The open-source OS openEuler is expected to surpass 16 million installations by the end of this year, according to Huawei.

Addressing an operating system conference in Beijing, Huawei executive Yang Chaobin said the relentless pace of AI-driven change in every industry is creating computing needs that exceed what traditional clusters can provide.

He emphasized Huawei’s commitment to fostering a healthy open-source ecosystem by opening its core technologies to industry partners. As a key contribution, the company has provided the open-source Euler community with an operating system plugin that supports supernodes, delivering essential capabilities including unified memory addressing, low-latency heterogeneous computing, and global resource pooling.

The openEuler community, now in its sixth year, reports widespread global adoption with support from 2,100 organizations and a contributor base exceeding 23,000 individuals. The project has also recorded over 5.5 million users.

However, the cumulative user base for the operating system is expected to grow to more than 16 million by the end of 2025.

Major names like AMD, Inspur Cloud, and Digital China have joined the openEuler community this year, propelling its install base to record levels. The operating system is also seeing sustained growth in popularity across China’s industrial sector.

It is widely applied to industries such as the internet, networking, government affairs, finance, public utilities, and energy.

Samsung’s next foldable, the Galaxy Z Trifold, is already turning heads. Get ready for a revolutionary three-part folding design and a more powerful battery..

New reports confirm the Samsung Galaxy Z Trifold will feature a substantial 5600 mAh battery, surpassing the capacity of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. This significant power boost is a direct response to the demands of its unique, multi-panel folding screen, which requires more energy to illuminate a larger surface area.

While the Galaxy Z Fold uses a dual-battery system for its two sections, the Trifold advances this approach. Its third folding panel enables the integration of a third battery. The combined output of these three cells results in a higher total capacity, setting a new benchmark for Samsung’s foldable lineup.

The device’s 10-inch tablet mode requires a robust battery to sustain it. The 5600 mAh unit is that solution, ensuring the Trifold lasts a full day despite its large display. In the context of a 10-inch screen, this capacity is appropriately sized—it meets the need effectively without being overkill.

Galaxy Z Tryfold

Samsung is scheduled to unveil the Galaxy Z Trifold on December 5th. The launch will be phased, commencing with an initial release in select Asian markets such as South Korea and China. A subsequent global rollout to additional countries is planned for a later stage.

Samsung appears to be treating this initial launch as a pilot program to gauge market performance and consumer reception. A successful debut in these key markets could pave the way for a global rollout next year. With its innovative triple-fold design, expansive display, and superior battery, the Galaxy Z Trifold has the potential to redefine the convergence of phones and tablets.

Amid ongoing work on new smartphones, Huawei continues its regular security maintenance by releasing the November 2025 patch details for EMUI and HarmonyOS. The update resolves numerous security vulnerabilities across a variety of eligible devices.

The November 2025 EMUI patch provides a comprehensive security upgrade for Huawei devices. It fixes known issues from the last update and proactively strengthens device defenses against newly emerging threats.

In accordance with the official patch notes, Huawei resolved a total of 18 vulnerabilities in the November 2025 update, comprising 4 high-severity and 14 medium-severity issues. The affected components included system applications and services such as Settings, screen recording, video data processing, the Gallery, calling, and the app lock module.

Besides, it has detected 18 third-party library defects. Thus, users will observe a complete bug-free experience after installing the latest security patch on their handsets.

With the public beta now available for select high-end devices, Huawei is intensifying its development of HarmonyOS 6.0. The full, stable version is anticipated to launch with the flagship Mate 80 smartphones.

The firm will soon release the new security update to its devices. Meanwhile, you can check the security details of the new patch in the section given below.

Huawei

High;

• CVE-2025-58302, CVE-2025-58303, CVE-2025-58306, CVE-2025-58316
• Affected Versions: HarmonyOS 6.0, HarmonyOS 5.1, HarmonyOS 5.0.1, HarmonyOS 4.3.1, HarmonyOS 4.3, HarmonyOS 4.2, HarmonyOS 4.0, HarmonyOS 3.1, HarmonyOS 3.0, HarmonyOS 2.0, EMUI 15, EMUI 14.2, EMUI 14, EMUI 13, EMUI 12

Medium:

• CVE-2025-58304, CVE-2025-58305, CVE-2025-58307, CVE-2025-58308, CVE-2025-58309, CVE-2025-58310, CVE-2025-58311, CVE-2025-58312, CVE-2025-58314, CVE-2025-58315, CVE-2025-64311, CVE-2025-64312, CVE-2025-64313, CVE-2025-58294
• Affected Versions: HarmonyOS 6.0, HarmonyOS 5.1, HarmonyOS 5.0.1, HarmonyOS 4.3.1, HarmonyOS 4.3, HarmonyOS 4.2, HarmonyOS 4.0, HarmonyOS 3.1, HarmonyOS 3.0, HarmonyOS 2.0, EMUI 15, EMUI 14.2, EMUI 14, EMUI 13, EMUI 12

Third-Party Library Defects:

High:

• CVE-2025-0089, CVE-2025-32325, CVE-2025-48523, CVE-2025-48529, CVE-2025-48534, CVE-2025-48542, CVE-2025-48550, CVE-2025-48561, CVE-2025-3212, CVE-2025-48533, CVE-2024-43069, CVE-2025-48563, CVE-2025-38555
• Affected Versions: HarmonyOS 4.3.1, HarmonyOS 4.3, HarmonyOS 4.2, HarmonyOS 4.0, HarmonyOS 3.1, HarmonyOS 3.0, HarmonyOS 2.0, EMUI 15, EMUI 14.2, EMUI 14, EMUI 13, EMUI 12

Medium

• CVE-2025-25277, CVE-2025-38342, CVE-2025-38668, CVE-2025-27809
• Affected Versions: HarmonyOS 5.1, HarmonyOS 5.0.1

Low

• CVE-2025-38617
• Affected Versions: HarmonyOS 6.0, HarmonyOS 5.1, HarmonyOS 5.0.1