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How to decide between Linux and MacOS – if you’re ready to ditch Windows

I’ve used both Linux and MacOS for years. But if you have to decide between them, ask yourself these seven simple questions.

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Your Android phone just got a big Bluetooth upgrade for free – what’s new

Auracast is coming to more phones, including Pixel and Samsung devices. Check here to see if your model is supported.

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Your Android phone just got 3 useful upgrades for free (Samsung models included)

Google’s September update for Android phones brings an upgraded Emoji Kitchen, a revamped Quick Share, and more.

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Ready to ditch Windows 10? I debunked 7 Linux myths so you can switch with confidence

No, Linux isn’t ugly. Let’s bust this and several other myths that might keep you from adopting it as a Windows 10 replacement.

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Warp (AI Coding Tool) Adds New ‘Prompt to Production’ Features

Warp, the Agentic Development Environment, for Windows, macOS and Linux has launched a suite of new features to improve prompt-based coding.
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GIMP 3.1.4 Released! Link Layers, Vector Layers & MyPaint Brushes 2

GIMP 3.1.4, the second development release for next major 3.2, was released few days ago! The new release of this popular image editor introduced some exciting new features, including link layers, vector layers, MyPaint brushes version 2, and more. First, by using File -> Open as Link Layer… or press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+O on keyboard, user can […]

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New to Linux? 5 desktop environments I recommend you try first – and why

Choosing the right desktop environment can make or break your Linux experience. Here’s the best options for new users.

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My 5 simple tricks to extend iPhone battery life when traveling (including older models)

Preventing your iPhone from running out of juice when you’re on the go all day is a challenge. Here’s what I do to keep mine powered on.

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Google’s NotebookLM now lets you customize your AI podcasts in tone and length

The viral tool’s newest feature converts your information into more digestible podcasts, a productivity game-changer.

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This is my new favorite way to run Windows apps on my Linux PC – how it works

Winboat is still in beta and tricky to set up, but it’s seriously impressive.

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I tried using a 25-inch Android tablet for a week – here’s my buying advice now

If you’re looking for a versatile big-screen tablet, KTC’s 25-inch touchscreen display has a built-in Android OS for work, fun, and entertainment.

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I’m ditching passwords for passkeys for one reason – and it’s not what you think

Passkeys promise to replace passwords. The reality is far more confusing. But you should move to them anyway. Here’s why,

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5 ways to fill the AI skills gap in your business

Over half of leaders said their business has an AI skills shortage. Finding and developing AI talent is tough, but not impossible. Here’s how.

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PayPal and Venmo users get free year of Perplexity Pro and Comet AI browser

Want to save $200 and get early access to Perplexity’s much-anticipated AI-enabled browser? Here’s what you need to do.

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Your next job interviewer could be an AI agent – here’s why that’s a good thing

AI interviews could bring companies higher-quality matches, according to a study from the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business.

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Why shadow AI could be the secret to fixing your company’s failing AI projects

Most enterprise AI pilots fail due to flawed short-term strategies focused on cost-cutting. Here’s how business leaders can build AI readiness and long-term value.

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LanguageTool and Eloquent: Two Grammar Checkers for Your Linux Machines

Looking for ways to catch errors in your writing? LanguageTool and Eloquent offer simple solutions with no fuss.
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My favorite E Ink tablet just got an ultraportable successor – with upgrades in several ways

ReMarkable’s latest Paper Pro Move tablet has the same satisfying writing experience, but in a compact (nearly pocket-sized) form factor.

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Google gets off easy in the most significant monopoly case since Microsoft trial

The results are not nearly what the Justice Department has asked for.

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NVIDIA 580.82.07 Added Smooth Motion for RTX 40 Series GPUs

For NVIDIA users with GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs (e.g., 4060, 4090), it finally supports Smooth Motion frame generation for better gaming performance in Linux. NVIDIA Smooth Motion is a feature designed for games without native DLSS support. It uses AI to generate additional frames between two rendered frames for overall smoothness of game-play. The […]

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