I’ve bought every flagship Google Pixel phone since the first – but 2025 has me reconsidering

The standard Pixel 10 might just be Google’s best kind of problem.

The best antivirus software 2025

Looking for a new antivirus? My tried and tested favorites will improve the security of your desktop PC, laptop, and mobile devices.

My 5 favorite gadgets for students are all under $40 (and why they’re so useful)

These back-to-school tech items are inexpensive, lightweight, and compact.

I switched my TV with a 4K UST projector – and it was a visual upgrade in several ways

While the Formovie Cinema Edge ultra-short-throw projector has a premium price, its impressive performance makes it a worthwhile investment.

This $180 mini projector has no business being this good for the price

The Dangbei N2 mini projector fits in the palm of your hand and couldn’t be easier to set up, but there are some trade-offs for its tiny size.

FOSS Weekly #25.32: AWS Fiasco, AUR Poisoned Again, Ubuntu Manual, Firefox New Tab Customization and More Linux Stuff

Do you really own a digital product? The quick answer is No.

How to upgrade your deadbolt with a smart lock – and the one I recommend most

The Nuki smart lock is packed with features, and it works with your existing deadbolt so you can still use a traditional key.

Windows has a secret recovery tool – here’s how to find it and use it

If your Windows ever has trouble launching, Recovery Drive lets you back up essential system files on an external USB drive to help Windows boot up. Here’s how it works.

Why I no longer recommend pre-built SSDs for Windows PCs – and what you should buy instead

To have more control, flexibility, and potentially save money, you can build your own external SSD. All you need is an enclosure and an M.2 drive.

Linux Mint 22.2 Beta Coming Soon, ISOs Enter Testing

Linux Mint 22.2 beta ISOs are being tested according to information on the distro’s internal testing server. This suggests a public beta is imminent.
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ONLYOFFICE Adds an “AI Agent” to Help You Work “Effortlessly”

Free office suite ONLYOFFICE has been updated with a new AI Agent, preinstalled plugins, and a flurry of fixes. Details on what the agent can do inside.
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Gen AI disillusionment looms, according to Gartner’s 2025 Hype Cycle report

The report lays out the top 4 innovations of 2025, including what’s in and what’s on the way out.

Disney is winding down the Hulu app – here’s what subscribers need to know

Disney also plans to launch a new standalone sports streaming service that’s available without a cable.

The best soundbars of 2025: Expert tested and recommended

We’ve tested the latest and greatest soundbars with features like AirPlay and Dolby Atmos compatibility, ranging from $500 to $2,000 to help you find the best one to complement your TV.

gprofng-gui @ Savannah: gprofng-gui 2.1 released

We are happy to announce the release of GNU gprofng-gui, version 2.1.

This new version includes support for remote profiling.

gprofng GUI is a full-fledged graphical interface for the gprofng

profiler, which is part of the GNU binutils.

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TP-Link’s new Wi-Fi 7 router is a travel-friendly option that won’t break the bank

The latest TP-Link BE3600 router is compact enough to fit in your pocket and connects all your devices to a single Wi-Fi network.

This wall-mounted smart calendar has been a game changer in my home (and it’s $50 off)

In my constant battle to get organized, the 15-inch Skylight Calendar smart display made the biggest difference.

Mesa 25.2 Open-Source Graphics Stack Officially Released, This Is What’s New

Mesa 25.2 open-source graphics stack for Linux is now available for download with numerous new features and improvements for existing graphics drivers, as well as better support for numerous video games.
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Bottles App for Running Linux Finds Funding

Bottles, the go-to app for running Windows software on Linux, just landed surprise funding — right as things looked dire.
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I used Perplexity to make a restaurant reservation – now I’m wondering if Google is holding us back

The newest AI tool connects directly to OpenTable, so you don’t have to navigate between apps or tabs to book tables.