A recently closed lawsuit in Germany is the latest in a long-running trend of hardware makers using GPL source code, but not fairly providing it back.

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11.01.2025

Strange, unique, and otherwise noteworthy PCs and PC accessories from CES 2025 - Ars Technica

Most of these experiments don’t stick around for long, but who knows.

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10.01.2025

New $120 16GB Raspberry Pi 5 is for the people who use it like an everyday PC - Ars Technica

But at $120, the new board has to compete with a wider universe of mini PCs.

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10.01.2025

Linux Foundation bands together Chromium browser makers in a “neutral space” - Ars Technica

Open source group aims to better organize and fund development of browser.

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10.01.2025

Why I’m disappointed with the TVs at CES 2025 - Ars Technica

Op-ed: TVs miss opportunity for real improvement by prioritizing corporate needs.

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09.01.2025

How I program with LLMs - Ars Technica

Generative models can be powerfully useful—if you’re willing to adapt your approach.

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08.01.2025

New GeForce 50-series GPUs: There’s the $1,999 5090, and there’s everything else - Ars Technica

Nvidia leans heavily on DLSS 4 and AI-generated frames for speed comparisons.

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08.01.2025

Lenovo laptop’s rollable screen uses motors to grow from 14 to 16.7 inches - Ars Technica

Yes, there are still visible creases.

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08.01.2025

Google Pixel 4a gets an unexpected update: Lower battery life - Ars Technica

It’s intentional, and eligible users can get cash or free battery replacements.

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07.01.2025

AMD’s new laptop CPU lineup is a mix of new silicon and new names for old silicon - Ars Technica

New Ryzen AI CPUs boost speeds, but cheaper laptops get another Ryzen rebrand.

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07.01.2025

AMD’s new Ryzen Z2 CPUs boost gaming handhelds, if you buy the best one - Ars Technica

Z2 Extreme is the only one that’s faster than what AMD was offering before.

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07.01.2025

Microsoft would really like you to replace your old Windows 10 PCs this year - Ars Technica

The carrot of “new features” and the stick of “no more updates for your old PC.”…

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07.01.2025

Intel fills out Core Ultra 200 laptop lineup with hodgepodge of CPUs, GPUs, and NPUs - Ars Technica

Core Ultra 200U, 200H, and 200HX will all fall short of Copilot+ compatibility.

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07.01.2025

New Radeon RX 9000 GPUs promise to fix two of AMD’s biggest weaknesses - Ars Technica

Better ray tracing and ML-backed FSR upscaling could close the gap with Nvidia.

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07.01.2025

Disney makes antitrust problem go away by buying majority stake in Fubo - Ars Technica

Fubo to merge with giant it accused of trying to monopolize sports streaming.

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07.01.2025

HDMI 2.2 will require new “Ultra96” cables, whenever we have 8K TVs and content - Ars Technica

The physical connector is, confusingly but expectedly, the same.

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07.01.2025

AMD launches new Ryzen 9000X3D CPUs for PCs that play games and work hard - Ars Technica

Not much faster at games than 9800X3D, but with up to twice as many CPU cores.

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07.01.2025

Dell will no longer make XPS computers - Ars Technica

Dell is officially killing the XPS branding that’s become a mainstay for people seeking a sleek, respectable, well-priced PC.

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07.01.2025

Apple will update iOS notification summaries after BBC headline mistake - Ars Technica

It’s unfortunately not possible for Apple Intelligence to make zero errors.

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05.01.2025

Bob Dylan has some Dylanesque thoughts on the “sorcery” of technology - Ars Technica

Making high-tech resolutions for 2025 with the help of Bob Dylan.

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04.01.2025

Rumors say next-gen RTX 50 GPUs will come with big jumps in power requirements - Ars Technica

We’ll likely find out more about Nvidia’s next GPUs at CES next week.

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03.01.2025

USB-C gets a bit more universal as the EU’s mandate goes into effect - Ars Technica

Apple has already pulled devices to comply with the Common Charger Directive.

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03.01.2025

Samsung is the next company to try to popularize 3D displays (again) - Ars Technica

A new year, a new attempt at 3D displays.

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31.12.2024

You can love or hate AI, but it’s killed crappy 8GB versions of pricey PCs and Macs - Ars Technica

Op-ed: AI has been a cure for $1,600 computers that start with 8GB of memory.

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28.12.2024

FTC launches probe of Microsoft over bundling - Ars Technica

Redmond’s packing of Office with security, cloud computing services under scrutiny.

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27.12.2024

I keep turning my Google Sheets into phone-friendly webapps, and I can’t stop - Ars Technica

How I tackled takeout, spices, and meal ideas with spreadsheets and Glide.

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24.12.2024

$2,100 mechanical keyboard has 800 holes, NYC skyscraper looks - Ars Technica

No, four figures does not get you a numpad.

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22.12.2024

Green sea turtle gets relief from “bubble butt” syndrome thanks to 3D printing - Ars Technica

Boat collision left Charlotte stranded at the surface and in danger of predation.

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Intel Arc B570 review: At $219, the cheapest good graphics card - Ars Technica

Parallels can finally run x86 versions of Windows or Linux on Apple Silicon - Ars Technica

Amid a flurry of hype, Microsoft reorganizes entire dev team around AI - Ars Technica

Lawsuit: Allstate used GasBuddy and other apps to quietly track driving behavior - Ars Technica

After CEO exit, Sonos gets rid of its chief product officer, too - Ars Technica

Report: After many leaks, Switch 2 announcement could come “this week” - Ars Technica

Sonos CEO behind disastrous app exits with $1.9 million severance - Ars Technica

The 8 most interesting PC monitors from CES 2025 - Ars Technica

Three bizarre home devices and a couple good things at CES 2025 - Ars Technica

German router maker is latest company to inadvertently clarify the LGPL license - Ars Technica

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New GeForce 50-series GPUs: There’s the $1,999 5090, and there’s everything else - Ars Technica

Lenovo laptop’s rollable screen uses motors to grow from 14 to 16.7 inches - Ars Technica

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Microsoft would really like you to replace your old Windows 10 PCs this year - Ars Technica

Intel fills out Core Ultra 200 laptop lineup with hodgepodge of CPUs, GPUs, and NPUs - Ars Technica

New Radeon RX 9000 GPUs promise to fix two of AMD’s biggest weaknesses - Ars Technica

Disney makes antitrust problem go away by buying majority stake in Fubo - Ars Technica

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AMD launches new Ryzen 9000X3D CPUs for PCs that play games and work hard - Ars Technica

Dell will no longer make XPS computers - Ars Technica

Apple will update iOS notification summaries after BBC headline mistake - Ars Technica

Bob Dylan has some Dylanesque thoughts on the “sorcery” of technology - Ars Technica

Rumors say next-gen RTX 50 GPUs will come with big jumps in power requirements - Ars Technica

USB-C gets a bit more universal as the EU’s mandate goes into effect - Ars Technica

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FTC launches probe of Microsoft over bundling - Ars Technica

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