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More than a decade after its initial launch, the original Pebble app is now re-listed on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. It's compatible with all models of the Pebble smartwatch, including the new Pebble 2 Duo and Pebble Time 2.

Hybrid cars are having a serious moment in the U.S. right now. With gas prices showing no signs of easing up, more drivers are realizing hybrids hit the sweet spot between efficiency and practicality.

The developers of Jellyfin announced the full release of Jellyfin server version 10.11.0 on Sunday, October 19. The major update brings several improvements for the self-hosted media streaming platform I'm excited to see, including a system backup and a startup interface for administrators.

DigiKam, KDE's popular open source photo and image manager, just hit version 8.8.0. It brings a fantastic new tool that lets you easily blur the background or subject in a photo. This update, code-named "Eclipse," also packs a ton of other improvements you'll want to check out.

You didn't properly back up your files, and suddenly everything goes poof. Trust me, you don't want to be there. It happened to me once when I decided I'd had enough of Microsoft OneDrive. Here's what you can do to prevent this disaster.

Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are some of the best features in newer cars, but if you've ever wanted to upgrade from a wired system to a wireless one, you were stuck with a few unreliable options. After a soft launch earlier this year, the AAwireless TWO+ is here, and it supports wireless CarPlay.

Servo started as a project under Mozilla to create a next-generation browser engine, but now it's an independent project. Today marks the release of Servo 0.0.1, and you can try it out on your computer.

Data validation in Excel lets you restrict what can be entered into a cell, whether whole numbers, decimals, dates, or a certain number of characters. However, one of the most powerful capabilities of this tool is custom data validation, which lets you create a more specific rule using a formula.

Google and “privacy” don’t necessarily go hand in hand, but for a while, it seemed the company was attempting to be better about it. After years of delays and backtracking, the company is finally pulling the plug on its big advertising privacy project.

If you're looking for a new monitor but only use your computer for work, you’ll likely be overwhelmed by the many gaming monitor options. Your first instinct might be to avoid them, but I think you should do the opposite and actively consider one. Hear me out.

Had a rough day? Hey, join the club, pal! When you're going through it, it's always good to take your mind off things by watching something interesting. But let's face it: you can only watch so many funny cat videos on YouTube before you start to go a little insane.

Roku City has been my residence for several years now. Whenever my television goes into screensaver mode, I see the multi-building landscape with various billboards advertising new releases and content.

Using a virtual private network (VPN) allows you to enjoy all of your favorite Netflix TV shows and movies from anywhere. However, not all VPNs can get past Netflix's geoblocks. For the best binge-watching, even across borders, consider these VPNs.

Hybrid technology has come a long way from its early days of slow, uninspiring cars built solely for efficiency. Today, even the most affordable models deliver smooth performance, advanced features, and excellent fuel economy, and one particular 2025 hybrid now holds the title as the cheapest new option in America.

You may have heard about NumPy and wondered why it seems so essential to data analysis in Python. What makes NumPy seemingly end up everywhere in statistical calculations with Python? Here are some good reasons.

Ever wish you didn't have to go through the process of installing applications you need to use on every Linux desktop you access? I do too, and that's why I started carrying AppImages around in a USB drive. Here are some of my favorites.

I used to think refresh rate only mattered for gaming. My secondary monitor was just there to show static text, while I went all-in with a 240Hz 1440p primary display. Still, I decided to spend a little extra to get a 100Hz secondary monitor, and now I'm glad I did.

Now that every major AI player is investing everything and their mother into AI data centers, the focus of AI companies is shifting from GPUs to memory and storage. It’s only a matter of time before SSD and RAM prices balloon like GPU prices did.

When I started getting into anime in my early teens, it was basically impossible to find in the mainstream. I belonged to anime clubs that worked for years to get stores to stock anime media, and for broadcasters to take it seriously.

Are you between Intel and AMD for your upcoming Plex server build? The choice is pretty clear these days on which is the best, and the reasons might surprise you.