I do this every week, and I love finding ways to make my Linux PCs more useful. These apps all have a common theme of ...

A sophisticated threat actor that uses Linux-based malware to target telecommunications providers has recently broadened its ...

The OS comes with all the basics, like image editing tools, browsers (including Tor Browser for privacy), and even a chess ...

Homebrew is a free, open-source package manager for Linux and MacOS that simplifies the installation and management of software. Think of Homebrew as a command-line version of the App Store that ...

Unleash advanced capabilities in Shadowverse Worlds Beyond! This repository offers a full suite of undetectable tools, smart boosters, and unique scripts for ultimate gameplay enhancement. Power up ...

HackyPi 2.0 is an ESP32-S3-based USB hacking and automation tool designed for both coders and non-coders. It features AI-assisted control, HID keystroke injection, BadUSB, and a no-code interface for ...

Discover your iPhone’s hidden spy detector feature that protects your privacy. Learn how built-in Apple tools detect tracking, spying, and unauthorized app access. Pixabay, kropekk_pl In a digital ...

If you tend to stay up late, chances are you’ve already set your iPhone’s brightness to the minimum. But once the lights are off, even the lowest setting can still feel uncomfortably bright.

The Cupertino-based tech giant Apple has quietly rolled out the first beta of iOS 26.3, and it includes a built-in “Transfer to Android” feature. Found in Settings > General > Transfer or Reset iPhone ...

It’s become a ritual for iPhone users to have an adjustment and/or mourning period shortly after a major update, as we all get used to the changes to our load-bearing devices. The iOS 26 update hasn’t ...

It’s update time. Apple has just publicly rolled out incremental updates across its hardware portfolio. On your Apple device, head over to the Settings app to download the new iOS 26.2, iPadOS 26.2, ...

Last month, among all the usual email I received was an anxious missive from a TidBITS reader—we’ll call her Beverley, largely because that’s her name. While walking down the street in El Calafate, a ...