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I tested the RedMagic 12 Pro – and it’s the fastest Android I’ve ever seen

Posted on November 3, 2026 by Jack Wallen

If it’s possible to release a flagship phone while at the same time making it appear more like a midrange phone, Red Magic has found a way. Continue reading I tested the RedMagic 12 Pro – and it’s the fastest Android I’ve ever seen→

Posted in Android

Firefox’s new Mini Window is every multitasker’s dream – Chrome can’t do this

Posted on November 2, 2026 by Jack Wallen

The open-source browser’s newest feature lets you pop out a page – or part of a page – into its own mini window. See why this is incredibly cool. Continue reading Firefox’s new Mini Window is every multitasker’s dream – Chrome can’t do this→

Posted in productivity

Opera will run AI locally in your browser now – why that’s a gamechanger and how to try it

Posted on October 28, 2026 by Jack Wallen

Thanks to the newly proposed WebAI web standard, the company will start shipping local AI models with its flagship browser. Continue reading Opera will run AI locally in your browser now – why that’s a gamechanger and how to try it→

Posted in Artificial Intelligence

GridCraft is the open-source Excel clone for Linux I’ve been waiting for

Posted on October 22, 2026 by Jack Wallen

If spreadsheets are your thing, but Microsoft Office isn’t, you might want to give the open-source clone, GridCraft, a try. Continue reading GridCraft is the open-source Excel clone for Linux I’ve been waiting for→

Posted in open-source

Not impressed with Google Maps? Make Waze your default on Pixel – here’s how

Posted on October 22, 2026 by Jack Wallen

If you’re tired of Google Maps failing to get you where you need to go, set Waze as the default on your Pixel. I’ve finally figured out how. Continue reading Not impressed with Google Maps? Make Waze your default on Pixel – here’s how→

Posted in Android

openSUSE Leap adds a new security layer: Immutable mode

Posted on September 30, 2026 by Jack Wallen

One of the more secure Linux distributions has added another feature to help further lock it down. Continue reading openSUSE Leap adds a new security layer: Immutable mode→

Posted in linux

How to Clean the DNF and APT Caches in Linux

Posted on January 21, 2025 by Jack Wallen

Jack Wallen shows you how to clean the caches for both the DNF and APT package managers, so you can solve package installation problems that arise from corrupt installation metadata. Continue reading How to Clean the DNF and APT Caches in Linux→

Posted in APT, Cache, Developer, dnf, linux, open-source

How to Break a Phone: Common Causes of Phone Damage

Posted on January 17, 2025 by Jack Wallen

One minute you have an indispensable high-tech tool… and the next minute, you have a doorstop. Avoid the cost and inconvenience of a damaged smartphone by following a few best practices. Continue reading How to Break a Phone: Common Causes of Phone Damage→

Posted in Android, apple, Hardware, iOS, iPhone, Mobiles, mobility smartphone | Tagged Mobility

How to Break a Phone: Common Causes of Phone Damage

Posted on January 17, 2025 by Jack Wallen

One minute you have an indispensable high-tech tool… and the next minute, you have a doorstop. Avoid the cost and inconvenience of a damaged smartphone by following a few best practices. Continue reading How to Break a Phone: Common Causes of Phone Damage→

Posted in Android, apple, Hardware, iOS, iPhone, Mobiles, mobility smartphone | Tagged Mobility

How to Set Up an SFTP Server on Linux

Posted on January 14, 2025 by Jack Wallen

These steps walk you through the process of setting up an SFTP server on Linux for the secure transfer of files for specialized file transfer-only users. Continue reading How to Set Up an SFTP Server on Linux→

Posted in linux, linux stfp server, open-source

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