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NordVPN Open-Sources Linux GUI and Streamlines Installation via Snap Package

NordVPN has made its Linux graphical interface fully open-source and integrated it into the Snap package for simplified installation. The move reportedly follows a 70% increase in daily Linux users after the GUI’s initial launch. Community contributions are now encouraged through GitHub for ongoing improvements.

NordVPN Embraces Open-Source Approach for Linux Application

NordVPN has reportedly made significant strides in its Linux application development by open-sourcing its graphical user interface and streamlining installation processes. According to reports, the cybersecurity firm has published the complete source code for its Linux GUI on GitHub while integrating the application with the Snap package management system. This development follows the company’s earlier launch of its Linux graphical interface, which sources indicate helped increase daily active users on Linux devices by over 70% within just 100 days.

by Megan Carter
Assistive TechnologyBusiness

Apple TV+ Rebrands to Apple TV as Streaming Service Simplifies Name

Apple has officially renamed its streaming service from Apple TV+ to Apple TV, according to senior executive Eddy Cue. The change reflects how users already referred to the service and comes as the platform establishes itself with award-winning content.

Apple Streaming Service Undergoes Name Change

Apple’s streaming service Apple TV+ has been officially renamed to Apple TV, according to reports from company executives. The decision, explained by Apple’s Eddy Cue, comes after years of users naturally referring to the service by the simpler name.

by Megan Carter
MobileSoftware Guides

Vivo Embraces iOS-Inspired Design with Global Android 16 Update via OriginOS 6

Vivo has unveiled OriginOS 6 as its global Android 16 skin, replacing Fun Touch OS in a move that mirrors iOS design elements. This hybrid approach integrates features from both systems, offering a fresh user experience. The update signals Vivo’s strategy to compete in the competitive smartphone market.

In a surprising shift, Vivo has announced the global rollout of OriginOS 6 for its devices running Android 16, abandoning the anticipated Fun Touch OS 16 skin. This move reflects a broader trend of OEMs adopting design cues from competitors, with Vivo’s new operating system drawing comparisons to iOS 26 for its sleek, minimalist interface. By integrating elements from its Chinese OriginOS variant and the outgoing Fun Touch OS, Vivo aims to deliver a unified yet innovative user experience that could reshape how consumers interact with Android devices globally.

What is OriginOS 6 and How Does It Differ from Previous Skins?

by Tyler Brooks P.E