Murena’s /e/OS tablet positions itself as a Google- and Apple-free alternative in a market dominated by closed ecosystems. The device runs /e/OS, a privacy-centric operating system derived from Android but stripped of…

The tablet’s hardware mirrors standard modern specifications: a 10.4-inch AMOLED display, octa-core processor, and 8GB of RAM. However, its differentiator lies in software. /e/OS replaces Google’s advertising-driven f…

History Repeats: The iPhone That Never Was

This isn’t the first time a privacy-first device has attempted to disrupt the status quo. In 1990, a trio of former Apple engineers developed a touchscreen device with voice recognition and a stylus—unveiling a concep…