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.
Google has open sourced its Zero Knowledge Proof library to support private digital ID development and help meet EU regulations.
Thunderbird 140.0 rolls out with new notification actions, cleaner UI, and dozens of bug fixes across Linux, Windows, and macOS. It’s a quiet but powerful update for the beloved email client.
This Independence Day, celebrate more than just America’s freedom — take back control of your computer by exploring Linux as a real alternative to Windows.
HONOR has unveiled the Magic V5, its thinnest and lightest foldable phone yet, powered by a 6100mAh silicon-carbon battery, Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, and AI-driven MagicOS 9.0.1 with enhanced YOYO assistant features.
Vivaldi 7.5 is now available with colorful tab stacks, DNS over HTTPS, and a smoother user experience. The update works across platforms including Linux and brings more control to your daily browsing.
HighPoint’s RocketStor 8631CW and 8531AW deliver full Gen5 and Gen4 PCIe x16 bandwidth to external GPUs like the RTX5090, making them ideal for Linux workstations and rackmount servers.
Grammarly is acquiring Superhuman to push deeper into AI-powered productivity, turning email into a central platform for intelligent writing agents. While the deal makes strategic sense, not everyone is ready to trust Grammarly with their words — myself included.