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Xiaomi posted its Q2 report and the results are quite positive, despite a slowing global market due to the ongoin pandemic. Xiaomi managed a total revenue of $7.7b in the three months ending in June, up 3.1% over Q2 of 2019 and up 7.7% over Q1 of 2020.

Profit was $650m, which is 129.8% increase year-over-year and 108% better than in Q1 of 2020. Xiaomi saw a recovery of its sales outside of China - India aside, Xiaomi recorded 120% more daily smartphone activations than in the pre-pandemic January 2020.

Europe played a big part in Xiaomi's positive quarter. Xiaomi shipments in Europe grew by nearly 65% over last year's Q2. Xiaomi was the top smartphone vendor in Spain, second in France and fourth in Germany.

In the Indian market, which was mostly shut down in March as is now slowly recovering, Xiaomi saw a 28% drop in activations. The maker attributed this not to customer demand, but to lowered local production yields.

India traditionally is Xiaomi's biggest market outside of China, but until local manufacturing returns to normal, Xiaomi sales will be limited.

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The Tails project released today the final version of the Tails 4.0 operating system, a major release that introduces numerous enhancements and updated components.

Based on the Debian GNU/Linux 10 "Buster" operating system, Tails 4.0 is here with up-to-date components to keep your online identity hidden from potential attackers. These include the latest TOR Browser 9.0 anonymous web browser, Tor 0.4.1.6 anonymous network client and server, OnionShare 1.3.2 anonymous file sharing tool, MAT 0.9.0 metadata removal tool, and KeePassXC password manager.

Tails 4.0 is also powered by the latest Linux 5.3 kernel series, shipping with Linux kernel 5.3.2 in the live ISO image, which brings better support for newer hardware and many other improvements. On top of that, Tails 4.0 ships with GnuPG 2.2.12, Enigmail 2.0.12, Electrum 3.3.8, Git 2.20.1, LibreOffice 6.1.5, InkScape 0.92.4, GIMP 2.10.8, and Audacity 2.2.2.

The Tails Greeter has received some enhancements in this release as well, especially for non-English users. Among these, we can mention faster language selection, simplified keyboard layouts list, working Formats setting, the ability to open help pages in other languages than English, as well as the ability to prevent additional settings from being applied when clicking on the Cancel or Back buttons.

"To make it easier to select a language, we curated the list of proposed languages by removing the ones that had too little translations to be useful. We also clarified how Chinese is listed by having different entries for simplified and traditional Chinese," reads today's announcement.
"Tails now starts up to 20% faster"

Apart from all the software updates, Tails 4.0 brings numerous under-the-hood improvements to make the live system start with up to 20% faster than previous versions, while requiring about 250MB less RAM. Also, the ISO image is now with 47MB smaller than that of Tails 3.16. Support for Thunderbolt devices has been added as well, and the on-screen keyboard is now easier to use.

Other enhancements include support for USB tethering from iPhone, the ability to display the password of the persistent storage when creating one, support for using the default bookmarks from Tor Browser, and new documentation pages for securely erasing an entire device and backing up persistent volumes. The Home launcher, Scribus app, and default accounts in Pidgin were removed from Tails 4.0.

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