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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 | Hamza Anwar

Flickering in Marvel Rivals is a common issue that can result from rendering pipeline conflicts, particularly when system-level graphics features are enabled. Reports from users across various hardware setups—regardless of GPU model or SSD speed—suggest that the problem may stem from how the game handles frame pacing and synchronization with features like G-Sync or Variable Refresh Rate (VRR). This guide outlines effective methods to resolve flickering.

1 week ago | appuals.com | Hamza Anwar

If the spell checker isn’t working in Microsoft Word (Microsoft 365 or 2016 and later), it might be because the settings are configured to ignore spelling and grammatical errors. A common cause is the “Do not check spelling or grammar” option being enabled for the document or specific text, especially after copying content from another document or external source. To fix the issue, you’ll need to verify and adjust proofing, language, and document-specific settings.

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 | Abdullah Iqbal

When Quick Assist displays the error “We ended the connection because the minimum security requirements were not met“ (also logged as “Quick Assist session ended – minimum security requirements not met”), it typically indicates that the connection attempt failed due to a network or system configuration that does not meet Microsoft’s current security standards.