains through 2030: slower growth—sales up only about 13% over the last three years—and a rich valuation, with a P/E near 39, close to a decade high. Those factors suggest the market could temper expectations and the multiple may contract. Investors should anticipate more muted upside over the next five years, even as Apple remains durable and profitable. (Disclosure: Motley Fool holds positions in Apple and Berkshire Hathaway.)
  • Where are the camera innovators—and what's the next big thing in imaging?
    October 12, 2025, 5:54 AM EDT. Camera makers chase the next big thing as the industry veers between retro styling, compact resurgence, and video-first devices from Canon, Sony, and Panasonic. Nikon’s ZR cinema camera signals a push for all-in-one solutions while AI infiltrates autofocus and subject recognition, reshaping how we shoot and how we discuss photography. Yet many wonder if more gadgets actually improve images, or just add gimmicks. The piece ponders a future where the standalone camera could fade, replaced by faster memory capture or brain–computer interfaces, inspired by early experiments like Google Glass. Until then, the market remains split: nostalgia for classic forms, practical hybrid options, and the tension between technique and creativity.
  • Apple Nears Acqui-Hire of Prompt AI to Boost Apple Intelligence and HomeKit Secure Video
    October 12, 2025, 5:41 AM EDT. Apple is reportedly in very late-stage talks to acqui-hire computer-vision startup Prompt AI, aiming to steal talent and core AI technology for Apple Intelligence and HomeKit Secure Video. The move would put Apple ahead of rivals like Elon Musk’s xAI, which also eyed the deal, and comes as Apple faces criticism over a sluggish AI rollout. The plan, per CNBC, centers on purchasing the company’s people and tech rather than the entire business; non-joining staff would see salary reductions and be directed to other Apple roles. Investors won’t be fully compensated. Prompt AI’s flagship product, Seemour, adds person/pet/object detection and activity summaries to cameras, potentially complementing HomeKit’s features. If completed, the acqui-hire would mark another accelerant for Apple’s AI push alongside past deals like WhyLabs and Mayday Labs.