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AAXA P4X Pico Pocket Projector Review and Giveaway
What if you could bring a projector with you, wherever you go, and easily display presentations, movies, and more with it? This $299 AAXA P4X Pico Pocket Projector attempts to make this possible.
Can You Get An iOS 7 Device To Work Well With Linux?
Having issues with connecting your iOS device to your Linux machine? Here's what you can do to get it working right.
Upgrade From Windows XP to a Modern OS in 7 Simple Steps
It's time to say goodbye! Microsoft is ending official support for Windows XP on April 8 2014. Are you at risk? If you are still running this ancient operating system, it's time to upgrade.
Not Just for Coders: 9 Ways To Use GitHub For Creative Work
GitHub is known for the great features it can offer programmers, but it's not only for them. There are plenty of other creative uses for GitHub. Here are nine you can explore.
GNOME Boxes: An Easy Way to Set Up Virtual Machines in Linux
GNOME Boxes is a virtualization tool that lets Linux users set up virtual machines in just a few clicks.
Celluon EPIC Virtual Keyboard Review and Giveaway
The Celluon EPIC is a $150 virtual keyboard by means of projection, meaning that it can use laser light to project an image of a keyboard onto a flat surface in front of it.
openSUSE 13.1: A Solid Linux Release With Long Term Support
Ubuntu and Fedora aren't the only major Linux distributions out there: there's also openSUSE. Let's take a look at what makes openSUSE 13.1 so great.
4 Ways to Teach Yourself Terminal Commands in Linux
If you want to become a true Linux master, having some terminal knowledge is a good idea. Here methods you can use to start teaching yourself.
Dropcam Pro WiFi Monitoring System Review and Giveaway
The Dropcam Pro is a small, WiFi enabled, security camera for personal use. We bought this unit for our review.
Be On The Bleeding Edge of Linux with Fedora Rawhide
Don't wait around to try the latest versions of software – try Fedora Rawhide instead.
Open Source AMD Graphics Are Now Awesome, Here's How To Get Them
The AMD proprietary driver on Linux is fast but buggy, and the open source driver has now become awesome
ZeroLemon Batteries for Samsung Galaxy S4 and Note 3 Review and Giveaway
Phone manufacturers are putting a lot of money into research and development of small, lightweight, and powerful batteries that should last all day. But did you know you're not limited to the stock battery?
Does Firefox Look Out Of Place In Gnome Shell? Try These Two Tips
Firefox doesn't blend in well with Gnome Shell. Here's how to fix that.
Fedora 20: What's New In This "Heisenbug" Linux Release?
Fedora recently celebrated their 10 years of existence with their 20th release – appropriately codenamed "Heisenbug".