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Linux 7.1 is out — Steam Deck audio fixed, Intel 486 support dropped
Linux 7.1 is out. Linus Torvalds released the kernel on Sunday from a different time zone than usual — he's travelling, which pushed the release a few hours earlier than his typical afternoon slot. The merge window for Linux 7.2 will also open on a... Read More
OnePlus Turbo 6X and Turbo 6X Pro go on sale in China with batteries up to 8,000mAh
OnePlus has put the Turbo 6X and Turbo 6X Pro on sale in China following their debut last week. Both are budget-tier phones built around battery endurance — the Turbo 6X carries a 7,000mAh cell, and the Pro increases that to 8,000mAh. China pricing starts... Read More
iOS 27’s Passwords app can fix your weak passwords by itself
Apple is adding a feature to the Passwords app in iOS 27 that goes further than flagging security problems: it can now fix them. With a single tap, Passwords will navigate to the relevant website on your behalf, sign in, and upgrade your account to... Read More
No RSS? No newsletter? Safari’s Notify Me will watch that webpage for you
Apple is adding a feature to Safari in iOS 27 called Notify Me that monitors webpages and alerts you when something changes — no RSS feed, newsletter subscription, or third-party extension required. The mechanic is straightforward: navigate to a page in Safari, tell it what... Read More
Safari in iOS 27 can build you a custom browser extension from a description
Apple is adding a feature to Safari in iOS 27 and macOS 27 called Describe an Extension that lets users build custom browser extensions by typing what they want. No code, no developer tools, no App Store review — the extension generates and installs directly... Read More
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