Linux Security Blog

• KDE Plasma 6.7 has way more useful features than I expected – and you'll likely get it soon
  The latest release of one of the finest desktop environments on the market is here, and there's plenty to be excited about.
• I've spent years with immutable Linux – RakuOS fixed my biggest annoyance
  Immutable Linux is the future of OS security, but the current distributions do have one particular limitation that RakuOS has overcome.
• This 55-inch Fire TV on Amazon costs just $280 – and I can actually recommend it
  You can snag a 55-inch Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED Series with this early Prime Day deal.
• Your Android phone keyboard may be tracking your inputs – how to check (and 2 ways to stop it)
  Your Android keyboard may be collecting more than you realize. Here are two ways to take back your privacy, but I only trust one.
• Amazon has discounted a Lenovo IdeaPad for 73% off, and it's actually worth considering
  Over at Amazon, the Lenovo IdeaPad 1i has dropped to $300, making it one of the best laptop deals available on the platform.
• How I'm using this $13 smart plug to automate my house with voice commands
  Imagine turning your holiday lights, lamps, and fans on or off from anywhere in the house or outdoors for cheap. This plug – now on sale – makes it happen.
• These are the 11 best early Prime Day phone deals I'd actually buy myself
  Prime Day 2026 is next week. Save hundreds right now on early phone deals, including the Google Pixel 10 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S26, and Motorola Edge.
• The 8 best early Prime Day headphone deals: Apple, Bose, Sony, and more deals I'd buy myself
  Prime Day is right around the corner, and I've found the best headphone deals – many of which are recent, flagship releases from Apple, Sony, Bose, and more.
• The DIY era of smartwatches has begun – Google and Apple already have me hooked
  Google's Create My Widget and Apple's new Shortcuts feature prove we're in a DIY era of automation.
• Android 17 is out now, with a fresh Pixel Drop for June – here's what's new
  You're getting productivity tricks, bubbles, new AI models, upgraded security, and more.
• 7 interesting Father's Day gifts and gadgets (that will arrive before Sunday)
  Father's Day is this weekend, and we found the most useful items your father figure will appreciate, based on our testing.
• The best early Amazon Prime Day deals: Up to 30% off Anker, Samsung, and Oura (so far)
  Amazon's Prime Day sale returns in a few weeks, but these are our favorite deals you can shop right now.
• The best Costco deals to compete with Prime Day: TVs, Apple devices, and more
  Skip Amazon Prime Day. Check out the best early Costco deals live right now on premium electronics, smartwatches, and home essentials with bonus warranties.
• The best early Walmart deals to compete with Prime Day: Laptops, TVs, smart glasses, and more
  Beat the Prime Day rush: Walmart's massive rival sale is almost here, with great deals on 4K smart TVs, Apple tech, and laptops already live. Shop the best discounts.
• I tried AnduinOS 2.0, and it may be the easiest way to ditch Windows for Linux
  AnduinOS 2.0 is a speedy, private, Ubuntu-based Linux distro that's all about true distro engineering. And it's laid out like Windows 11.
• I've had dozens of robot mower brands and models – here's my advice for every yard type
  I have one golden rule: It's not about the mower, it's about the yard. Use my free checklist to decide which model to buy.
• I've been testing iOS 27, and these 5 overlooked features make even older iPhones better
  Beyond the flashy new upgrades, iOS 27 has several lesser-known changes that also work on older iPhones.
• Your wall outlets are seriously underutilized: 7 plug-in gadgets that elevate any home
  These plug-in gadgets easily enhance your home's routine (and they're affordable).
• 15 of the best Prime Day laptop deals (I'd actually buy myself)
  Prime Day is earlier this year, so I've rounded up some of the best early laptop deals live now, including the latest MacBooks and gaming laptops.
• Linux 7.1 is here to end the Intel 486 CPU era – and do some serious legacy clean up
  And say hello to much better NTFS support. Linux creator Linus Torvalds has announced the release of Linux 7.1.

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