The Blue Screen of Death is a common occurrence on Windows systems, less now than a few years ago, but it still happens. Seeing one on a Linux system is like spotting a unicorn, not impossible, but highly unlikely.
The famous BSOD error (Blue Screen of Death) even happened to Bill Gates during the launch of Windows 98. It’s an error associated with Windows systems, and we don’t think that it might happen on Linux, but it looks like it does. You can have a Linux systems inst… (read more)
APT (Advanced Package Tool), a set of core tools inside Debian that make it possible to install, remove, and keep applications up to date, has been upgraded to version 1.0.9.8 and is now ready for download.
The Advanced Package Tool is better known as apt, and it’s one of the greatest tools in Debian and all Debian-based distros. It can be used for a lot of things, but mostly for upgrading the operating system via the repositories. It also means that it’s being improved all… (read more)
We have recently told you that the European Commission has officially accused Google of abusing its dominant position while its search services are concerned and also issued an antitrust probe into the Android mobile operating system.
Google had anticipated the decision in an internal leaked memo to employees regarding … (read more)
Samsung’s public-facing attitude has changed more in the past year than in the previous five combined. Driven by a sense of urgency coming from its falling smartphone sales, the Korean company has taken decisive steps to rectify its stagnant design, improve its marketing, and streamline its operations. It’s also adopted a refreshingly collaborative approach when it comes to working with others. Today’s Samsung seeks alliances, not adversaries.
2014 began with Samsung and Google holding crisis talks over the Korean company’s excessive customizations of the Android user experience. Google was worried that Samsung’s tweaks were degrading the quality of that experience and making it increasingly difficult to recognize as being Android at…
