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The Xtar L8 Box is my dream AA/AAA battery charger – it charges eight batteries simultaneously, is compatible with both AA and AAA batteries, and runs off a USB-C charger.

With Distrobox, you can run and experiment with distributions inside containers. No virtual machine required.

Meta has struggled to compete with industry-leading AI labs like OpenAI and Anthropic. Here’s how its acquisition of Chinese startup Manus could change that.

Tuxedo Computers’ InfinityBook 14 Pro runs Tuxedo Linux, based on Ubuntu.

Attackers stole a trove of sensitive data, including names, contact details, and health information. Affected customers can enroll for free protection by April 18.

Microsoft is far more aggressive about Rust adoption than Linux.

Rumors suggest that the tech giant will unveil the new health tracking feature at CES 2026.

Logitech’s Zone Wireless 2 ES tones down the noisy office with some impressive ANC.

Two user-friendly Linux distributions with two very different bases. Here’s how to decide between them.

It has magnetic frames and a special ‘Gallery Mode’ that was developed with museum curators.

TCL’s Note A1 Nxtpaper tablet will feature a full-color display at 120Hz while retaining the digital paper experience.

Five years ago, cloud was the answer to everything. With AI, that’s no longer so clear.

AI-generated code ‘demands more rigorous verification, not less.’

Alongside a new flagship and all-in-one soundbar, Samsung has debuted its new Wi-Fi-enabled smart speakers.

Low-quality ‘brainrot’ content is filling up YouTube, but people keep watching.

Gaming on Linux has come a long way; PikaOS is one such distro that offers a user-friendly, out-of-the-box experience.

The UAG Metropolis MagSafe wallet resembles my favorite Journey wallet nearly identically, and it’s cheaper.

If you’re ready to cut the cord with Google, this option lets you host and sync your photos on your own terms. Here’s how.

Harvard’s free programming classes teach you how to think, debug, and adapt in an AI-driven world where knowing code matters more than ever.

The K3 Ultramulti EDC keychain tool is many things in one, including a flashlight, laser pointer, and lighter.