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Jolla — the Finnish team behind the privacy-centric Sailfish OS — is stepping back into the smartphone arena with a new Linux phone created through community feedback. Instead of a traditional product launch, Jolla is inviting supporters to help define the hardware and fund early production through a refundable reservation system. And yes, Malaysians can absolutely participate.

Microsoft has quietly rolled out a new optional update for Windows 11, and while the company didn't make much noise about it, the patch addresses a couple of issues that many users have been complaining about for months. From random taskbar disappearances to micro-stutters when launching games, this update tries to smooth out some long-standing frustrations — though it isn't perfect, and a few new bugs have popped up as well.

The internet had a rough morning when countless websites suddenly began throwing "500 Internal Server Error" messages. From small blogs to large enterprise platforms, traffic across the globe was briefly disrupted — all pointing back to Cloudflare, one of the world's biggest internet infrastructure providers.

In late 2025, Cloudflare quietly made history—not for something it built, but for something it stopped. The company revealed that it had detected and mitigated the largest recorded distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack to date, peaking at an astonishing 29.7 terabits per second (Tbps). To put that into perspective, this single attack was powerful enough to overwhelm the entire bandwidth capacity of many countries.

Over the past week, the Windows community has been buzzing with frustration, criticism, and very vocal backlash. And for once, the noise grew loud enough that Microsoft couldn't ignore it.