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Btrfs Gets a Major Overhaul in Linux 7.0: Inside the File System’s Biggest Update in Years
John Marshall - February 9, 2026
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Linux 7.0 Gets a Phantom Filesystem: Inside the NULLFS Namespace Revolution That Could Reshape Container Security
John Marshall - February 9, 2026
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Valve Quietly Solves One of Steam’s Most Persistent Consumer Headaches: The Early Access Guessing Game Is Over
Victoria Mossi - February 9, 2026
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Apple’s Budget iPad Is Finally Growing Up: Why the 11th-Generation Model Could Mark a Turning Point for the Entry-Level Tablet
Maya Perez - February 9, 2026
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Samsung’s Variable Aperture Gambit: How a Camera Innovation Could Reshape the Smartphone Photography Arms Race
Victoria Mossi - February 9, 2026
The Science of Speed: Why Your Phone Charges So Slowly and the Engineering Tricks That Can Fix It
In an era when smartphones have become indispensable tools for commerce, communication, and daily life, few frustrations rival the anxiety of watching a battery indicator cra...
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Apple’s Budget Gambit: Why the iPhone 17e Could Redefine What ‘Affordable’ Means in Cupertino
For years, Apple Inc. has maintained a careful balancing act with its product lineup—offering just enough differentiation between its premium and entry-level iPhones to justi...
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Fairphone’s Record-Breaking Growth Signals a Turning Point for Repairability in the Smartphone Industry
For years, the smartphone industry has operated on a simple, if cynical, premise: make devices sleek, seal them shut, and count on consumers to replace them every two to thre...
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MWC 2025: The Biggest Bets in Mobile Technology and Why They Matter More Than Ever
Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona has come and gone, but the reverberations from the world's largest mobile technology gathering continue to shape the strategies of dev...
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Toyota’s Secret Weapon: Inside Fluorite, the Automaker’s Surprising Leap Into Open-Source Game Engine Development
In a move that has caught both the automotive and gaming industries off guard, Toyota Motor Corporation has quietly been developing an open-source game engine called Fluorite...
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KDE Plasma 6.6 Sharpens Its Edge: Fingerprint Authentication Overhaul and Desktop Polish Signal Linux Desktop Maturity
The KDE Project is preparing to ship Plasma 6.6, the next major feature release of its flagship Linux desktop environment, and the update carries with it a slate of refinemen...
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Glycin 2.1 Beta Arrives With JPEG 2000 Support, Signaling a New Era for GNOME’s Image Viewing Stack
For years, the open-source community has watched as GNOME's default image viewer underwent a quiet but transformative evolution. Now, with the release of Glycin 2.1 Beta, the...
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KDE’s Bold New Bet: A Dedicated Hardware Lab to Crush Linux Desktop Performance Bottlenecks
For years, Linux desktop performance tuning has been something of a volunteer sport — talented developers squeezing out optimizations in their spare time, often working blind...
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Linux 6.19: The Kernel Release That Rewrites the Rules for Performance, Security, and Hardware Support
The next major iteration of the Linux kernel is shaping up to be one of the most consequential releases in recent memory. Linux 6.19, currently in active development with an...
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DreamWorks Unleashes OpenMoonRay 2.40: How Hollywood’s Open-Source Renderer Is Reshaping Production-Grade Visual Effects
DreamWorks Animation, the studio behind blockbuster franchises like Shrek, How to Train Your Dragon, and Kung Fu Panda, has released version 2.40 o...
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Wine Staging 11.2 Arrives: The Quiet Revolution Bringing Windows Software Closer to Native Linux Performance
For more than three decades, the Wine project has served as the essential bridge between the Windows software ecosystem and Unix-like operating systems. Now, with the release...
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Intel’s Open-Source Retreat: A Chipmaker’s Quiet Dismantling of Decades of Community Investment
For more than two decades, Intel Corporation cultivated a reputation as one of the most prolific corporate contributors to open-source software. From the Linux kernel to grap...
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Linux 7.0: Linus Torvalds Signals a Historic Version Leap as Rust Gains Ground in the Kernel
For more than three decades, the Linux kernel has served as the invisible backbone of modern computing — powering everything from Android smartphones and cloud data centers t...
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Debian’s tag2upload Revolution: How a Cryptographic Git Workflow Is Rewriting the Rules of Linux Package Distribution
For more than three decades, Debian has served as one of the most influential Linux distributions in the world, underpinning everything from Ubuntu desktops to countless ente...
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The Quiet Crusade: Inside GNU Linux-Libre 6.19 and the Relentless Effort to Purge Proprietary Code From the Kernel
For most Linux users, the kernel that powers their operating system is a marvel of open-source collaboration — millions of lines of code contributed by thousands of developer...
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