The entire world is now struggling to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, and tech giants themselves have stepped in to help provide protective equipment and support the research for a vaccine. As a key...

Security company ESET has recently launched the Endpoint Antivirus for Linux, thus completing its suite of endpoint solutions already protecting Windows and macOS. ESET Endpoint Antivirus for Linux comes with a typical antivirus feature...

The Linux phone market is still a very limited one, but there’s no doubt there’s a lot of potential here, and with the necessary improvements, it can very well become a worthy solution for...

China’s plans to replace Windows and move to a homegrown operating system aren’t new, but this year, the whole thing could finally happen. This is what Chinese-based Union Tech promises, as its Linux-based Unified...

The world of Linux laptops is slowly but surely expanding, and today the engineers over at System76 announced a new model that is projected to see daylight in early April. Called Lemur Pro, the...

Intel vulnerabilities are slowly but surely becoming something that’s very common nowadays, with researchers recently coming across a new issue that could allow a malicious actor to extract the hardware signing keys from a...

Linus Torvalds has just announced a new Linux kernel 5.6 release candidate at a time when the world is in lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak. Torvalds explains that Linux kernel version 5.6-rc7 is...

Canonical says Ubuntu and broader open source support services are completely unaffected by the coronavirus outbreak, as everything is running normally thanks to a series of measures. First and foremost, Canonical says it’s now...

The Document Foundation has released a new version of LibreOffice for all supported desktop platforms, which include Linux, Windows, and Mac.  LibreOffice 6.4.2 is the second minor release of version 6.4, which means it’s...