Muhammad Qasim

6 days ago | appuals.com | Muhammad Qasim

Apple is expected to announce at WWDC that it will rename all of its major operating systems, shifting to a release year–based numbering system moving forward. For macOS in particular, the company selects a specific name, and this year, it is reported that the new Mac update will be called “macOS Tahoe.“Bloomberg reporter, Mark Gurman has stated that the next update will be named after Lake Tahoe in California.

1 week ago | appuals.com | Muhammad Qasim

Samsung Foundry’s disappointing run of 3nm yields continues, as the company has yet again failed to meet expectations for its SF3 process node. Despite being one of the earliest to mass-produce 3nm chips, Samsung has struggled to achieve competitive yields for nearly three years now. According to South Korean outlet Chosun Biz, Samsung’s 3nm yields are hovering around 50% for its 3nm process.

1 week ago | appuals.com | Muhammad Qasim

For the past year or so, Honor’s marketing strategy has consistently revolved around comparing itself to Samsung. The company has used the Korean tech giant as a benchmark, even going so far as to engrave a 166-word ‘mock’ statement on the hinge of the Honor V3. Now, as part of the marketing campaign for its new Honor 400 series, the company has essentially “mocked” Samsung for keeping a consistent design face for its Galaxy lineup.

1 week ago | appuals.com | Muhammad Qasim

Ahead of what is rumored to be its largest software redesign in recent times, Apple is looking to rename all of its operating systems, merely as part of adopting a new “year-based” convention. Now, instead of incrementing the version number, the company will label them by release year. In a new report, Mark Gurman has stated that Apple will be streamlining its approach to naming its operating systems.

2 weeks ago | appuals.com | Muhammad Qasim

Windows has shipped with native ZIP support since Windows XP (2001). However, native support for additional formats such as RAR, 7-Zip, and TAR only arrived in Windows 11 Insider Build 23466/23H2 via the open-source libarchive library. If you are on Windows 10 or an earlier release of Windows 11, you will still need third-party tools (e.g., WinRAR or 7-Zip) to handle those formats. Quick Reference: Which Tool Opens Which Format?