Category: 8. Tech

Although Samsung has yet to widely roll out One UI 8.5 to its devices, leaks about One UI 9 have already started to pour in. The Android 17-based software is expected to debut with the company’s summer lineup of foldables, which will also include…

Apple has steadily expanded home screen customization on the iPhone over the past few years, and iOS 26 continues that trend with more visual control over app icons. Building on the changes introduced in iOS 18, the latest update lets you resize…

Hands-on Run real Windows in an automatically managed virtual machine, and mix Windows apps in their own windows on your Linux desktop.

WinApps and WinBoat both deliver the same functionality: they run real Windows in a VM and export native…

In addition to this week’s GNOME 50 beta release, there were also other exciting developments in the GNOME ecosystem.

This Week in GNOME is out with its latest issue to highlight the interesting GNOME developments for the week.

GNOME OS is…

One of the great things about Android is just how much innovation there is. Unlike iPhones, where the hardware and software is tightly controlled by Apple, there are numerous Android device makers and they have complete control over the…

Two of the world’s biggest AI companies, Google and OpenAI, both warned this week that competitors including China’s DeepSeek are probing their models to steal the underlying reasoning, and then copy these capabilities in their own AI…

Micron recently announced mass production of its 9650 NVMe SSD supporting PCIe Gen6. Following its decision to exit the consumer memory market in December 2025, this launch shapes up as an interesting turn of events. First, the company…

If you own a Nintendo Switch 2 console, one of the best accessories you can get for it right now is a pair of smart gaming glasses. These essentially allow you to have a monitor with you at all times for gaming on the go, and I think XR/AR…