Emmabuntüs Debian Edition 3 1.04 Released with Debian GNU/Linux 10.8 “Buster” Updates

About four month in development, Emmabuntüs Linux Debian Edition 3 1.04 comes packed with all the updates from the Debian GNU/Linux 10 “Buster” operating system series, more specifically it’s based on the Debian GNU/Linux 10.8 update released last month with 45 security updates and 56 other updated packages with bug fixes. This means the educational distro is now up to date and safe to use by anyone on their personal computers. Offering up-to-date systems, especially for educational use, is very important and Emmabuntüs Debian Edition does a good job at keeping its users updated at all times.

Android Leftovers

• Google Maps dark theme for Android officially announced - 9to5Google

• Google Maps is getting a new trick (plus 5 other Android features coming) - CNET

• Google Chrome may soon default to desktop mode on Android tablets

• Chrome might automatically use desktop mode on Android tablets soon

• Your Android tablet’s Chrome browser may soon default to desktop mode automatically

• Your Android Tablet May Soon Default to Desktop Mode When Using Chrome

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• PUBG Mobile 1.3 beta update for Global version: APK download link for global Android users

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• [Updated] Realme UI 2.0 (Android 11) Early Access for Realme 6, C12, C15, X2, X3...

Compact Arm Linux gateway features ThingsBoard IoT software

Neousys’ rugged “IGT-22-DEV” IoT gateway runs the open source Linux “ThingsBoard IoT” stack on a TI AM3352 with PoE PD, DIO, serial, USB, and mini-PCIe with uSIM. After years of playing a dominant role on the pages of LinuxGizmos, the Cortex-A8-based TI Sitara AM335x has faded in recent years in favor of IoT-oriented Cortex-A7 processors such as the i.MX6 UL. Over the last week, however, the Sitara AM3352 has appeared twice: first in Aaeon’s SRG-3352C IoT gateway and now in Neousys’ IGT-22-DEV. Whereas the SRG-3352C showcases NB-IoT, the DIN-rail mountable IGT-22-DEV’s most notable feature is its pre-installed Linux IoT stack based on ThingsBoard IoT Gateway software.