Brian Fagioli 
Elon Musk says America needs a new political party, and he’s launching one right on his own platform. But if you think tech billionaires and digital tribalism are already hurting democracy, adding another party to the pile might not be the answer.
Ingram Micro confirms a ransomware attack and service disruption in 2025. The company says no customer data was exposed and recovery is underway.
The reMarkable paper tablet now integrates with Slack, allowing users to instantly share handwritten notes and sketches directly into team channels. This update bridges focused thinking and real-time collaboration, boosting productivity without added friction.
qBittorrent 5.1.2 patches security flaws and repeats the same FossHub download headache seen with 5.1.1
Linux Kamarada 15.6 builds on openSUSE Leap with a smoother GNOME 45 desktop, built-in phone syncing, and a powerful set of utilities that make it ideal for beginners and everyday desktop users.
With AI-generated content flooding the internet, it’s time for consumers to have a clear choice. Just as we demand certified organic food, we should be able to choose content that’s certified AI free and made entirely by humans.
digiKam 8.7.0 introduces smarter face tagging, AI-based auto-rotation, and GPU acceleration for Linux, Windows, and macOS users
As Microsoft lays off real people and pours billions into AI, an Xbox exec suggests ChatGPT can help workers process their pain. Welcome to the age of empathy as a service.
iFixit just gave the Fairphone 6 a perfect 10 out of 10 for repairability. That might not be surprising given its focus on sustainability, but in a world full of glued-shut phones, it’s still rare. This is a modern Android device that respects your right to fix it.
WinUAE 6.0.0 rewrites its custom chipset emulation from the ground up, bringing better accuracy, smarter hardware support, and tons of tweaks for serious Amiga fans.
Transcend has launched the MTE260S, a PCIe Gen5 SSD offering read speeds up to 14000MB/s and a slim graphene heatsink for thermal control. Available in up to 2TB, the M.2 2280 drive targets gamers, creators, and AI users seeking faster performance and improved efficiency.
A UC Davis study found the Wells Fargo scandal helped drive consumers toward fintech mortgage lenders, showing trust matters more than interest rates.