Samsung began rolling out stable One UI 9 to older Samsung Galaxy phones in October 2026, and I installed it on an S24 Ultra to see if it lives up to what the S26 offers. I expected a version upgrade and not much else, since older Galaxy phones don’t usually get the newest features. Surprisingly, … [Read more…]
What to Check in Your Platform Before December 31, 2026 Fig 3: Controlled Prescribing Compliance Essentials We built a HIPAA-compliant telemedicine platform end-to-end in 21 days for a client earlier this year, full video, scheduling, and e-prescribing stack from a blank repo. The fastest part of that build was the video layer. The part that … [Read more…]
When it comes to Android Auto, I have always believed that a few thoughtful tweaks can make a world of difference. However, not every feature deserves to be switched off. Some Android settings are essential for keeping Android Auto reliable, responsive, and convenient on the road. Disable the wrong ones, and you might face unexpected … [Read more…]
CXOtoday features Mindbowser Founder and CEO Ayush Jain among six healthtech leaders addressing healthcare AI’s data challenges. The article highlights Mindbowser’s work in EHR integration, FHIR and HL7 interoperability, and healthcare data exchange. It explores how connecting fragmented clinical systems can create reliable data foundations for AI adoption and support more effective digital healthcare solutions. … [Read more…]
Google has extended the Pixel 9’s free access to the Satellite SOS feature, pushing back the date when people would have to start paying for it. This is great news for owners of Pixel 9 phones, because it means they get another year of a potentially life-saving tool. While Satellite SOS may not be something … [Read more…]
Artificial Intelligence is quickly becoming part of everyday software development. Developers now use AI tools to generate code, write tests, refactor legacy systems, analyze data, summarize clinical information, and speed up routine tasks that once took hours. For many teams, AI has turned into a daily companion, something that sits in the editor, the terminal, … [Read more…]
I get why free Android apps use ads. Developers have to earn money somehow, and ads let them offer features without everyone paying upfront. But I can only put up with so much advertising. Some apps make even simple things hard because of promo screens, subscription pop-ups, or ads that break my focus. I know … [Read more…]
Is Epic Secure Chat Discoverable in Litigation? Fig 3: Epic Secure Chat Governance: MRN-Linked vs Non-MRN-Linked Messages For legal and compliance teams, this is the sharper version of the monitoring question. And the answer is: it depends on whether the message is MRN-linked. MRN-linked Secure Chat messages are part of the patient record under HIPAA’s … [Read more…]
One enterprising Redditor has discovered how to get Google Assistant back, even after Google officially shut it down last month. This shows that although Google has patched Google Assistant out of its operating system, the servers are still live. So, this is great news for anyone who prefers using Google Assistant to the much chattier … [Read more…]
A small redirect bug, three services, and why startsWith is not a security check. Single sign-on flows usually end the same way: the user logs in, and the identity provider sends them back to the app that asked, along with a session. The URL they’re sent back to is often just a query parameter. In … [Read more…]