Developer Scott Baker has released a brand-new operating system for the venerable Z80 processor. This is a noteworthy development for the retro-computing community and enthusiasts of classic hardware architecture.

Apple is reportedly testing four different styles for its upcoming smart glasses to compete with Meta's Ray-Bans. A key feature includes a more visible recording indicator light to address privacy concerns and avoid the 'creepy' reputation of existing wearable cameras.

Southwest is planning to implement new restrictions on external power banks due to fire safety concerns. This could significantly impact tech travelers who rely on high-capacity portable chargers for long flights.

Journalist Roger Sharpe is known as the "The Man Who Saved Pinball," after he helped overturn New York City's 35-year ban on the game. "CBS Saturday Morning"...

The French government is planning to replace Windows with Linux across its infrastructure to increase digital sovereignty and reduce reliance on US-based software. This is a massive case study for Linux desktop and server adoption on a national scale.

New FCC regulations restricting foreign router hardware could impact the 71% of US households that rely on ISP-provided equipment. There are concerns these rules may leave users stuck with outdated or less secure hardware options.

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Framework is teasing a next-gen hardware event focused on open computing and user control. As a brand synonymous with repairability, this event likely signals new laptop modules or mainboards that Lon's audience would find highly relevant.