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I'll use Android’s 3-button navigation until the day I die
Gesture navigation is a no-go.
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Your old Android phone can run a real Linux desktop, and Termux is all it takes to get started
Termux helped me run an Xfce Linux desktop on a budget Android phone ...
I still want models with built-in screens, but Google’s first run of intelligent eyewear has a lot to offer.
Ubuntu doesn't run Android apps and games natively, but Waydroid is an open-source effort that lets you use them – and it's ...
Jellyfin is a self-hosted media server that you can use to stream your TV show and movie collection to other devices. It's a ...
LazilySoftThe trigger was a topic regarding smartphone information monitoringRecently, I saw a topic about whether the smartphone screens of overseas political figures might be being monitored by ...
For most of us, Android Auto is a double-edged sword: it's the most powerful tool in our car, yet it's often the biggest ...
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'scrcpy' is an open-source alternative to Phone Link for Android mirroring that barely uses any RAM
Sticking to occasional USB connections, this 'Link to Windows' replacement gives me the easiest access to mobile-only apps.
I often leave my phone plugged in until morning, realizing it's been at 100% the whole time. It felt a bit wrong every ...
State-sponsored hacking groups expanded malware delivery, fake recruitment schemes, and software supply chain attacks between ...
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These 4 small Linux commands make complex terminal tasks feel effortless
Once you get the hang of these, they're pretty straightforward.
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