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Microsoft won’t send you SMS texts for login anymore – why it’s pushing passkeys instead

Text messages are a weak, vulnerable way to authenticate account logins. Soon, you’ll have to switch to one of these safer, more secure methods.

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Warp's Oz Platform Can Now Run Claude Code and Codex Alongside Its Own Agent

The devs have also rolled out automatic multi-agent coordination and expanded self-hosting options.

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FOSS Weekly #26.21: Microsoft's Distro, Bitwarden Drama, Adobe on Linux, New Email Client and More

Fedora no longer trusts on AI … or so it seems for now.

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6 pet deals you don’t want to miss this Memorial Day weekend, including robot litter boxes

I have two cats. These are the pet tech products I own and recommend or plan to buy while these Memorial Day deals last.

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Solid-state vs. graphene heat dissipation: Why my portable battery of choice is easy

The Momax Q.Mag X is one of the more reliable wireless battery packs I’ve tried, thanks to its enhanced heat dissipation.

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Google’s AI features just got more confusing

Google’s new Gemini features sound useful, if you can remember their names and where to find them.

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HPLIP 3.26.4 Released with Many New HP Printers Support

HPLIP, the HP developed free open-source drivers for HP’s inkjet and laser printers, released new 3.26.4 one day ago. The new version of this HP Linux Printing and Imaging System added many new printers support, fixed few security vulnerabilities, but no new distributions support for its official installer. New printers support in HPLIP 3.26.4 include: […]

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Rust Could Eliminate 80% of Linux Kernel CVEs!

Linux’s stable maintainer is betting on a new Rust type to address a class of bugs C has never been able to fully prevent.

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I tested Motorola’s $1,500 Razr Ultra, and it’s so close to being my dream flip phone

The 2026 Razr Ultra delivers major hardware upgrades while maintaining the same stylish design it’s known for. Too bad it’s overpriced.

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The Flipper One is the Linux cyberdeck I wish my Raspberry Pi could be

If you love your Flipper Zero, you’re really going to dig the new Flipper On, which runs on Linux and can do so much more.

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I talked to homeowners considering a battery backup – these are their biggest questions

Home batteries are a significant investment, but price is not always the biggest hurdle.

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Every preorder offer on the new Fitbit Air – where to save and score free accessories

The new Fitbit Air is available to preorder now. Here’s where and how you can snag deals before it’s released next week.

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We never travel without these useful gadgets – here’s why

Traveling soon? Scoop up these nifty gadgets ahead of summer travels – and some are on sale for Memorial Day.

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7 interesting Father’s Day gifts and gadgets (that will arrive before Sunday)

Father’s Day is this weekend, and we found the most useful items your father figure will appreciate, based on our testing.

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GNU Taler news: New GNU Taler integration in be-BOP

A new GNU Taler integration is now officially available: be-BOP.

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Ubuntu Core 26 cuts OTA update size, enables ARM64 Livepatch

Canonical has released Ubuntu Core 26, a new long-term support (LTS) version of its immutable, snap-based OS. Among the changes Ubuntu Core 26 brings is smaller over-the-air updates, with download sizes reduced by up to 90% for most snaps thanks to a n…

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AI Flooding the Linux Kernel Security Mailing List

AI is giving Linus Torvalds a headache, but not in the way you might think.

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Linus Torvalds on the AI claim that makes him angry, and what security researchers should never do

Why Linux’s creator sees AI as a double-edged sword for programmers.

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You can get $1,500 off Samsung’s 85-inch Frame Pro TV – but hurry

For today only, when you order directly from Samsung, you can save $1,500 on the 85-inch Frame Pro TV.

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Your old Kindle tablet may have lost update support – but it can still be highly useful (for free)

Amazon just ended support for these Kindle ereaders and Fire tablets, making them unable to access the Kindle Store.

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