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BlackBerry’s second Android phone launched this year starts at $399, making it much less than the iPhone XS or the Samsung Galaxy Note9.

If you want to know more about your chromebook battery than what the system tray indicator tells you, Jack Wallen has two commands you can run to find out everything you need to know.

Before you start using your new Windows 10 machine, follow these five steps.

WordPress is releasing a new version allowing users to easily use it as a full-featured CMS out of the box, not just as a blogging platform.

The co-creators of the credit-card-sized board tell the inside story of how the breakthrough computer was born.

Working from home is becoming an increasingly popular practice. Tom Merritt offers five reasons why it’s better than working in an office.

Performance reviews are important for employers and employees to set a course for the future. Here’s how to develop your goals and put them into place.

Cracking encryption is supposed to take forever, right? Not if an attacker knows what they’re doing.

Steve Ranger discusses the forecast for 5G including the implications for smart phones, home routers and the impact on big cities.

Tom Merritt asks the five questions every data scientist should have the answers to.

Software, product, and QA engineers are among the 20 fastest-growing roles in the Bay Area, according to Indeed.

If you’re curious about installing Linux apps from source, Jack Wallen is there to get you started and make you wonder if that’s really the route for you

If you’ve migrated to Fedora Desktop or Server and want to get up to speed with the DNF package manager, Jack Wallen gives you the basics.

Installing Apache on Fedora Server can be frustrating if you don’t know the right commands to run. Jack Wallen walks you through the process to ease your suffering a bit.

Jack Wallen shows you how to get Vagrant up and running on the Ubuntu 18.04 platform, for easy VM deployment and development.

By 2050, there will likely be nine billion people on the planet, and in order to feed everyone, food production needs to be more efficient. Smart farming, big data, and other tech are key to the solution.

The next step in feeding the world’s rapidly growing population involves self-driving tractors, precision farming, and Internet of Things sensors to quantify agriculture in vast new ways.

Go inside the race to feed the 9 billion people who will inhabit planet earth in 2050. See how John Deere and others are working to change the equation before it’s too late.