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The latest chips push efficiency further, and the implications reach well beyond Mac laptops.

A step-by-step guide to running your own media server with sensible defaults for reliability and privacy.

Systemless modifications that add real value without breaking your Android install.

In a new GitHub Blog post, Burke Holland argues that chat is the wrong UI for most AI work and introduces 'canvases' in the GitHub Copilot app: custom, full-stack mini-apps that communicate bi-directionally with the agent. Here is the idea and why it matters.

Server Components, caching and disciplined data fetching are the difference between a fast app and a slow one.

From rock-solid stability to bleeding-edge packages, here are the distros worth your time this year.

Fiverr has suspended roughly 300 accounts linked to Bangladeshi tech firm Betopia Group over alleged coordinated marketplace manipulation, with thousands more under review, according to Prothom Alo. Here is what the investigation alleges, what Fiverr said officially, and why genuine Bangladeshi freelancers are worried.

On a fresh Windows 11 install, a hidden system file called hiberfil.sys can quietly reserve 16-32GB of your SSD. You can shrink or remove it with one command. We explain what it does, how to reclaim the space, and why experts push back on the scarier SSD-wear claims.

OpenShot, the popular open-source video editor, is now officially on the Snap Store. The move makes installation simpler across Ubuntu releases and brings the capable OpenShot 4.0 to users whose older systems couldn't run the PPA builds. Here is what changed and how to install it.

Running AI locally is getting easier, and you no longer have to give up the ChatGPT experience to do it. A recent KDnuggets roundup highlighted seven open-source interfaces that run models on your own machine. Here is a look at each and who they suit.