Technology

The 2027 Kia Telluride feels like a $60K luxury SUV—without the price

• ICE Vehicles
• Kia
• SUVs
• Technology
• Telluride

The 2027 Kia Telluride feels like a $60K luxury SUV—without the price

Carl Anthony March 1, 2026

One of the best-kept secrets among three-row SUVs.

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Honor launches its new slim foldable Magic V6 with a 6,600 mAh battery

• Honor
• MWC 2026
• Technology

Honor launches its new slim foldable Magic V6 with a 6,600 mAh battery

Ivan Mehta March 1, 2026

Honor also previewed battery tech that could take foldable batteries over 7,000 mAh mark

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These 6 self-hostable apps are working overtime on my Raspberry Pi

• Open Source
• Raspberry Pi
• Self Hosted
• Single-Board Computers
• Technology

These 6 self-hostable apps are working overtime on my Raspberry Pi

Nick Lewis March 1, 2026

My daily routine depends on these apps.

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The SSD cache trap: Why NVMe drives won’t speed up your Plex NAS

• Newborn
• SSD
• Storage
• Technology

The SSD cache trap: Why NVMe drives won’t speed up your Plex NAS

Arol Wright March 1, 2026

The engineering reason your NAS doesn't need an SSD cache

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I run these 5 commands on every fresh Linux install to save hours of work

• Linux
• Linux & macOS Terminal
• Maintenance & Optimization
• Open Source
• Technology

I run these 5 commands on every fresh Linux install to save hours of work

Faisal Rasool March 1, 2026

Setting up Linux doesn't have to be boring or annoying. This is my 5-step plan for any...

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SaaS in, SaaS out: Here’s what’s driving the SaaSpocalypse

• markets
• SaaS
• Technology
• Venture

SaaS in, SaaS out: Here’s what’s driving the SaaSpocalypse

Dominic-Madori Davis March 1, 2026

What's behind the SaaSpocalypse? It simply seems a new supreme has risen.

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The silent eater of Android storage isn’t your photos

• Storage
• Technology

The silent eater of Android storage isn’t your photos

Bertel King March 1, 2026

Mobile apps are bigger than you think.

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Jellyfin’s update broke my custom Netflix skin, so I switched to this instead

• Jellyfin
• Open Source
• Self Hosted
• Technology
• Video Streaming

Jellyfin’s update broke my custom Netflix skin, so I switched to this instead

Jordan Gloor March 1, 2026

Maybe it was best not to imitate the company responsible for sorry excuses for movies, anyway.

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Burned write cycles and zero seek time: Why defragging an SSD is actively destroying it

• PC Optimization
• SSD
• Storage
• Technology

Burned write cycles and zero seek time: Why defragging an SSD is actively destroying it

Arol Wright March 1, 2026

Here's why defragging is (mostly) not a thing anymore

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Please stop using your smart home’s default security settings

• Smart Home
• Technology

Please stop using your smart home’s default security settings

Adam Davidson March 1, 2026

The default settings are rarely the most secure.

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