It’s the year of the Linux desktop, for Dell, in China

For years, the “year of the Linux desktop” was right around the corner: Open-source software would displace Windows (or Window$), and usher in a glorious, peaceful revolution in the computing industry. Check out this article from PCWorld.com

Report: Google Camera 3.0 packs in smart bursts, animated GIFs, and other tricks

oogle may be working up a number of photo tricks for its camera app.

Android Police tore into a pre-release build of Google Camera, and found several new clues about what version 3.0 might include. The first is SmartBurst, which fires off a quick succession of photos with your camera. Check out this article from PCWorld.com

8 Finder Tips for Mac Newbies

Navigating files and folders using the native Mac file browser Finder is easy enough, but there are many more features hidden behind menus and keyboard shortcuts. Check this article from MakeUseOf.com

Crowdfunded company ordered to pay up after failing to deliver the goods

Not every crowdfunded project is going to result in a product: This much is a given. But the State of Washington took one such project to court—and won. Check this article from PCWorld.com

Stop the Windows 10 Download & Installation on Your Windows 7 or 8 Device

Have you noticed recently that your Internet connection was slower than usual, the free space on your system drive shrunk, and maybe you even maxed out your Internet data cap? This time you can probably blame Microsoft! If you’re getting automatic updates on Windows 7 or 8, Windows Update may have downloaded the Windows 10 installation files behind your back… Check this article from MakeUseOf.com.

Spotify’s ‘Found Them First’ is a tool your inner music geek will love

Now that the furor over its latest privacy policy update has subsided, Spotify’s focus is back where it should be. The streaming music service has rolled out a new tool for those who fancy themselves an amateur talent scout. Check out this article from PCWorld.com

iPhone 6S vs. Android: How innovative is Apple’s new phone, really?

“Innovations are really important in people’s daily lives,” said Tim Cook at today’s Apple event. “The iPhone is changing the world.” Check this new article from Greenbot.com