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7 ways Nano Banana 2 just got better and faster – how to try Google’s latest image model

Google’s new default model for generating images, Nano Banana 2 offers faster speeds, better text rendering, and higher resolutions than its predecessor.

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ONLYOFFICE 9.3 makes document editing easier than ever

A new version of ONLYFFICE Desktop Editors, a open source office suite for Windows, macOS and Linux, is out with a fresh set of features and tools. ONLYOFFICE 9.3 adds more signature options for PDF forms, multipage view for documents, new solver tools…

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How To Subscribe To News using Thunderbird on Ubuntu

Mozilla Thunderbird is the default email client application on Ubuntu. This powerful application has many features other than email management, and among them is, an RSS feed reader. That means an Ubuntu user can subscribe to any website and blog on th…

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The 4th Snapshot of Ubuntu 26.04 LTS Released!

Ubuntu 26.04 Snapshot 4, the final snapshot release for the next LTS (Long Term Support), was released! The Ubuntu developer team announced the release last night: Hello everyone, I’d like to announce the fourth (and the final!) successful publication of the monthly snapshot – Resolute Snapshot 4. You can find the images on cdimage.ubuntu.com, for […]

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OnlyOffice Desktop Editor 9.3 added Multi-Page View, Markdown Export

OnlyOffice, the free open-source office suite for Linux, Windows, and macOS, released new 9.3 version few days ago for its offline use desktop editors app. The new version introduced long-awaited multipage view feature, allowing to view multiple page documents side-by-side. Simply enable the feature by either going to View -> Multiple Pages, or clicking the […]

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Ubuntu 26.04 Snapshot 4 is now available to download

Canonical’s engineers have announced the fourth and final monthly snapshot of Ubuntu 26.04, ahead of next month’s all important beta release. Ubuntu 26.04 Snapshot 4, like all other monthly snapshots, not a blessed build intended for mainst…

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After weeks of listening to these Fender headphones, I’m still wondering who should buy them

Fender’s first foray into the consumer audio market comes with several connectivity bonuses and a few drawbacks that are hard to ignore.

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Ubuntu 26.04 breaks a sudo tradition older than most of its users

Name: Password feedback in sudo. Age: New, but it’s absence is over 40 years old. Appearance: ********. What’s this about? When you run a command in Ubuntu 26.04 LTS using sudo and enter your password, you now see asteri…

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Ubuntu 26.04 ‘Resolute Raccoon’ default wallpaper unveiled

Ubuntu has unveiled the default wallpaper that will grace millions of screen in the upcoming 26.06 LTS ‘Resolute Raccoon’ release. As is tradition, the new desktop background features mascot artwork in the middle of a rich purple gradient. …

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Linux explores new way of authenticating developers and their code – here’s how it works

Linux kernel maintainers propose a less painful process for identifying developers. See how it can make Linux code safer than ever.

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Armbian 26.02 Arrives with Linux 6.18 LTS and Expanded Board Support

by George Whittaker

The Armbian project has released Armbian 26.02, the latest update to the lightweight Linux distribution designed specifically for ARM and RISC-V single-board comput…

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How the rise of AI-native software could give SMBs enterprise-level power

Just as cloud-native vendors flooded the market a decade ago, we may be on the cusp of a new wave of AI-based applications. Here’s why that could be a very good thing for small businesses.

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FOSS Weekly #26.09: Linux Mint Shortcuts, OpenClaw Alternatives, Ladybird's Rust Move, Super Productivity and More

What One Year of AI Has Already Changed

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Why last year’s LG C5 OLED is the smartest TV buy right now – especially at 50% off

The LG C5 OLED offers stunning picture quality and a sleek, minimalist design for a truly immersive experience. Its latest price is the cherry on top.

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AI Can Now Easily Unmask Your Secret Online Life (Even If You Use a Fake Name)

New study shows smart chatbots can figure out who you really are from just a few posts… and it only costs a couple of dollars.

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CoreCollective is a New Consortium Bringing the Arm Software Ecosystem Under One Roof

The likes of AMD, Canonical, Google, Huawei, Qualcomm, Red Hat, and others are on board.

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How to record an iPhone call (and where and when it’s legal to do so)

Recording calls on your iPhone is easy. Here’s how, and you can even generate a transcript with it.

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Want your Linux looking more like Windows? KDE Plasma makes it easy – here’s how

If you’d like to use Linux, but want to have the good old Windows 11 theme, fear not; with the help of KDE Plasma, you can have that very thing.

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GNOME 50 is a brilliant release – but I had to look twice to see why

This latest (still beta) version of the Linux desktop is faster, smoother, and prettier.

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Typhoon weather app clears up with Qt6 port

The forecast is looking Qt for fans of open-source weather app Typhoon, the latest update to which swaps its creaking GTK3 backend for a lithe Qt 6 one. What’s interesting about this change in Typhoon 1.7.x is that it doesn’t impact the UI …

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