Category: Ubuntu News

Google Chrome remains the world’s number one browser, both on the desktop and on mobile, and the parent company keeps rolling out more and more major updates that further refine the experience with the...

At this point, the browsing world is pretty much divided into two different parts. First of all, it’s Mozilla Firefox, the browser that has been around for many years and served as the main...

Microsoft has just released a new Dev build of Microsoft Edge browser, and this time, there are two new features that are included. The new version of Microsoft Edge in the Dev channel is...

Raspberry Pi has just launched a brand-new device, and this time it comes in a rather unexpected form. The Raspberry Pi 400 is still a pocket-size device, only that it ships packed in a...

Purism’s Librem Mini debuted last not a long time with a rather unique approach, promising a state-of-the-art mix of privacy features with the power of Linux, all packed in a pocket-size computer. And now...

I’ve said it before and I’m going to say it again: LibreOffice is, by all means, the best alternative to Microsoft Office, and its freeware license makes it the go-to productivity suite not only...

Ubuntu was, is, and will probably remain the leading Linux distribution out there, at least as far as the number of users is considered. And the one to thank is Canonical’s commitment to keeping...

Microsoft has just announced that Microsoft Edge of Linux is available for download in the Dev channel, thus allowing users on the platform to finally try out the software giant’s Chromium-based browser. “With this...

Mozilla has just released another major update for Firefox browser, this time bringing the app to version 82 on Windows, Linux, and macOS. What’s very important to know is that Firefox 82 is now...

Vivaldi was, is, and will probably continue to be one of the best desktop browsers out there, with its Android version also improving at a pretty fast pace and new updates bringing plenty of...