Last week, Microsoft released the traditional monthly “updates on Tuesdays” (Patch Tuesday) for its operating system. According to feedback from users who installed the update on their PCs, the Windows 11 update was not without problems.

As users began to complain on social networks and on forums, the update can slow down SSDs and other boot drives, reduce download speeds, and so on.

For example, in a Reddit thread, user mesp21 says his NVMe SSD has more than halved its speed, from a nominal 7,000 MB/s to 3,000 MB/s. After removing the update, the speed returned to its previous values.

This post has received quite a bit of replies, with other users confirming that they are experiencing similar issues. Panellists also noted that game loading times were “noticeably” slower, and that there were “stutters” after the patch was installed on Tuesday.

Another user, Mrbigdog99, shared a screenshot showing CrystalDiskMark test results before and after the update, showing a significant slowdown:

The Redmi Note 12S will soon expand its range outside of China with the new Redmi Note 12S, according to source Mukul Sharma, this model has already been put into production at enterprises in Europe and Eurasia. An insider is waiting for the official premiere of the phone in the next couple of months.

Meanwhile, the web already has a preliminary list of characteristics of Redmi Note 12S. The device is credited with a 6.43-inch AMOLED screen with a frame rate of 90 Hz, a MediaTek Helio G96 platform (the same as Redmi Note 11S), up to 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of flash memory, a 5000 mAh battery with power charging support 67 W. The device will be running MIUI 14.

Mukul Sharma previously accurately revealed the specifications of Samsung W20 5G, Xiaomi 12S, Xiaomi 13 release date.

Introduced a child car seat that was created by Frank Stephenson Design in collaboration with Babyark, an innovative baby safety technology company. Its design is inspired by the egg.

The child seat is constructed with a carbon fiber frame and military-grade energy-absorbing technology that sets it apart from virtually all other child seats on the market. It also includes the SafeCoil steel-based cushioning system that gently slows the seat forward during an accident. An advanced side impact protection system has also been implemented.

Another addition to the safety of the child seat is a set of 14 sensors in the base that constantly monitor a wide range of parameters, such as whether the seat is correctly installed, and can also tell the owner if the child is properly secured. Accelerometers and gyroscopes can also register the force of any collision and notify users when the seat can be reused.

After working in the automotive industry, I always wanted to go beyond the simple design of car shapes. Safety standards and design in the industry have changed significantly, and yet we easily neglect the technology needed to keep children safe. Babyark’s breakthrough business approach and its open design, inspired by the protective forms of nature around us, aims to embrace passengers and provide safety and luxury for users.

Frank Stephenson