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  Samsung Galaxy Note7 is banned from all US planes to avoid 'a catastrophic incident'

  Publié: octobre 15, 2016, 4:41pm CEST par Mark Wilson

  An emergency order has been pushed through by the US Transportation Department that means the Galaxy Note7 phones cannot be taken on board any US flight. The grounding of the handset comes after Samsung stopped manufacturing it because of numerous reports of phones catching fire or exploding. It is yet another incentive for anyone who has hung onto the Note7 following a recall which saw Samsung offering customers $100 to switch to another phone from the company. See also: Samsung permanently discontinues Galaxy Note7 The order means that as of this weekend, the Galaxy Note7 may not be taken on… [Continue Reading]
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  Google releases Open Source Report Card -- does the company deserve an A+?

  Publié: octobre 15, 2016, 3:38am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  The future of computing is open source. While there is still room for closed source software, more and more companies are going the open route. Major players such as Microsoft, Apple, and Facebook are all contributing to the open source community. Google in particular is a huge proponent of open source. Heck, two of the company's operating systems -- Chrome OS and Android -- are Linux distributions. Today, the search giant announces the 'Open Source Report Card'. This is essentially a report that explains the details of its open source projects. Google is undoubtedly a major open source contributor, but the question is,… [Continue Reading]