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Reasons to Abandon Windows For Linux
Had enough of Windows 10’s hassles? Unless you plan to install Windows 7, which is going →
Surface Go with Linux Review: almost the perfect open source notepad
You have probably had your fill of Surface Go reviews that seem to split the tech →
Microsoft needs to clean up its Windows update act ASAP
Almost everyone has a smartphone these days，perhaps more than a PC. That means almost everyone uses →
Samsung Linux on DeX beta hands-on: do almost everything on your phone
Google seems to be pushing Chrome OS as the one platform to rule them all. Samsung →
Chrome OS might be Google’s future but it still needs one thing
Since time immemorial, OK maybe just a decade or so ago, people have imagined what a →
Chromebooks dual-booting Windows 10 is a terrible idea
After years of being ignored, if not ridiculed, Chromebooks are slowly becoming more interesting and more →
Why the Surface Go needed to be x86 and not ARM
Microsoft just revealed the Surface Go, its lightest, slimmest, and cheapest Surface tablet yet. Cheapest is →
QSAN XCube XT3002T NAS review: Classy, clean, and fast—but better suited to the enterprise
Network-attached storage has a place in the home, and this box covers all the basics in →
Asustor AS6404T review: A high price, but great performance
A brilliant powerhouse NAS, albeit for a chunky price Asustor’s four-bay NAS impressed us last year →
Samsung Gear S4 with Wear OS: Tizen is dead
Although they have never really disappeared, traditional smartphone manufacturers have more or less backed out of →
Android Chrome OS unified: what Andromeda could have been
Google is known, in fact notorious, from casting its net wide to catch as many fish. →
Samsung DeX Dock review
The Good: Compact size doubles a charging dock. USB, HDMI, Ethernet and USB-C ports support keyboards, mice →
System76 Galago Pro review
The current king of high-end Linux laptops is the Dell XPS 13 (Kaby Lake) Developer Edition, →
Purism Librem 15 review
People who want a laptop pre-installed with GNU/Linux are a niche market (sadly), and people who →
Synology DiskStation DS1817 review
Those who have tracked Synology NAS hardware over the past 13 years since its first NAS →
Hands on: Sunvell T95P review
The past decade has seen a number of manufacturers attempt to squeeze a working computer into →
Dell XPS 13 9360 Developer Edition review
Last October Dell quietly updated its suave XPS 13 range of ultraportables. Pretty much since their →
Living with Asteroid OS – The open source Android Wear alternative
Asteroid OS is an open source, Linux-based smartwatch OS developed primarily by a French student and →
Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition Hands-on Review : Is This Linux Laptop Worth $1,500?
Thanks to its lightweight chassis, gorgeous screen and epic battery life, the Dell XPS 13 has →
BQ Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition Tablet Review
If there’s ever been a niche device, it’s a tablet running Ubuntu. The BQ Aquaris M10 →
Meizu Pro 5 Ubuntu Edition review
I was excited when the Meizu Pro 5 Ubuntu Edition arrived in the post. I quickly →
Popcorn Hour A-500 Media Player Review
What is the Popcorn Hour A-500? The Popcorn Hour A-500 is a Linux based media streamer →
Vivaldi Browser Hands-on Review : Powerful Chrome Alternative
Sure, you can add apps and extensions to Chrome, but if you’ve gotten bored with that →
Ocean is a phone-size Linux server that runs on batteries
Servers are typically large machines that take up huge amounts of space on the floor or →
How to find out if your PC is compatible with Linux
Can your PC run Linux? Probably. But here’s how to find out for sure. Linux’s hardware →
Mirror your Android device on your Mac or PC with Vysor
There are plenty of ways to mirror your smartphone onto your desktop, but none are as →
IBM makes ‘biggest code drop’ as Canonical and Suse tie-up brings better Linux to mainframes
IBM HAS ANNOUNCED what it describes as the single biggest donation of mainframe code to the →
Librem 13 laptop focuses on privacy with PureOS
Purism found success with its Librem 15 laptop last year, a machine hawked at those concerned →
ASUS Eee PC 901 Linux Edition Review
If the ASUS Eee 900 basically amounted to a larger-screened version of the 7-inch original, then →
Acer Aspire One netbook
While there’s no shortage of variety in the netbook market, one of the most commonly recommended →