Samsungnew OneUI 7 with update DeX announced that it will discontinue its application for Windows.

DeX was a feature that allowed Galaxy phone users to get a desktop-like experience by mirroring their devices to a PC screen. However, with Samsung’s latest update, DeX support for Windows will end as of One UI 7. Instead, users are encouraged to connect their phones and computers through the “Connect to Windows” feature.

This change is considered as Samsung’s effort to offer a more integrated and flexible solution. The “Connect to Windows” feature is not limited to Samsung devices only, it works with a wider ecosystem. In this way, users can provide a more seamless connection between different devices.

Other Changes: Removal of Third Party Panels

Samsung also plans to remove support for downloading third-party edge panels with One UI 7. This step aims to make the system more stable and faster while simplifying the user interface. However, these changes may impact usual workflows for some users.

Although not much information has been shared about One UI 7 yet, leaks design and indicates that there may be significant changes in properties. New icons and interface improvements aim to improve the user experience. However, the removal of DeX and the end of support for third-party panels may affect some users’ satisfaction with the platform.

It is important for Galaxy users to pay attention to these changes while preparing for the One UI 7 update. DeX app discontinuation may require them to change the way they connect their phone to the PC. Also, if you are using third-party panels, it is worth considering removing this support.

Software developer Codecks in order to expand the project management tool it offers for game developers and to enable more developers to effectively track their workloads. 1 million euros received new financing.

The majority of this funding provided to Codecks was provided by Polaris Quest, which provided 700 thousand euros of grant support under the Creative Europe Media program. With this investment, the company plans to hire more staff, improve its existing features and add new features. It also aims to make the tool “accessible to as many teams as possible, regardless of their size and budget.”

Founded in 2019, Codecks uses a card-based system to help game developers manage their projects, measure progress, and plan milestones. The platform is actively used by leading gaming companies such as Unity, 505 Games and Devolver Digital. Working with a subscription model, Codecks offers price options ranging from free to 15 euros per month and gradually gives its users access to more features.

“We are committed to helping game developers make games that are both effective and enjoyable,” Riad Djemili, one of the co-founders, said in the press release. “This grant opens doors for us to significantly improve and expand Codecks, strengthening the tools we offer and creating new ones, making project management as fun and efficient as possible.”

“With this grant, we are empowered to expand on this vision with features that make Codecks more valuable to every team member, no matter where they are in the world, no matter what their project is,” added fellow co-founder Daniel Berndt.

Among the goals outlined in Codecks’ latest blog is to improve the overall development of users’ projects by 2025. to see It offers new features, including a renewed and separate Vision Board that will provide The company describes the upcoming iteration as a “skill tree, but for your game,” which will allow users to manage their projects in a more visual and interactive way.