Abstract: Disclosed are a female connector, a male connector, and a connection device. The female connector is coupled to the male connector for connecting the first article to the second article. A pair of elastic walls of the female connector can elastically deform outward when the elastic walls are pressed outward by a head portion of the male connector inserted downward, so that the pair of abutting ends allow the head portion to pass between the pair of abutting ends, and can abut against a abutting portion of the male connector after the head portion has passed between a pair of abutting ends of the elastic walls so as to prevent the head portion from being pulled out upward. The way provided by the present disclosure is beneficial to improving the service life of the male connector of the connection device.

Abstract: A to-be-projected data processing method, an electronic device, and a storage medium, that relate to the field of screen projection technologies. During screen projection, when it is identified that a current scenario is a specific screen projection scenario (for example, a scenario of in-vehicle infotainment screen projection), and a subscribed application corresponding to the specific screen projection scenario is displayed in a foreground of a screen projection destination end, a frame of image in to-be-projected data may be determined. When the frame of image meets a frame discarding condition, the frame of image may be discarded and does not need to be transmitted.

Abstract: A modular microcode (uCode) patch method to support runtime persistent update and associated apparatus. The method enables BIOS uCode patches to be received during platform runtime operations and written to first and second uCode extension regions as uCode images for a firmware device layout that further includes a uCode base region in which a current uCode image is stored. Following a platform reset, the first and second uCode extension regions are inspected to determine if one or more valid and newer uCode images (than the current uCode image) are present. If so, the newest uCode image is booted rather than the current uCode image. Following a successful boot, the newest uCode image is copied to the uCode base region to sync-up the current uCode image to the newest version. In one aspect, received uCode images are written to the first and second uCode extension regions in an alternating manner to support roll-back.