Jack Wallen

Android is a great mobile operating system, but that doesn't mean it can't learn from its competition. Here are five features I would love to see Google take from Apple's mobile OS.

If you want to install Linux on a desktop, you'll first have to create a bootable USB drive with your distribution of choice.

If you feel the Linux and MacOS terminals aren't powerful enough, it's time to warp them to the next level.

One of the more unique and enjoyable web browsers on the market is rolling out for the Windows operating system.

Here's why Arc quickly became one of my favorite browsers to use.

The KEF LS50 Meta delivered better results than I could have imagined in my quest for the perfect bookshelf speakers.

The iPhone dominates the US market, but Android is the global leader. That means Apple could learn a thing or two from what Google is doing.

Want to run your Go program as a full executable binary? The Go install command compiles and installs the application in your workspace's bin directory. Here's how.

Email is still the de facto standard for communication for hundreds of millions of people. But that's not the only reason the technology will never go away.

Android is a flexible mobile operating system that allows you to customize your device, including the home screen launcher.