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Companies are monitoring workers’ meeting attendance and even mouse/keyboard activity, but it’s not a true picture of how they’re working.
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Affinity is one of the most popular alternatives to Adobe’s Creative Suite. Now, it’s coming to Linux.
The Busy Bar can run JavaScript apps now, and an app catalog is just around the corner.
The newest gaming smartphone flagship by REDMAGIC jumps straight ahead to the cutting-edge “Extreme” SoC, which is normally reserved for the S series refresh.
LinkedIn has built an OpenTelemetry-based telemetry platform that connects what members do in its iOS, Android, and web applications with the backend services processing those interactions. By Craig Risi
Kurtzer unveiled the kernel, Ginux, on X last week. The code is on GitHub, too, under the Apache 2.0 license. As for the name, it blends Linux, GPT, and Greg. The README jokes that to keep its author’s ego in check, the G officially stands for GPT.
Google’s best app just got better
This is a promising partnership, with energy experts teaming up with battery specialists for consumer technology.
Despite the alarming headlines, AI escapes should not be viewed as a failure but as a lesson.
Sometimes the smartest approach to AI is knowing when a simpler tool works better.
Western Digital’s Red Pro 18TB drops $155. The NAS drive scored 4 stars in our tests, with 7,200rpm speeds built for always-on storage in multi-bay systems.
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