Great News, Liberux Community! 🎉 1️⃣ The Liberux NEXX is moving forward with new self-funding. We listened to your feedback, and the NEXX will come with improvements. We maintain our #opensource…

Banana Pi BPI-CM6 is a compute module with a SpacemiT K1 RISC-V processor

Last year Qualcomm revamped it naming conventions for flagship processors. Instead of launching a Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chip the company introduced a Snapdragon 8 Elite as the first mobile processor to feature Oryon CPU cores using some of the same technologies Qualcomm uses for its laptop chips. But that change was short-lived, because in September the company announced that it's…

Banana Pi has previewed the BPI-SM9 16-ENC-A3, a compact deep learning compute module built around the SOPHGO BM1688 processor. The module is described as targeting low-power AI workloads, hardware…

The MINISFORUM G1 Pro is a compact desktop computer that looks more like a game console than a PC... although the lines separating those product categories are getting blurry these days. Inside this little computer is an AMD Ryzen 9 8945HX Dragon Range processor and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 discrete GPU. First introduced earlier this year, the G1 Pro is now available for…

Google's upcoming PC operating system that merges elements of Android and ChromeOS has a new name... or at least a code name. And there are updates on both sides of the dispute between Core Devices (the company brining Pebble watches back from the dead) and Rebble (the developers who made sure that old Pebble watches were only mostly dead). Last week the…

LINMOB.net is a blog about LINux on MOBile devices. With the PinePhone (Pro) and Librem 5 shipping it is back to report on GNU+Linux on mobile devices.

It’s been a bit of a rough ride in the Pebble world lately. Since our blogpost from last week, and Eric’s response to it (read both, if you haven’t yet - the...

Pebble Watch Software Is Now 100% Open Source + Tick Talk #4 - PT2 Demos!

Most laptop computers released in the past few decades have a familiar design. With a few exceptions, you can expect a 16:9 or 16:10 aspect ratio display on top and a low-profile keyboard and touchpad on the bottom. The Kernelcom takes a different approach. According to the description in a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for this mini-laptop, it has a 12.5 inch ultrawide touchscreen display with a 24:9 aspect ratio.

Goodbye ChromeOS, hello Aluminium OS: Here's everything we know about Google's plans to bring Android to PCs!

Waveshare's new PCIe to M.2 multifunction adapter for the Raspberry Pi 5 is a $10 accessory that's basically an updated version of last year's HDMI adapter. Like its predecessor, it's a small board that plugs into the USB and micro HDMI ports on the side of Raspberry Pi's single-board computer, allowing you to use cables with full-sized HDMI connectors.

The new Samsung Movingstyle LSM7F is a portable TV that's also basically a big tablet. It has a 27 inch, 2560 x 1440 pixel, 120 Hz display and Samsung's Tizen-based smart TV operating system. Unlike most TVs though, this model has a touchscreen display and a built-in 69.3 Wh battery that provides up to 3 hours of run time while unplugged.

For the past few years, Chinese retro PC maker 8086YES! has been building and selling odd little computers that pack decades-old processors and other classic components into modern bodies designed for mobile computing. We've seen handhelds and mini laptops with Intel 8088 chips and a couple of other models with 386 SX compatible processors and even FPGAs configured to work like Zilog Z80 chips.

Valve's upcoming Steam Machine is a cross between a mini PC and a game console. And while the nearly cube-shaped device has a pretty basic design, it's also made to be customizable: Valve demonstrated a couple of swappable face plates when the company unveiled the Steam Machine and now third-party companies are starting to tease accessories. Meanwhile an independent developer has…

From November 19th to 21st, 2025, the highly anticipated Intel TechConference 2025 was held at the Chongqing Yuelai International Convention Center. As a large-scale industry event focusing on…

PegorK's f32 might be the world's smallest ESP32-C3 board. It measures just 9.85 x 8.45 mm, or slightly larger than the area covered by a USB Type-C

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A Major Modernization of the Killer App That Started It All A new version of Xbox Media Center (XBMC), version 4.0, has been released. This version marks a significant update to the long-standing…

Hello Windows Insiders! We appreciate the excitement around the latest Windows handhelds and have heard feedback (and seen the creativity!) from those wanting this experience on more devices. Today,…

Qualcomm's Snapdragon X series processor made a big splash when they first hit the scene last year, because they were the first Arm-based chips for Windows PCs that promised competitive performance with the Intel and AMD processors that have dominated the market for decades. But what about PCs that don't run Windows? Last June German PC maker Schenker and Linux PC vendor Tuxedo Computers showed off a…

Black Friday is officially the day after Thanksgiving, and this year that means that many retailers will be offering deep discounts on November 28, 2025. But a lot of those retailers aren't waiting until then to kick off their sales. So you can already score deals on laptops, tablets, smartphones, eReaders, headphones and earbuds, and many other mobile tech devices & accessories.

The MINISFORUM MS-02 Ultra is a 4.8 liter desktop computer that's bigger than most mini PCs the company sells. But it's smaller than a typical desktop tower PC, while still packing a lot of connectivity and expansion options. First announced in October, the computer packs three PCIe slots (including a PCIe 5.0 x16 slot for a graphics card or other high-speed add-ons), four SODIMM slots with support for up to 256GB of total RAM, up to four M.2 2280 slots for storage, and support for up to 25 Gigabit wired networking.

A few days after a private fight became public between the company bringing Pebble smartwatches back from the dead and the team of independent developers who ensured that the original watches continued to function without becoming zombies, a member of the Rebble team has weighed in with some thoughts that might help put things in perspective. Meanwhile, in other tech news from around the web, Google is bringing Apple Airdrop support to Android...

Microsoft’s Open Source Programs Office (OSPO), Team Xbox, and Activision are making Zork I, Zork II, and Zork III available under the MIT License.