Technology 9/24: Windows 10 officially stops updating from October 14

Windows 10 officially stops updating from October 14

Microsoft will stop all updates for the Windows 10 operating system from October 14, 2025, leaving about 400 million computers that cannot upgrade to Windows 11 at risk of cyberattacks.

According to Consumer Reports, there are currently about 650 million people worldwide still using Windows 10.

Windows 10 will stop supporting users on October 14, 2025. (Source: Cbpnow)

Although the company offers a one-year security extension for $30, many consumer organizations in the US and Europe have protested because of the lack of backward compatibility and the waste of electronics. Experts recommend that users consider switching to another operating system such as Linux to protect their devices in the long term.

Google: 90% of tech industry employees have used AI at work

A new study from Google DORA found that 90% of tech workers now use artificial intelligence in their work, up from 76% last year. AI is widely used in writing and editing code, but trust levels are still divided: Only 20% of survey respondents have complete confidence in the quality of code generated by AI.

Meanwhile, the job market for new software engineers is struggling, with unemployment rates higher than in the art history industry. Google and rivals like Microsoft, OpenAI, and Replit are racing to develop AI programming tools as the technology becomes increasingly integrated into the software development process.

Rokid launches smart glasses, light 49 grams

Rokid has just launched a smart glasses model with an ultra-light design of only 49g, using a two-eye microLED screen to reduce fatigue and display clearly even in strong light.

Rokid's intuitive user interface looks much sharper in person. (Source: Engadget)

The device integrates a 12MP camera, 5 microphones, a mini speaker and a Qualcomm AR1 chip that supports ChatGPT for translation, voice notes and AI image description. Although it does not support livestreaming like Meta Ray-Ban, Rokid still impresses with its ability to record, play music and display notifications directly on the glasses.

Rokid glasses start at $549, which is cheaper than the Meta Ray-Ban Displays ($800).

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