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Samsung Galaxy Book 6 Pro review: The smarter buy for professionals on a budget

With the latest Panther Lake chipset and 20-hour battery, the Galaxy Book 6 Pro is well-balanced and keeps up with the pros.

MacBook Neo vs. MacBook Air: How I’m deciding between Apple’s entry-level laptops

The MacBook Neo and 13-inch Air may look similar at first glance, but key differences emerge on closer inspection. Here’s how to choose between them.

Your next Oura Ring might support voice and hand gesture controls – this acquisition is proof

Oura just acquired an AI-driven gesture recognition company – here’s what it could mean for upcoming wearables.

Nothing Headphone (a) review: The superior option for design and button enthusiasts

The Nothing Headphone (a) are here, and beyond their distinctive design, they offer fantastic battery life and value for the price.

New GPT-5.4 clobbers humans on pro-level work in OpenAI’s tests – by 83%

GPT-5.4 is also more reliable, producing 18% fewer errors and 33% fewer false claims than GPT-5.2, according to OpenAI.

Should you leave your TV unplugged overnight? Not when there’s an easier way to save electricity

Leveraging this built-in software feature should get you similar results with less effort.

The average tax scam victim loses $1,020 – here are 5 ways to protect yourself now

Even savvy people can fall victim to tax scams. Here are five ways to protect yourself before it’s too late.

Roku just made browsing its free live TV channels so much easier – how the ‘Search’ button works

It’s now easier than ever to find something specific on Roku’s hundreds of TV channels, thanks to a software tweak.

Intel Expands Linux Graphics Team to Boost Drivers and Gaming Support

by George Whittaker

Intel is once again investing in Linux development. The company has recently posted several job openings aimed at strengthening its Linux graphics driver and GPU so…

Verizon will give you the new iPhone 17e for free – no trade-in required

Right now at Verizon, new and current customers can get the new iPhone 17e for free when you switch or add a new line to any Unlimited mobile plan. Here’s what to know.

FOSS Weekly #26.10: Age Verification in Linux, systemd Troubleshooting Tools, Graphene Phone, Longer Linux LTS Kernels and More

Age verification is the new pandemic.

Linux Foundation Reports that Open Source Delivers Better ROI

In a report that may surprise no one in the Linux community, the Linux Foundation found that businesses are finding a 5X return on investment with open source software.

Good News! EA Is Expanding Its Anti-Cheat to ARM64, and Linux Could Be Next

Javelin, their kernel-level anti-cheat solution, might be heading to Linux.

Forget iPhone 17e: Nothing’s Phone 4a Pro costs less and looks a whole lot better

The Phone 4a series brings fun and thoughtful design, plus camera upgrades and seriously useful features, to Nothing’s lineup.

Apple wasn’t at the world’s biggest Android show – but its influence was all I could see

From design influences to software featuers to how the event was filmed, here’s how Apple left its mark at MWC 2026 without even trying.

Lenovo ThinkPad vs. Apple MacBook: Which is the better laptop for you?

The PC vs. Mac debate might never be solved, but how does the ThinkPad compare to the MacBook?

AT&T will sell you the iPhone 17e for just $6 a month – how to qualify for the deal

Apple’s most affordable phone got a refresh with the new iPhone 17e, and you can save big when you preorder at AT&T.

The biggest AI threats come from within – 12 ways to defend your organization

The gravest AI-powered threat to your cybersecurity isn’t coming from external hackers. Review these strategic recommendations for handling the risks from within.

3 Must-Have Break Apps for Linux Users (If You Work 8–9 Hours a Day)

The post 3 Must-Have Break Apps for Linux Users (If You Work 8–9 Hours a Day) first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .In this article, you will discover 3 excellent break reminder apps for Linux that help prevent RSI, eye strain, a…

KeePass Released 2.61 with One-Time Password & Other Improvements

KeePass password safe released new 2.61 version on Wednesday. Here are what’s new and PPA package for Ubuntu users. KeePass 2.61 is the first release of this free open-source cross-platform password manager (through Mono) in 2026. It improved One-Time Password (OTP) support with new options and few fixes. When pasting a shared secret in the […]