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The Super-Thin Galaxy S25 Edge Has Arrived

2 days ago | howtogeek.com | Corbin Davenport

Samsung has officially revealed its super-thin flagship phone for 2025: the Galaxy S25 Edge. It’s available to order starting today, but as you might expect, Samsung had to make a few compromises to achieve the super-slim design. Following a teaser at the Galaxy Unpacked event in January, and another announcement last week, the Galaxy S25 is finally a real phone you can buy.
On Sale For $30, You'll Love Anker's Neat 7-in-1 Charging Station

2 days ago | howtogeek.com | Cory Gunther

Anker 525 (7-in-1) Charging Station $29.99 $65.99 Save $36 Attached to a 5ft extension cord, this Anker charging station has two 65W USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, and three AC outlets on the back. It has everything you'll need for your desk, office, or bedside. If you're gearing up to travel this summer or want to clean up your desk with a better charging system, we have you covered.
Linux Kernel 6.15 Is Adding Support for These Game Controllers

2 days ago | howtogeek.com | Jordan Gloor

The upcoming Linux kernel release, version 6.15, will be arriving in the next month or so, and I'm already seeing previews of what to expect. One of them is recently merged support for several gaming controllers and laptop touchpads. New Gamepads Get Linux Support The merge for kernel 6.15rc-6 patches Linux's xpad driver to add support for Xbox gamepads from several different manufacturers.
Some People Think the Xbox Is Dead but Here’s Why I’m Still Loving Mine

2 days ago | howtogeek.com | Tim Brookes

Microsoft has been shifting focus to reach larger user bases with Xbox games on rival platforms has led to some doom and gloom from critics and owners alike. Game Pass persists as a major benefit for Xbox, providing a variety of games, day one big exclusives, and excellent value. The next Xbox consoles won't be anything like those we've seen in the past, with the possibility of collaborations with other hardware manufacturers and third-party storefronts.
These Free iPhone Apps Are Basically Digital Fidget Toys

2 days ago | howtogeek.com | Tim Brookes

Your smartphone might be the most distracting device that you own. It’s constantly vying for your attention, and always there whenever you feel the urge to doomscroll. It’s easy to spend hours every day fidgeting with your phone. So what if this time could be more productive, creative, and less anxiety-inducing?
The Most Reliable Hybrid SUVs to Buy in 2025

2 days ago | howtogeek.com | Tyler Dupont

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Google Keep On the Web Is Getting New Formatting Features

2 days ago | howtogeek.com | Cory Gunther

Google Keep now has rich text formatting for the web. The update is rolling out to Google Workspace and personal accounts. New formatting options include bold, underline, italic, and heading styles. Do you love Google Keep but wish the web version had many of the same features we enjoy on the mobile app, like text formatting? If so, we have good news.
I Wish I'd Found This Hidden KDE Plasma Feature Sooner

2 days ago | howtogeek.com | Jordan Gloor

Are you running Kubuntu Linux or another distro that uses the KDE Plasma desktop environment? Then you're missing out if you aren't taking advantage of a little search bar called KRunner. KDE Plasma is well known as a productivity and power user-friendly desktop environment for Linux distros and FreeBSD. I've been using it regularly for years. In fact, right now I'm daily-driving two different versions of Plasma on both my Kubuntu Focus laptop and my desktop computer running Garuda.
Now Is the Perfect Time for the Return of Sonic's Chao Garden

3 days ago | howtogeek.com | Michael Freeman

The Sonic Adventure series is fondly remembered for successfully transitioning the blue blur into 3D, as well as its music and varied gameplay. However, another point of praise often referred to is the Chao Garden. Sadly, we haven't seen a new iteration of it in over 20 years. Given its successful integration into previous Sonic games, the advances in technology since the GameCube, and its potential as a standalone game, there's never been a better time to bring the Chao Garden back.
What It's Like Viewing Solar Panels Through an Android App

3 days ago | howtogeek.com | Bertel King

I have 28 solar panels on my roof. I used an app to confirm this number, and I use this same app to do just about anything else concerning solar power. Here's what it's like. I Have an Enphase Solar Panel System Solar panel systems consist primarily of two components. There are the panels, which generate power from the sun. Then there are inverters, which convert the power into energy your home can use.