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At the end of August, I had the chance to fiddle with a Galaxy Z Fold8, Samsung’s passport-style foldable phone.
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Stéphane Pigeon, a signal processing engineer and passionate about sounds, keeps this site alone.
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After several beta and RC versions, Jellyfin 12 was released this Monday (7th).
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From the most boring television game shows to your computer or phone, in the game Wire Loop you have to take the disc from one point to another without touching the wire, as fast as you can.
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The Asahi Project, whose mission is to make Linux distributions viable on post-2020 Apple computers, announced on Sunday 6th support for the Apple Silicon M3 chip family.
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LibreOffice 26.8, released on August 26th, became the software’s most popular update.
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I avoid giving stage time to weird people (in the bad sense) here at the Manual.
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A website full of services to be accessed by Kindle and other tablets with E-Ink screen.
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Editor's Note In this series, readers showcase what they carry in their backpacks on a daily basis.
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Despite the persistent nags to accept or decline tracking cookies on websites, the online surveillance industry already has more advanced techniques for monitoring your wanderings across the web.
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Reading yet another one of the countless articles and opinion pieces from people discovering that it’s good not to spend the whole day glued to their phone, I picked up an ~interesting technique.
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Neubrutalism is a digital aesthetic movement that rejects modern polished neutrality in favor of what they call “graphic bluntness”: high-contrast palettes, bold typography, strongly defined shapes, and conspicuous structure — especially outlines and hard…
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Elon Musk’s lawyers sent a cease-and-desist letter to Nitter’s maintainer, a legitimate service that displays X posts through a different interface.
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I’ve mentioned the Pacific Block extension for Safari in passing a few times before.
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There’s a small but significant crisis in the world of Apple blogs and independent iOS developers.