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Reolink Elite Floodlight WiFi puts 4K eyes on your driveway without a subscription

July 24, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
Reolink spotlight camera

Reolink’s Elite Floodlight WiFi combines a 180-degree 4K view, local AI video search, bright floodlighting, and privacy-minded storage to protect homes without monthly fees.

Categories Smart home Tags 4K camera, AI video search, dual lens camera, floodlight camera, home security, Reolink, Reolink Elite Floodlight WiFi, security camera, smart home

Brave browser blocks Microsoft Recall to protect user privacy

July 23, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
Brave browser lion mascot holding a stop sign in front of the Microsoft logo on a blue background.

Brave is the first major browser to block Microsoft Recall by default, shielding all browsing activity from being logged in Windows.

Categories Privacy Tags AI surveillance, Brave, Brave browser, browser privacy, Chromium, Microsoft, Recall, screenshot logging, Signal, Windows 11

Liberty Link brings free internet to Bronx and Manhattan housing, and it’s long overdue

July 23, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
Mayor Adams Wi Fi

Liberty Link is bringing free, fiber internet to low-income New Yorkers in the Bronx and Upper Manhattan. It’s long overdue.

Categories Government Tags affordable housing, broadband, digital equity, free internet, HPD, Liberty Link, Mayor Eric Adams, New York City, NYPL, Section 8

GitHub Spark lets Microsoft Copilot Pro+ users build full-stack apps from natural language

July 23, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
github spark copilot pro plus preview

GitHub Spark lets Copilot Pro Plus users build full-stack apps using natural language, skipping setup and speeding up deployment.

Categories Developer, Artificial Intelligence, Microsoft Tags AI apps, Claude Sonnet 4, Copilot, Copilot Pro Plus, full stack, GitHub, GitHub Actions, natural language, Open Source, Spark

Proton Lumo open source AI assistant keeps your data private

July 23, 2025July 23, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
Lumo

Proton’s new AI assistant Lumo keeps chats private with no logging or training on your inputs. Try it free without an account.

Categories Artificial Intelligence Tags AI assistant, encrypted chat, ghost mode, Lumo, Open Source, privacy, Proton, Proton Mail, secure AI, zero logging

OPNsense 25.7 Visionary Viper is the open source firewall upgrade power users have been waiting for

July 23, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
Visionary viper

The new OPNsense 25.7 Visionary Viper release brings serious upgrades for firewall users. Expect better onboarding, stronger backups, and modular security tools.

Categories Open source Tags cybersecurity, Deciso, firewall, FreeBSD, Linux, Open Source, OPNsense, sysadmin, Visionary Viper, VPN

Trump AI plan aims to flood allies with American tech while banning woke bots

July 23, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
ai american flag data center

Trump’s AI strategy promotes exports and ideological control while fast-tracking data centers and military adoption.

Categories Artificial Intelligence Tags AI Action Plan, artificial intelligence, China, data centers, export control, military AI, Open Source, Trump, White House, woke bots

Liya Linux 2.4 dares Windows 10 users to switch

July 23, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
liya linux 24 shravya windows 10 alternative

Liya Linux 2.4 Shravya cuts legacy CPU support and adds new performance tools. If you’re done with Windows 10, this lightweight Linux distro is ready for you.

Categories Linux Tags clean install, Linux distro, linux-xanmod, Liya Linux, Open Source, Saanvi, Shravya, Windows 10 alternative, x86_64-v3

AppleCare One bundles iPhone, iPad, and Watch coverage, but most users probably shouldn’t bother

July 23, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
AppleCare One

AppleCare One lets users cover multiple devices in one plan, but it’s arguably more about profits than protection.

Categories Apple Tags Apple, Apple Watch, AppleCare, AppleCare One, device insurance, iPad, iPhone, monthly plan, subscription

Thunderbird 141 adds archive shortcut to notifications and cleans up emoji mistake

July 22, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
thunderbird logo nature background.png

Thunderbird 141 adds helpful features like archiving from notifications and warns of expiring OpenPGP keys. It also fixes emoji labeling and folder creation issues.

Categories Mozilla, Open source, Software Tags email client, encrypted email, Linux, macOS, Open Source, OpenPGP, Thunderbird, Thunderbird 141, Windows

Surface Laptop 5G brings AI and always-on connectivity to business users

July 22, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
Surface Laptop 5G

Surface Laptop 5G is a business-ready PC with built-in AI and seamless 5G connectivity, shipping August 26.

Categories Microsoft, Surface, Windows Tags 5G, AI PC, business laptop, Copilot+, eSIM, Intel Core Ultra, Microsoft, Surface, Surface Laptop 5G, Windows 11

Google launches Veles open-source scanner to catch leaked credentials early

July 22, 2025 by Brian Fagioli
google veles secret scanner

Google’s Veles scanner helps developers and cloud users find and fix exposed API keys and credentials before they cause trouble.

Categories Google, Open source Tags API key detection, CI/CD security, cloud security, credential leak, cybersecurity, Google, Open Source, secret scanner, Veles
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