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Get the most out of your battery by putting AI in charge of turning on the Battery Saver feature.

The future of work features flexible schedules, soft skills, more tech, and employees staying at their current companies.

Find out how to get started working with the docker-compose command.

When you uninstall an application from Linux, make sure you’re doing it in such a way as to remove both configuration files and dependencies.

With the help of the Firefox Task Manager, you can find out which tabs are consuming too many system resources.

Messenger Chat Heads messing with your Android 10 fully gestural navigation? Find out how to temporarily solve that problem.

Don’t let your Logitech dongles remain vulnerable. Upgrade the firmware and be safe.

If you’re looking to gain as much privacy and security from the Firefox browser, you might want to enable DNS-over-HTTPS.

Apple gives iPhone 11, Watch Series 5, and iPad incremental hardware refresh, but services like Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and a new health-focused Research app are the real story.

Getting Kubernetes up and running on your Mac is incredibly simple, thanks to Docker Desktop.

Google Assistant has a lot of nifty features tucked up its sleeve. One lesser known is the ability to translate text.

Passwords remain the most common way to authenticate your online identity, but companies like Microsoft and Google are using alternate login methods. Tom Merritt offers five alternatives to passwords.

If you need to troubleshoot Nextcloud, your first task should be to enable logging. Find out how.

Need to create a proper fstab entry to automatically mount a drive in Linux? Find out how here.

ZDNet’s Larry Dignan outlines the big questions surrounding Apple’s latest iPhone launch and whether the company can break through the upgrade cycle malaise.

If you long for the days of having separate bars for addresses in searching in Firefox, fear not–you can bring back that feature in a few seconds.

Backup snapshots should be considered a must-have. Find out how to create them in Linux with Timeshift.

Jason McCreary explains principle of “You aren’t going to need it!” found in Extreme Programming, and how it can be valuable for keeping your programming workflows simple.