Samsung Galaxy S25 Brings Qi2 Charging with a Catch, JetBrains Introduces 'Agentic' AI

As announced at Galaxy Unpacked 2025 Samsung unveiled the Samsung Galaxy S25. It brings Qi2 wireless charging capability to all three phones yet introduces unexpected limitations. According to Samsung, the S25 is Qi2 in every way except one.

The S25 model from Samsung doesn’t include the signature magnetic ring which normally anchors the wireless charging feature inside phones. The magnetic field components that comprise these phones are positioned in approved Galaxy S25 phone cases now.

Samsung Galaxy S25 to Feature Qi2 Charging—With a Major Drawback

The basic concept behind Qi2 Ready phone deployment is that it supports all Qi2 protocol benefits without magnet components. However needs special approved cases for magnetic functionality.

The implementation of magnetic support happens through devices that secure approval from “specially approved cases.” Phone manufacturers have launched their own branded case makers as part of the multitude who already make official accessories for the market. According to available information from the WPC, these authorized options are available.

As reported in Tomsguide the Qi2 wireless charging system introduces an adaptive power adjustment method. Unlike Qi1 systems the charger communicates with the phone to regulate the amount of power transferred instead of providing a fixed power level.

The function parallels wired adaptive charging as your phone regulates the recharge speed enabling it to resist lengthy periods of stagnant battery at 100%. Magnetic charging controls both the speed of charging interactions and protects against temperature buildup.

Every Galaxy S25 owner should gain access to wireless control adaptation costs alongside adaptive charging capabilities independent of Qi2-approved case ownership. Magnetic accessories form the basis of reasons why you need a Qi2 magnetic case. It includes magnetic mounts tripods and various grips. When your phone and charger are equipped with magnets the charging coils automatically maintain optimal alignment.

The precise alignment between charging coils results in faster charging capability and improved power management which delivers optimal performance for your phone system and prolongs battery life.

The alignment of magnetic components in wireless charging with Qi1 might not provide your device with its best wireless charging performance each time. But that is the way it is. You must purchase magnetic cases from the Samsung store if you want to use the magnetic capability which these cases cost half their initial price during the promotional period. Each official case costs $30 though you can find them on sale at the reduced price of $15.

JetBrains Unveils ‘Agentic’ AI to Streamline Coding Tasks

An integrated development environment company JetBrains has announced an advanced Artificial Intelligence agent which provides extensive assistance to software developers. We received information about Junie as an agent system with multiple components constructed from public LLMs.

The platform allows coding generation while simultaneously running code inspections together with automated test writing and real-time verification of test results.

According to Andrew Zakonov who leads Junie product development at JetBrains. The application provides seamless developer experiences because it deeply integrates with the JetBrains IntelliJ platform.

But Junie goes far beyond a user-friendly interface. Instead of being stand-alone Junie taps into the features of your software development environment to help you understand your projects better while letting you run tests and automated checks for syntax semantics and other IDE features.

These JetBrains solutions operate independently of each other as different AI-powered products. The two platforms will exist separately to fulfil unique requirements per JetBrains. Junie provides its users with access to IDE functionality supplementing simple integration capabilities. The system effectively manages advanced processes alongside effective real-time collaboration maintaining suitable execution speeds.

We devote substantial financial resources toward extensive performance testing and enhancements for the languages that Junie supports at present which include Java, Kotlin, and Python and the system will gain support for additional languages soon according to Zakonov. Different configurations run Junie including several external large language models according to Zakonov.

Anthropic and Open AI and the IntelliJ IDEs algorithms

As reported in the new stack Zakonov said they dedicate themselves to utilizing the superior model. It extracts the highest possible value from each distinct model they use. Due to its dependence on public LLMs from Anthropic and Open AI and the IntelliJ IDEs algorithms Junie functions as a complex disruptive system.

The coded algorithms run autonomously for their assigned tasks according to Zakonov in his statement. Based on SWEBench Verified’s curated benchmark of 500 developer tasks Junie demonstrates a problem-solving capability of 53.6% on each single attempt according to Zakonov’s report.

It raises a question, though: During 46% of coding sessions Junie fails to resolve the task on its initial attempt. Working with a person who could understand instructions correctly on only 46% of tasks would be utterly impractical.

Through its programmed capability to interpret project contexts. Junie can learn your personal coding tendencies according to Zakonov in his post. The platform “Junie” implements specific coding rules that enhance its functionality to support your programming design language. By adapting to any coding style Junie improves code quality while giving you full control over its task execution so you can rely on it as a dependable team member.

The AI assistant operates on OS X and Linux system versions. The platform exists at present as an early access program stage for the IDEA Ultimate and PyCharm Professional IDEs. JetBrains intends to expand support to WebStorm IDE soon.