Details (with pictures) about the artificial intelligence capabilities that will be implemented in the One UI 6.1 firmware have been leaked to the Network. A number of functions seem to be copied from Google.

For example, users of Samsung smartphones running One UI 6.1 will be able to generate wallpapers using text queries. It will be possible to specify the subject and background separately, and based on this data, the neural network will create an image. You can add a portrait or weather effects to your lock screen screensaver.

The photo editor integrated into One UI 6.1 uses AI to move objects from one picture to another using a simple drag-and-drop gesture. The editor will also be able to complete the images.

Samsung Notes will feature a feature that is currently available in browsers: the application, upon user request, will analyze a long note and display the gist of it in a few sentences. Samsung Notes will also automatically format handwritten notes after they are converted to text.

One UI 6.1 will be able to translate voice calls in real time from one language to another for both interlocutors.

This is probably not a complete list of AI capabilities in One UI 6.1. According to preliminary data, the first models with One UI 6.1 pre-installed will be the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus and Galaxy S24 Ultra. Samsung will officially demonstrate the AI ​​capabilities of its new flagships on January 8, 2024.

Fossibot, which recently introduced the Fossibot DT2 rugged tablet, announced that it has gone on sale.

The Fossibot DT2 boasts 12GB of LPDDR4X RAM coupled with 256GB of UFS3.0 flash memory. RAM can be expanded up to 20 GB, there is support for memory cards with a capacity of up to 2 TB.

Fossibot DT2 is equipped with an eight-core MediaTek Helio G99 single-chip system and a 22,000 mAh battery that provides more than 75 days of standby time. The tablet’s 66W charger delivers a full charge in 2 hours and 50 minutes—the fastest charging ever for a rugged tablet. After 15 minutes of charging, the DT2 will allow you to watch a two-hour movie.

Fossibot DT2 is equipped with a 32 MP Sony front camera and a 64 MP Samsung main camera. In addition, Fossibot DT2 received a large flashlight with a power of up to 164 lumens. Fossibot DT2 features a 10.4-inch 2K Incell display and four speakers. It runs on the latest Android 13 OS and is equipped with 4G and Wi-Fi 6 modules.

Fossibot DT2 is IP68/IP69K rated and MIL-STD-810H rated. It supports face and fingerprint unlock.

From December 11 to 15, it can be purchased on the official website for $291 or on Aliexpress.

Bosch needs to cut up to 1,500 jobs at its two German plants by 2025 to “adapt workforce levels to changing demand and technology in the automotive sector,” the company said.

The workforce cuts were first reported by weekly trade newspaper Automobilwoche, a sister publication of Automotive News Europe. “Like other companies, we have to adapt,” a Bosch spokesman said in emailed comments. “We see a need to reduce our workforce by 1,500 people in the areas of development, administration and sales at the Feuerbach and Schwieberdingen plants by the end of 2025.”

Bosch said it was trying to achieve this through employee transfers, early retirement or voluntary agreements, adding that the group was in talks with the works council over specific details.

“We are faced with significantly more serious problems than expected at the beginning of the year. Even if we want to maintain employment levels as best as possible with new products and a wide range of training measures, we will have to adapt this to the real situation,” said a Bosch spokesman.

Bosch ranks first on the list of leading global suppliers with annual auto parts sales of $50.46 billion in 2022.