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• My 5 go-to Linux commands for troubleshooting - and how I use them

  22-04-2025 22:51 via zdnet.com
  
  Having issues in Linux? These commands can help you get to the bottom of them.
  
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• Biometrics vs. passcodes: What lawyers say if you're worried about warrantless phone searches

  22-04-2025 22:19 via zdnet.com
  
  Do passcodes really protect you more from warrantless phone searches than biometrics? It's complicated.
  
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• I changed 10 Samsung phone settings to instantly improve the user experience

  22-04-2025 21:38 via zdnet.com
  
  Samsung phones are full of features - are you using them all? These settings could be the upgrade you didn't know you needed.
  
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• This Wi-Fi 7 router solved my big internet headache - and it's fairly affordable

  22-04-2025 21:14 via zdnet.com
  
  With Wi-Fi 7 taking over home networking, I put a midrange Eero mesh router to the test to power my smart home setup.
  
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• I found the most complete wireless charger for my iPhone - and it has a handy kickstand

  22-04-2025 20:58 via zdnet.com
  
  The Torras PolarCircle lives up to its name, offering fast wireless iPhone charging without the heat.
  
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• The cheap keychain tool I never leave home without (and why it's so great)

  22-04-2025 20:54 via zdnet.com
  
  It may look unassuming, but this keychain tool is built to last and ready to tackle a surprisingly wide range of tasks.
  
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• I switched from my Pixel 9 Pro to the 9a for three weeks - here's my buying advice now

  22-04-2025 20:49 via zdnet.com
  
  The Pixel 9a skips the flashy features, but it gets the basics right - a solid formula for long-term success.
  
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• Samsung now sells refurbished Galaxy S24 Ultra, S24+, and S24 at discounted prices

  22-04-2025 20:44 via zdnet.com
  
  With Samsung's Certified Renewed program, you can get a like-new flagship phone at a great price while helping reduce e-waste.
  
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• I tested the largest bike computer for tracking fitness metrics - here's my buying advice

  22-04-2025 20:36 via zdnet.com
  
  Wahoo's first touchscreen bike computer features a large display, making glancing at ride metrics easier than ever.
  
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• The best silent mouse of 2025: Expert tested and reviewed

  22-04-2025 20:29 via zdnet.com
  
  We tested the best silent mouse options from Logitech, HP, Razer, and more to find the quietest options for focused, click-free work.
  
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• New to Linux? Don't try these 7 distros (yet)

  22-04-2025 20:25 via zdnet.com
  
  Here's my shortlist of Linux distributions you should avoid until you have plenty of experience under your belt.
  
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• The best lawn mowers of 2025: Expert picks

  22-04-2025 19:56 via zdnet.com
  
  I spent five years working in a factory that produces lawn mowers, so I broke down different options from top brands to help you find the right fit for your lawn this spring.
  
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• I tested Amazon's latest soundbar system and it lives up to the hype. Here's why

  22-04-2025 19:55 via zdnet.com
  
  The Amazon Fire Soundbar Plus is a complete home entertainment package, and it doesn't require pairing with a Fire TV.
  
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• Some of the clearest night footage I've seen comes from this 4K camera - and it's on sale

  22-04-2025 19:47 via zdnet.com
  
  The new EufyCam S3 Pro promises to capture night footage as clearly as daytime footage and delivers.
  
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• The Kindle Scribe is the E Ink tablet I recommend most, and it's 27% off for Amazon's Book Sale

  22-04-2025 19:46 via zdnet.com
  
  Amazon's Kindle Scribe is a well-optimized e-reader with robust note-taking features. Right now, it's $145 off and comes with a folio case.
  
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• This Kindle accessory seriously elevated my reading experience, and it only costs $20

  22-04-2025 19:43 via zdnet.com
  
  Strapsicle's silicone straps secure my Kindle Paperwhite and give me the perfect grip for comfortable reading, and they don't break the bank. It's the perfect time to snag a pair during Amazon's Book Sale.
  
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• I gave up my Kindle and iPad within hours of testing this tablet - and it's on sale

  22-04-2025 19:34 via zdnet.com
  
  I've used a Kindle for years, but with the TCL Tab 10 Nxtpaper 5G on sale, it's become my go-to e-reader tablet - at least until the next upgrade drops.
  
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• With Android 16, the Linux terminal gets all the space it needs

  22-04-2025 19:20 via zdnet.com
  
  The latest Android 16 beta lets Pixel phone users allocate as much storage for the Linux terminal as needed.
  
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• Why I recommend the Google TV Streamer over traditional streaming sticks - and it's on sale

  22-04-2025 18:34 via zdnet.com
  
  Whether you're upgrading an older setup or transforming a regular TV into a smart one, the Google TV Streamer is the best streaming device Android users can get.
  
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• Instagram launches Edits video editor to rival TikTok's CapCut

  22-04-2025 18:30 via zdnet.com
  
  Available for iPhone and Android users, Edits aims to help you create quick videos that you can share anywhere, not just on Facebook or Instagram.
  
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• How to clear your TV cache (and why you shouldn't wait to do it)

  22-04-2025 18:30 via zdnet.com
  
  Clearing your TV's cache can improve performance, resolve pesky glitches, and enhance your streaming quality. Here's the right way to get it done.
  
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• I replaced my Oura 4 with this no-subscription smart ring - and didn't miss it

  22-04-2025 18:17 via zdnet.com
  
  The RingConn Gen 2 offers robust health-tracking features and the longest battery life I've tested.
  
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• How I saved $30 a month with these backyard solar panels (and why they're worth it)

  22-04-2025 18:15 via zdnet.com
  
  EcoFlow's 125W panels come in a four-pack for 500W total - and they're lightweight and modular.
  
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• I tried everything to move a 20GB video off my iPad - until this amazing tool saved me

  22-04-2025 18:13 via zdnet.com
  
  Transferring large files from my iPad to a Mac shouldn't be this difficult, but I found a third-party solution that makes it easier.
  
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• This 360-degree camera is even more effortless to shoot videos with than your phone

  22-04-2025 18:10 via zdnet.com
  
  The Insta360 X5 offers an all-around great recording experience, with meaningful changes compared to its predecessors.
  
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• Tired of unsolicited nude pics? Google's new safety feature can help - how it works

  22-04-2025 17:12 via zdnet.com
  
  The Sensitive Content Warnings feature shields you from images in Google Messages that may contain nudity and lets you easily block numbers - but you'll need to enable it.
  
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• New Google email scams are alarmingly convincing - how to spot them

  22-04-2025 17:09 via zdnet.com
  
  Until Google rolls out a fix, you'll have to be on the lookout for this particularly convincing phishing scam.
  
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• I found the 15 best Mother's Day gifts for tech-loving moms

  22-04-2025 16:55 via zdnet.com
  
  Forget flowers -- these top gadgets from smart rings to sleep gear will make the perfect gift for mom, no matter how tech-savvy she is (or isn't).
  
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• I found an AirTag alternative that beats Apple's model with one major safety feature

  22-04-2025 16:49 via zdnet.com
  
  The new Chipolo Pop trackers can help you find your keys and phone and even take selfies.
  
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• I dropped a brick on this powerbank and it was unscathed. Here's my proof

  22-04-2025 16:45 via zdnet.com
  
  The Poseidon Pro is a 10,000mAh power bank that shrugs off abuse that would destroy other tech, including full submersion, 50-foot drops, even explosives.
  
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• This $13 multitool is one of the best sellers on Amazon. Here's my verdict after a week of testing

  22-04-2025 16:44 via zdnet.com
  
  The Amazon Basics 15-in-1 multitool has racked up thousands of positive reviews, so I put it to the ultimate test.
  
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• The best VPNs for Canada in 2025: Expert tested

  22-04-2025 16:38 via zdnet.com
  
  Find the top VPN for Canada, with lightning-fast speeds across major cities and remote provinces, while maintaining impregnable security and online privacy.
  
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• I switched to a color E Ink tablet for months, and it beats the ReMarkable in key ways

  22-04-2025 16:32 via zdnet.com
  
  The Boox Note Air 4C tablet lets me replace my e-reader, notebook, calendar, and bullet journal with a single device.
  
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• NymVPN: Introducing a security-first decentralized VPN with a Mixnet flair

  22-04-2025 16:19 via zdnet.com
  
  It's not often we see a VPN developed as more than just a way to hide your IP address and give you some online protection against tracking. So how does the open-source, Mixnet-based NymVPN project stack up?
  
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• 7 simple things I always do on Android to protect my privacy - and why you should too

  22-04-2025 16:06 via zdnet.com
  
  Your personal information is highly valuable to many threat actors. Here's how to keep it safe.
  
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• The Google TV Streamer pleasantly surprised this extreme cord cutter - and it's cheaper than ever

  22-04-2025 15:23 via zdnet.com
  
  Whether you're upgrading an older setup or transforming a regular TV into a smart one, the Google TV Streamer is the best streaming device Android users can get.
  
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• This 360-degree camera is my ultimate travel accessory - with AI features that creatives would want

  22-04-2025 15:04 via zdnet.com
  
  Insta360 continues to update its great 360-degree cameras offering an all-around great vlogging tool.
  
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• 1Password extends enterprise credential management beyond humans to AI agents

  22-04-2025 15:00 via zdnet.com
  
  The technology company has introduced three new agentic AI capabilities to its security platform. Here's what those additions mean for IT professionals.
  
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• My favorite electric screwdriver manufacturer just released the ultimate toolkit for tinkerers

  22-04-2025 14:57 via zdnet.com
  
  Hoto's Snapbloq toolkits, which include a precision screwdriver set, a mini cordless rotary toolkit, and a mini drill pen kit, are on sale now as a bundle.
  
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• This Garmin smartwatch is the model I recommend to most people. Here's why

  22-04-2025 14:52 via zdnet.com
  
  The Vivoactive 6 hits all the right notes with its sleek, compact design, vibrant AMOLED display, and deep integration with Garmin's robust ecosystem.
  
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• 3 clever ChatGPT tricks that prove it's still the AI to beat

  22-04-2025 14:49 via zdnet.com
  
  OpenAI's been busy adding some seriously cool features to ChatGPT recently to take it to the next level. Here are a few I love.
  
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• 7 Top Plugins For WordPress (2025 updated)

  22-04-2025 14:27 via webdesignerdepot.com
  Designers understand the importance of pushing boundaries while keeping user experience at the forefront. Yet, not every creative idea is easy to implement through a theme alone—or even with solid coding chops. That’s where the right plugins step in. They can power up a website by delivering specialized functionality, seamless third-party integrations, and next-level visual […]
  
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• OpenAI's most capable models hallucinate more than earlier ones

  22-04-2025 12:15 via zdnet.com
  
  Researchers say the hallucinations make o3 "less useful" than it would be.
  
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• Hiding Secret Files in Images Using Steghide

  22-04-2025 12:00 via hongkiat.com
  Ever wanted to hide sensitive information in plain sight? That’s exactly what steganography allows you to do. Unlike encryption, which makes data unreadable but obvious that something is hidden, steganography conceals the very existence of the secret data.
  Steghide is a powerful Linux tool that lets you embed any file into an image with minimal visual changes to the original picture. This makes it perfect for securely transferring sensitive information or simply keeping private files hidde
  
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• A Quick Guide to Escaping PHP Data in WordPress

  22-04-2025 10:45
  Adding custom code to your WordPress website is powerful. You can add virtually any type of functionality. That’s great – but it also comes with responsibility.
  The output of your code must be secure. Otherwise, a malicious actor could take advantage. For example, they could execute a rogue JavaScript or PHP snippet to spread malware. It puts users at risk and is a mess to clean up.
  Thankfully, WordPress provides a way to prevent these sorts of attacks. Escaping data output strips un
  
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