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132 stories from 47 outlets. Times show when each story first broke, in UTC.
Digital Extremes releases the long-awaited Tau update for Warframe, introducing gambling, noir detective elements, and urinating robots. The update takes the game's universe in a bold new direction, surprising players with its unconventional content.
Also covered by TechRadar, Polygon, IGN, Wccftech
#A guide provides free live stream options for the Wimbledon 2026 men's final between Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev, including a sneaky free option.
Also covered by Mashable Tech, TechRadar
#EU regulations may require Apple to make the Apple Pencil more repairable, potentially with replaceable batteries. Digital Trends reports Apple is preparing two new Apple Pencil models for next spring, including a refreshed Apple Pencil Pro and an updated USB-C model, expected to launch alongside the next-generation iPad Pro.
Also covered by MacRumors, Engadget, Digital Trends, Wccftech
#A Guardian analysis finds that datacenters from Microsoft, Amazon, and Google have pushed their combined carbon emissions to one-third of France's total. The report highlights the growing environmental cost of AI infrastructure expansion.
Also covered by Hacker News
#A new study uses climate evidence to shed light on the mystery of why Polynesians suddenly sailed east after 1,700 years of westward expansion. The findings add context to the long voyages that led to the settlement of islands like Hawaii and Easter Island.
Also covered by Hacker News
#Wired tested and ranked the top robotic pool cleaners for 2026, highlighting models from Beatbot, iGarden, and Dreame. The devices automate water quality maintenance and cleaning, replacing manual pool care.
#The Verge examines how Philips Hue succeeded in smart lighting by making control intuitive and homes adaptable without renovation. The article highlights that smart home frustrations persist but Hue's approach set a standard.
#Wired tests and reviews the best pet cameras of 2026, including models from Furbo, Petcube, and Enabot. The guide helps pet owners choose a camera to monitor their animals from anywhere.
#Wired tests and reviews the best external hard drives of 2026, covering ultrafast SSDs for video editing and rugged drives for field backup, offering solutions for every situation.
#TechRadar reports on Prime Day 2026 deals in Australia, noting many have sold out but highlighting 10 exceptional discounts still available. The guide focuses on subscription-free security camera options and other deep savings.
Also covered by TechRadar
#Sotheby's features a working Apple-1 computer, serial number 01-0033, as part of its upcoming History of Science & Technology sale. Tom's Hardware reports on the blockbuster auction of this collector's item.
#Tom's Hardware reviews the Cooler Master MWE Gold 750 V4 power supply, the fourth revision of the mainstream series. It features verified Gold efficiency, a native 12V-2x6 connector, and GPU Shield current monitoring in a compact 140mm chassis at a mainstream price.
#TCL's NXTPAPER 11 Plus is a $250 Android tablet that stands out with its unique design and personality, offering more character than typical budget slates. The device features TCL's NXTPAPER display technology for a paper-like reading experience.
#An Android Authority comparison of the Motorola Razr Fold and Pixel 10 Pro Fold concludes that only one keeps winning the reviewer over. The Motorola Razr Fold is praised for hitting all the right notes in the foldable smartphone market.
#TechRadar's review of the Marshall Stanmore IV home speaker praises its rumbling bass and beautiful amp-inspired aesthetic. The reviewer notes the speaker is a delight on the eyes and ears, but wishes for better-than-Bluetooth streaming options.
#A production electric vehicle completed the 870-mile journey from Land's End to John o'Groats using only solar energy, without drawing any power from the grid. The trip was entirely free, marking a first for a production EV.
#Android Authority exposes the sneaky math behind Android phone battery life claims in 2026, noting that brands like OnePlus and HONOR are trying to redefine battery health, not entirely for the better.
#Flipper Devices announces a strategic shift, rethinking its approach to devices while keeping firmware development alive through community contributions. The company will focus internal resources on new hardware projects.
#A 30-meter, 44-million-pixel LED wall fires sound through the pixels, solving audio challenges that plagued previous designs.
#Developer Fabien Sanglard shares his experience and research on finding a Thunderbolt dock that wakes up reliably from sleep. The guide covers testing methodology and recommendations for reliable docking station performance.
#A user shares their experience losing 4TB of files to a single SSD failure, concluding that a NAS is no longer optional for data safety. The piece emphasizes the importance of redundancy over relying on a single drive.
Also covered by How-To Geek
#AMD's latest Radeon drivers include an experimental Multi-Frame Generation mode supporting up to 8x, surpassing Nvidia's 6x implementation. The hidden setting suggests AMD is preparing next-generation FSR technologies, though the feature remains unconfirmed for shipping.
Also covered by TechRadar, Digital Trends, Wccftech
#A Pixel user admits that Samsung's Galaxy phones outperform Google's Pixel in key areas, leading them to abandon their Pixel. The comparison highlights Samsung's advantages in hardware and features.
Also covered by How-To Geek
#Android Police reports that configuring Gboard shortcuts can save hours of typing time, with users finding the feature indispensable for repetitive text.
Also covered by MakeUseOf, How-To Geek
#A guide lists seven smart home tasks that can be accomplished with an ESP32 microcontroller costing $5, replacing the need for a full Raspberry Pi. The ESP32 is sufficient for many automation projects.
Also covered by How-To Geek
#IGN rounds up upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 games and their release dates for 2026 and beyond, building the console's library.
Also covered by Digital Trends, IGN
#An open-source app transforms a dusty old Amazon Fire Tablet into a dedicated desktop smart display. The project repurposes the tablet for always-on information and controls, giving it new life.
Also covered by How-To Geek
#Wccftech lists the best PC parts deals and gaming builds for July 2026, noting that building a gaming PC has become more expensive due to the memory shortage. The guide covers deals on memory kits, SSDs, and graphics cards.
Also covered by Wccftech
#Google's new Home Speaker gets hardware praise but Gemini's best features are paywalled, while Wired names it the best Google Home speaker to buy in 2026.
Also covered by XDA Developers, Digital Trends
#Nearly seven in ten Americans support forcing AI companies to transfer half their stock to a public wealth fund. The idea, once radical, is now a majority position amid tech layoffs.
Also covered by The Next Web
#A Digital Trends writer attempts to invent absurd AI gadgets as a parody, only to find that real tech products like AI toothbrushes and litter boxes already exist. The article highlights the gap between satire and reality in the AI product landscape.
#AI detectors are failing to keep up with increasingly realistic deepfakes. Researchers have found that structured training can dramatically improve people's ability to identify AI-generated faces. The findings highlight the need for human vigilance alongside automated detection.
#The writer purchased a Copilot+ PC with dedicated AI hardware and a Copilot key, but found Microsoft's AI assistant rarely earned a place in their daily workflow, highlighting a gap between AI investment and actual usage.
#The music industry is urging streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music to introduce labels for AI-generated songs. The initiative aims to give listeners greater transparency as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in music production.
#Digital Trends publishes a comprehensive explainer on Microsoft Copilot, covering its various versions from free AI chat to Office integration and GPT-5.6-powered work features. The guide aims to help users understand the fragmented Copilot ecosystem.
#AI may have driven expert contributors away from platforms like Stack Overflow, leading to a decline in content quality. The phenomenon is described as a silent 'knowledge reset' as quality decays exponentially following AI arrival. The trend raises concerns about the long-term health of online knowledge communities.
#Zhang Peng, founder of Chinese AI lab Zhipu, argued that frontier artificial intelligence should remain broadly accessible rather than controlled by select individuals. The statement adds to a growing debate about the risks posed by ever more powerful models and who should have access to them.
Also covered by The Next Web
#Terry Tao publishes a blog post exploring how modern coding agents can help build both old and new applications. The post receives significant attention on Hacker News, sparking discussion about AI-assisted software development.
#A developer released Mindwalk, a new open-source tool that visualizes and replays coding-agent sessions on a 3D map of a codebase. The project is hosted on GitHub and was shared on Hacker News for community feedback.
#A developer's analysis of 4,356 reachable MCP servers reveals that only one is compliant with the latest specification as of July 2026, highlighting widespread incompatibility.
#Executives claim AI demand remains 'almost unlimited' as enterprises focus on 'valuemaxxing'. However, the market is becoming skeptical as stocks wobble and the $3 trillion ROI question looms.
Also covered by The Next Web
#A lifetime subscription service offers access to ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini for a flat $60, undercutting monthly fees for individual AI subscriptions, as reported by PCWorld and others.
Also covered by Macworld, PCWorld
#Anthropic continues to extend Claude Fable 5 free access. Users report using their entire quota in one shot, highlighting intense demand for the tool.
Also covered by Android Authority, The Decoder, BleepingComputer, Digital Trends, MakeUseOf
#A user finds that integrating Google's Gemini AI with Samsung Notes significantly enhances the note-taking experience. The combination offers smarter features and improved productivity.
Also covered by Android Police
#Chinese LLM developer DeepSeek is said to be raising around $1.5 billion in new funds at a $71 billion valuation and preparing for an IPO in 2027, TechCrunch reports.
Also covered by TechCrunch, Bloomberg Technology, VentureBeat, The Decoder
#Spectral Compute aims to set CUDA free from Nvidia hardware with a compiler that runs on non-Nvidia GPUs. The startup's approach could challenge Nvidia's dominance in the AI chip market.
Also covered by Hacker News
#Google shipped an update to its open AI model Gemma 4 that speeds up performance and fixes tool calling bugs and truncated responses under the same name.
Also covered by XDA Developers, The Decoder
#A user claims using Claude made his internet "100x faster," though the issue was resolved with simple diagnostics. The AI has also been used to diagnose household problems and save on replacements.
Also covered by Digital Trends, Wccftech
#A new article examines the growing opposition to AI data center construction, highlighting community resistance, environmental concerns, and regulatory challenges. The piece is part of a weekly newsletter covering the data center buildout.
#Vinod Khosla's family is buying the Seattle Seahawks. GeekWire provides an in-depth look at the Silicon Valley legend, describing him as obsessive about talent, fiercely loyal, and relentless. The profile covers his approach to leadership and business.
#An Android Authority writer explains the conflicting feelings about leaving Google services, acknowledging both frustrations and strong lock-in.
#A blog post titled 'Why Write Code in 2026' questions the value of manual coding in an era of AI-generated code. The post gains traction on Hacker News with 7 points and comments.
#Software-defined vehicles continue to advance as automotive electronics and software integration deepens. A new study from University of Stuttgart evaluates hardware abstraction layer concepts for software-defined vehicles, focusing on applicability and effectiveness.
Also covered by Semiconductor Engineering
#Apple has acquired certain assets and hired employees from SigScalr, the company behind the observability app SigLens, according to a notice published to the EU. 9to5Mac and MacRumors confirm the acquisition.
Also covered by MacRumors, 9to5Mac, Gizmodo
#Macworld reports that the cancelled Apple Car project contributed key AI chip designs that are now powering Apple Intelligence. The article credits the defunct car program for enabling Apple's upcoming AI-enhanced M7 chips.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology, Macworld, Digital Trends
#Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports Apple is working on an M7 Ultra chip that supports up to 1.5TB of RAM, but it may never be released. Apple is reportedly skipping the M6 Pro, Max, and Ultra to fast-track AI-focused M7 Macs, with the M7 Ultra targeting Blackwell-class AI performance.
Also covered by Macworld, Wccftech
#A Neowin report cites IT administrators who are overwhelmingly fed up with Microsoft's pre-installed apps and Windows 11. The article details complaints about bloatware and lack of productivity improvements.
Also covered by Hacker News
#New renders of the Pixel 11 Pro Fold surface, while Gizmodo reports that Google is relying on unusual color options to differentiate the Pixel 11 series. Base Pixel 11 colors have been revealed via Amazon placeholder listings.
Also covered by 9to5Google, CNET, Android Authority, Android Police, Mashable Tech
#Apple announces new child safety features coming to iPhones and other devices via iOS 27. The update includes expanded protections for minors.
Also covered by 9to5Mac
#Google drops the 128GB Pixel 10 Pro to $699, beating its Prime Day price as inventory thins ahead of the expected Pixel 11 announcement in August, per Digital Trends.
Also covered by Android Authority, Mashable Tech, Digital Trends
#While performing at the Real Cool Festival in Madrid, singer Lorde spoke out against AI glasses, likely targeting festival sponsor Ray-Ban's collaboration with Meta on AI eyewear.
Also covered by TechCrunch
#Digital Trends reports that Firefox is moving to a faster release schedule, doubling its update pace to improve security. The change means users won't wait a month for updates.
Also covered by Digital Trends, Hacker News
#Microsoft is revamping Phone Link to enable deeper Android integration with Windows 11. A user shares how Phone Link has transformed their workflow.
Also covered by TechRadar, Digital Trends
#Apple's planned M7 Ultra chip is designed to support up to 1.5TB of unified memory and push AI performance toward Nvidia's Blackwell class, but depends on memory shortage easing.
Also covered by MacRumors, Tom's Hardware, 9to5Mac, AppleInsider, Macworld
#Apple's Back to School promotion is now live, offering up to $150 gift cards with select purchases, though some critics say it offers less value than reseller deals.
Also covered by MacRumors, 9to5Mac, AppleInsider, Macworld, Mashable Tech
#Bloomberg reports that Netflix is combating questions about its slowing growth as the streaming market matures. The company faces challenges in maintaining subscriber momentum.
#A report by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers and Hejun Consulting finds Chinese electric vehicles average only 1.8 years on the road, versus 8.2 years for gasoline cars. The data highlights rapid turnover in China's EV market.
#NPR reports that a new federal rule requires colleges to demonstrate that graduates are financially better off or risk losing access to federal financial aid. The rule aims to hold institutions accountable for student outcomes. Discussion on Hacker News highlights concerns about implementation and impact on higher education.
#A National Review article highlights how small inventors face increasing difficulty navigating the US patent system due to complex procedures and high costs. The piece argues that the current process favors large corporations and stifles innovation. The article gains traction on Hacker News.
#Amazon has laid off more than 57,000 corporate staff since 2022, around 16% of its corporate workforce. The remaining employees face burnout and a saturated job market.
Also covered by The Next Web
#A factory that faced severe labor shortages implemented flexible, app-based scheduling allowing part-time workers to choose four-hour shifts and preferred work types. The model has been successful since the pandemic.
Also covered by Slashdot
#The Guardian publishes an interactive article examining the reasons behind US consumer anger, suggesting it goes beyond high prices to include broader economic and social factors. The article gains traction on Hacker News, prompting discussion.
Also covered by Hacker News
#Uber is lobbying for laws in two US states that would force robotaxi companies to follow rules that could slow adoption, as the company says it is fighting monopolies.
Also covered by TechCrunch, The Next Web
#S&P Global downgrades Oracle's credit rating to BBB, just one notch above junk, citing the company's exposure to OpenAI as a key risk. The downgrade follows earlier concerns about Oracle's credit profile tied to its AI investments.
Also covered by Hacker News
#Macworld offers tips on saving money on back-to-school tech purchases without compromising on quality.
Also covered by CNET, Macworld
#Bitcoin's BIP-110 proposal to restrict non-financial data on the network has split developers, miners, and industry leaders ahead of a key activation deadline, reopening governance debates from the Blocksize Wars.
Also covered by CoinDesk, Decrypt
#TSMC's net income rose 77% year-over-year in Q2, beating estimates, as AI chip demand remains strong. The company also committed another $100 billion to its US expansion, planning up to 12 Arizona fabs.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology, CNBC Technology, MacRumors, 9to5Mac, AppleInsider
#Scientists used AI and quantum computing to develop new peptides, aiming to create drugs for underserved populations and rare diseases. The project shows potential for quantum-aided drug discovery, though it required cobbled-together funding and time.
#A developer released Quantum-Qec, a matrix-free quantum homeostatic engine blueprint on GitHub. The project aims to provide a framework for quantum error correction using homeostatic principles. The code is open-source and invites community contributions.
#An arXiv paper from 2012 examining the fundamental energy costs of cellular computation gains new traction on Hacker News, prompting discussion on the physical limits of biological information processing.
#A Quanta Magazine article describes recent research showing that simple fluids, long known to flow, can also fracture under controlled conditions. The finding challenges conventional understanding of fluid dynamics and generates broad interest on Hacker News.
#An IEEE Spectrum article argues that while AI accelerates individual research careers, it may flatten the overall landscape of scientific discovery by narrowing the range of questions explored. The piece has generated significant discussion on Hacker News.
#An autopsy study presented at the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology (USCAP) found replicating SARS-CoV-2 virus in the hearts of Long Covid patients. The findings provide direct evidence of persistent viral presence in cardiac tissue, potentially explaining ongoing symptoms. The study was discussed on Hacker News.
#A study published in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases suggests Long Covid can physically damage the nerves controlling the stomach. The findings highlight a new potential mechanism for gastrointestinal symptoms in Long Covid patients.
#Martha Lillard, the last known US polio patient to rely on an iron lung, has died at age 78 in Oklahoma. She lived in an iron lung for decades after contracting polio in the 1950s. Her death marks the end of an era for polio survivors using the device.
#Researchers unveiled a floating AI robot that glides silently through the air, inspired by Studio Ghibli. The design aims for a safer and more approachable vision for future AI companions.
Also covered by Digital Trends, Hacker News
#A DIY energy boom is underway in the US, with 30 states planning to legalize plug-in solar technology. Home battery installations have quietly reached a record high, offering residents a way to save on electricity without rooftop solar panels.
Also covered by How-To Geek
#A guide from Android Authority suggests using email alias services as a simple privacy upgrade to avoid giving away your primary email address. The article lists five services that help users shield their inboxes from spam and tracking.
#A security researcher publishes details of an unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability in Motorola's MR2600 router. The post includes a proof of concept and gains attention on Hacker News.
#Cybercriminals are cloning trusted news websites using AI-generated content to promote fake investment schemes. The cloned sites mimic legitimate journalism, making it harder to detect scams. The tactic combines AI-generated articles with cloned domains to defraud victims.
Also covered by Digital Trends
#The RedHook remote access trojan for Android has added the ability to activate Wireless ADB to gain deep device access, steal data, and drain bank accounts without user knowledge.
Also covered by The Hacker News, Android Authority, Digital Trends
#Facewatch, a facial recognition system used in UK shops, will soon notify police instantly when a serious offender is detected. Civil liberties groups warn of a 'dangerous escalation' toward surveillance.
Also covered by Slashdot
#A security researcher published a wire-level analysis proving that xAI's Grok Build coding CLI was packaging developers' entire tracked repositories, including committed secrets, and uploading them to xAI's cloud. The feature was disabled after the report, but the incident raises significant privacy and security concerns.
Also covered by The Register, The Hacker News, The Next Web, Hacker News
#TechCrunch Mobility's latest edition focuses on a robotaxi ultimatum, discussing the future of autonomous transportation. The newsletter covers key developments in the mobility space.
#In an interview with TechCrunch, Reed Jobs talks about his venture firm Yosemite and its focus on biotech. He emphasizes his goal of curing cancer over his family name.
#Two separate Hacker News posts highlight new developments in Scheme: a pure Scheme webserver inspired by Erlang's actor model and a pure Scheme web programming tool from Goeteia, sparking discussion on functional programming for web services.
Also covered by Hacker News
#A developer created a public ledger tracking cloud outages and the SLA credits they trigger. The project is shared on Hacker News for community feedback.
#A writer for The Verge describes how the game Blue Prince became a bonding and learning experience with their 11-year-old son. The game's puzzles and exploration provided opportunities for collaboration and teaching moments.
#Wired tests and recommends 28 STEM toys for kids in 2026, featuring math-filled, science-rich options for assembly, baking, and squishing.
#The Verge reviews Matmos' latest album, calling it hypnotic, healing, and hopeful. The duo continues their experimental electronic music tradition.
#The Register published an article arguing that automated bots, not human users, now generate the majority of internet traffic. The piece describes the current state of the web as an 'AI web' where humans are secondary participants.
#Engadget publishes a guide on positioning router antennas for optimal coverage, noting that correct placement depends on home layout. The article provides practical advice for improving Wi-Fi signal strength.
#CNET provides hints and the full answers for the New York Times Strands puzzle published on July 13, 2026, game number 862.
Also covered by Mashable Tech, TechRadar
#CNET provides hints and the full answers for the New York Times Connections puzzle published on July 13, 2026, game number 1,128.
Also covered by Mashable Tech, TechRadar
#Android Authority recommends five alternative carriers to Helium Mobile following Noble's acquisition of the company. The guide helps users find other mobile service options.
#ZDNet tests and reviews the best email hosting services for small businesses in 2026, including Google Workspace, Proton Mail, Microsoft 365, Fastmail, and Spike. The guide helps freelancers and remote teams choose the right provider.
#TechRadar publishes a comprehensive guide to watching MotoGP 2026 live streams, including free options. The guide covers TV channels and schedules for the season featuring top riders Jorge Martin, Marco Bezzecchi, Marc Marquez, and Ai Ogura.
#TechRadar publishes a guide to stream the British suspense drama series I, Jack Wright online. The guide covers free viewing options and availability from anywhere in the world.
#Netflix drops Heartstopper Forever, the final season of the series. TechRadar provides release date and time information for viewers in the US, UK, and Australia to stream the farewell of Nick and Charlie.
#TechRadar publishes a guide to multi-exposure photography, covering key terms, in-camera techniques, and tips for creating abstract images that make a portfolio stand out.
#A Digital Trends writer explains why they keep returning to Apple Reminders despite paying for premium task managers such as Things 3, Todoist, and OmniFocus. The article highlights five key reasons the free app outperforms paid alternatives for everyday use.
#The writer reflects on how modern life depends on numerous subscriptions that are useful but collectively expensive, noting that the promised future requires ongoing monthly payments.
#CNET provides hints and the answer for the daily Wordle puzzle published on July 13, 2026, game number 1,850.
Also covered by Mashable Tech
#A new guide titled 'Understanding the Odin Programming Language' is shared on Hacker News, providing an introduction to the Odin language. The post has 7 points and no comments yet.
#An interactive sequence diagram for the yt-dlp tool, which downloads YouTube videos, is shared on Hacker News. The diagrams visualize the download process step-by-step.
#A woman in Brazil was rescued after being enslaved for 55 years by three generations of the same family, according to El País. The case has sparked outrage and renewed calls for stronger enforcement of anti-slavery laws.
#A 2011 blog post by Andy Gavin, co-creator of Crash Bandicoot, detailing the game's development process resurfaces on Hacker News. The multi-part series covers technical and design challenges from the original PlayStation era.
#A Hacker News post highlights the Gina Gallery of International Naive Art, featuring naive art from around the world.
#Sega Dreamcast driver fixes have been merged into the Linux 7.2-rc3 kernel, improving performance on the classic console.
Also covered by XDA Developers
#A Microsoft engineer reveals that Windows 95 used a simple heuristic to detect installers: it checked file names for words like 'setup', 'install', or localized equivalents. The method was an educated guess rather than a precise detection system.
Also covered by XDA Developers
#Polygon lists the 10 best Marvel Super Heroes cards to include in the 99 of a Commander deck. The guide helps players build powerful decks with Marvel-themed cards.
Also covered by Mashable Tech
#TechRadar reports Moana's live action remake failed to make a splash at the box office, with fans criticizing it as a 'lifeless carbon copy' of the animated original.
Also covered by TechRadar, Gizmodo, IGN
#A leaked Lego set reveals a $200 Donkey Kong Arcade Cabinet, reportedly due for release next month, based on the original 1981 arcade cabinet.
Also covered by IGN
#An abandoned IBM campus that became a TikTok sensation now attracts trespassers who keep getting arrested, per TechSpot.
Also covered by Slashdot
#A guide offers tips for finding new music beyond Spotify's recommendations, including using third-party tools and manual exploration.
Also covered by How-To Geek
#A user discovers three little-known Photoshop features that significantly expand the software's capabilities. The features are often overlooked but offer powerful functionality.
Also covered by Hacker News
#Senator Lindsey Graham died unexpectedly early Sunday. Axios reports that President Trump wants Graham's sister to fill his seat on an interim basis, not Rep. Nancy Mace.
Also covered by Axios, Mashable Tech
#A new Incogni survey found that 55% of Americans post less than they did five years ago, with many saying maintaining an online presence feels like work. PC Magazine and Slashdot report the decline signals the death of the traditional status update.
Also covered by Hacker News
#GeekWire recaps the most-read technology stories from the past week, highlighting top articles and reader engagement.
Also covered by Mashable Tech
#Riot Games announces League of Legends Classic mode launching July 29, reviving the original version of the game. The move comes as the company prepares a major overhaul, with the producer revealing how the Classic mode came to life.
Also covered by TechSpot, Polygon, IGN
#Senator Lindsey Graham has died at 71. Seth Meyers reacted to footage of Donald Trump talking about Graham's cause of death. The Senate looks to honor him with Russia sanctions.
Also covered by Axios, Mashable Tech, Hacker News
#COSMIC desktop from System76 offers a polished tiling window manager experience without the complexity of configuration files, making it accessible to users who want tiling windows without diving into config files. Users praise its ease of use and visual design.
Also covered by XDA Developers, Slashdot, How-To Geek
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