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  Google launches new open source website

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 8:22pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Google is an essential member of the open source community. The search giant contributes some really great projects, offering code to be used many -- it claims more than 2,000 such contributions! Heck, the company even hosts the annual Summer of Code program, where it pairs students with open source projects teams. In other words, Google is helping to get young folks excited about open source. Today, Google announces that it is launching an all-new website to focus on open source. It is not a general open source site, but a destination to learn more about the search-giant's relationship with… [Continue Reading]
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  Internet outages cost the UK economy £7 billion in 2016

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 8:20pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Organizations in the UK have had a total of three days of Internet outages in 2016 each, according to a new report by Beaming. The UK economy lost £7 billion because of it, while companies lost productivity and had to cover for extra overtime. More than 75 percent of companies polled for the report say they experienced at least one connectivity failure that stopped them from accessing crucial services. In 2016, on average, a company suffered four outages, waiting six hours for each one to be fixed. Some companies managed to use the downtime to get other tasks done, while… [Continue Reading]
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  NETGEAR unveils affordable RBK30 and RBK40 Orbi AC2200 Tri-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi Systems

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 7:58pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Having quality Wi-Fi in your home or office is one of the best investments you can make. Nowadays, having access to the internet and the web are essential for success -- a problematic router that constantly crashes or needs rebooting can be absolutely maddening. Luckily, you do not need to break the bank to get a solid router. In fact, there are even some affordable mesh systems on the market nowadays. Today, NETGEAR announces new two-unit Orbi Wi-Fi systems (RBK30 and RBK40) that are more affordable than the original (RBK50). The RBK40 comes with two Orbi AC2200 Tri-band 802.11ac routers. The RBK30… [Continue Reading]
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  View animated GIFs, TIFFs, MPOs and more with CPix

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 7:02pm CEST par Mike Williams

  CPix is an unusual image viewer for Windows with a strong focus on multi-picture formats, including MPO, TIFFs and animated GIFs. The interface is basic. There’s no thumbnail browser, just a simple viewing pane where you can drag and drop one or more images and folders. You’re able to navigate through files and folders using standard keyboard commands: right arrow = next, left arrow = previous, page up = next folder, page down = previous folder and so on. What’s a little unusual here is the ability to play multi-page formats like GIFs, TIFFs and MPO files as animations. Playback… [Continue Reading]
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  AI will make and break the job market

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 6:51pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  There’s a heated debate going on whether artificial intelligence will cause people to lose jobs or create new jobs instead. Well, IT consultancy firm Infosys has weighed in on the debate, releasing the results of its own survey. Basically, the firm says jobs will be both lost and created, so workers should not be too worried as long as they’re willing to re-train. However, companies will have reasons to rejoice as AI will boost their revenue, significantly. UK companies, on the other hand, need to do a lot of work, as they’re lagging behind the competition. Four in five companies that… [Continue Reading]
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  Clip Angel is a versatile clipboard manager

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 4:53pm CEST par Mike Williams

  Clip Angel is a capable Windows clipboard manager which comes packed with interesting tools and features. The program looks much like any clipboard manager. Leave Clip Angel visible while you copy items to the clipboard and you’ll see them added to its history. There’s more happening in the background than you’ll immediately see. The program supports multiple formats -- text, HTML, RTF, files, images -- and maintains details about where these clipboard items came from. For example, if you copy some text from a web page, Clip Angel saves and displays the source URL as well. That’s a very handy… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft brings Mighty Morphin Power Rangers to Minecraft on Windows 10, pocket, and console

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 4:43pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Microsoft's Minecraft isn't just a video game -- it is a phenomenon. What was once a PC-only affair is now available on mobile devices and game consoles too. It is wildly popular for entertainment purposes, but it is also being leveraged for education as well. Today, Microsoft announces a new skin pack for Minecraft, based on another wildly popular phenomenon -- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Why is Microsoft releasing skins based on a 1990's television show in 2017? Because a new movie based on the franchise is in theaters now. "Mighty Morphing (sic) Power Rangers? How about... Miney Morphing Power Rangers? Hmmm, maybe… [Continue Reading]
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  Yi 4K+ action camera goes on sale with 4K 60FPS video and $300 price tag

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 4:40pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Yi Technology unveiled the Yi 4K+ action camera at CES 2017 earlier this year, but the GoPro Hero5 Black rival is only now going on sale. Its claim to fame? The Yi 4K+ is the first action camera to offer 4K video recording at 60FPS. The Yi 4K+ clearly outclasses GoPro's Hero5 Black in this regard, as the latter is only capable of 4K video recording at 30FPS. For users who want to shoot sports or fast-moving objects, the extra frames can make a huge difference in terms of smoothness. The new Yi Technology action camera is based on the… [Continue Reading]
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  Outdated programs main cause for security incidents

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 4:32pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Did you update Flash on your PC? How about Java? According to cybersecurity firm Avast, you probably didn't -- and that's the number one cause of cybersecurity incidents. Avast just released a new report, entitled Avast PC Trends Report January 2017, which is based on insights from the company’s AVG TuneUp product, and says that more than half (52 percent) of the most popular PC applications have outdated installations on consumers' devices. That way, Avast claims, people are exposing their data to cybercriminals, as their machines become vulnerable to malware and ransomware. Drawing intel from 116 million Windows machines worldwide, here are… [Continue Reading]
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  Non-malware attacks pose greater risk to business

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 4:04pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Non-malware attacks pose more of a business risk than commodity malware attacks according to 93 percent of cybersecurity researchers. The study by endpoint security company Carbon Black interviewed more than 400 cyber security researchers and finds that 64 percent say they’ve seen an increase in non-malware attacks, such as remote logins and in-memory attacks, since the beginning of 2016. Attitudes to artificial intelligence and machine learning are also explored in the survey. AI is considered by most cybersecurity researchers to be in its nascent stages and not yet able to replace human decision making in cybersecurity. 87 percent of the… [Continue Reading]
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  How to set up Night Shift on your Mac

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 3:47pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Reducing exposure to blue light before bed can help you sleep better, which is why Apple has introduced Night Shift in macOS Sierra. The new display mode is designed to reduce the negative effects by changing the colors on your Mac's screen to warmer tones. However, it's not enabled by default. Just like on iOS, where Apple first introduced Night Shift, you can easily activate and configure it to suit your preferences. Here is how you can do that. So, how do you enable Night Shift? The new feature, which made its debut on macOS Sierra 10.12.4, is part of the Displays… [Continue Reading]
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  TreeSize Free 4.0 unveils new hierarchical tree map view, modernizes user interface

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 3:46pm CEST par Nick Peers

  Jam Software has released TreeSize Free 4.0 and TreeSize Free Portable 4.0 for Windows PCs. TreeSize helps users visualize drive space usage and identify large files. Version 4.0 adds a new view that was previously restricted to the paid-for Professional version. It also unveils a user interface redesign in keeping with the modern ribbon-like interface found in Office and Windows 10, and will be available to download through the Windows Store for the first time. The headline new feature in TreeSize 4.0 Free is the introduction of a new hierarchical treemap chart view, which was previously restricted to the Professional… [Continue Reading]
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  Comodo launches no-cost DNS security for businesses

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 3:21pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Malicious websites provide a haven for malware and other threats to lurk, waiting for users to click links in emails or on other sites to contract an infection. Cyber security specialist Comodo is helping to combat this problem by making its DNS- and cloud-based web security offering, Dome Shield, available free of charge to both individuals and enterprises. Comodo Dome Shield provides a baseline level of web security by blocking access to known sites where malware resides. It offers a first layer of protection that prevents users from accessing malware sites. If users cannot access the site where a malware… [Continue Reading]
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  MSI unveils Frosty Limited Edition Trident 3 Arctic (VR7RD-048US) VR-Ready gaming PC

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 2:59pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  It used to be that a desktop gaming PC would almost always be a monstrous tower. In more recent years, however, these rigs have become much more svelte. Heck, there are even respectable gaming laptops nowadays. Small gaming machines not only save space, but they are arguably more aesthetically pleasing too. Earlier this year, MSI launched a beautiful mini gaming PC called the Trident 3, for which the company has received the IF Design award. To celebrate this achievement, today, the company unveils a limited edition "Frosty" variant. With a beautiful white chassis and customizable lighting, the Trident 3 Arctic stands out from… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Wifi and Home to launch in the UK -- with a few hidden British treats

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 2:40pm CEST par Mark Wilson

  After launching in the US late last year, Google Home is making its way to the UK. Google's voice-activated rival to the Amazon Echo is powered by Google Assistant, and can be used to play music, control smart devices, and perform online searches. Also making its way to the UK is Google Wifi, the company's mesh Wi-Fi service that helps to ensure there are no wireless blackspots in the home. As well as giving uninterrupted internet access throughout the house, Google Wifi also features parental control options that can be used to stop kids from overindulging on their phones and… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple releases iOS 10.3, macOS Sierra 10.12.4, tvOS 10.2 and watchOS 3.2 -- here's what's new

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 1:24pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Apple has introduced updates for all of its major operating systems, releasing iOS 10.3, macOS Sierra 10.12.4, tvOS 10.2 and watchOS 3.2. The latest versions add new features, improve the user experience and fix a number of bugs. On the iPhone and iPad front, the biggest addition in iOS 10.3 is the support for locating AirBuds through Find My iPhone. The OS can display the current or last-known location and lets you play sounds through the earbuds to help you find them more quickly. Siri also gets some attention, as in iOS 10.3 it lets you schedule rides through ride… [Continue Reading]
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  Beat the rush: upgrade to Windows 10 Creators Update RTM right now!

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 12:09pm CEST par Mark Wilson

  A week ago saw the release of Build 15063 of Windows 10 and just a few days later we learned that this is in fact the RTM build of Windows 10 Creators Update that will start to roll out in April. While the roll out starts next month, it is expected to take some time to reach everyone, but there's no need to wait! There are a couple of ways you can upgrade to Windows 10 Creators Update right now -- you can either download the ISOs that Microsoft has made available, or you can use the Update Assistant tool… [Continue Reading]
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  IKEA launches affordable smart lighting range

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 12:04pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Love it or hate it, Swedish home furnishing brand IKEA has a strong track record of providing affordable, well-designed home wares with unpronounceable names. The company is now moving into smart lighting with a range of remotely controlled energy-efficient LED bulbs, lighting panels and doors. There's also an app which allows you to personalize and control your lighting from your smartphone. IKEA is aiming to make smart lighting affordable and accessible to the masses. The new range is a plug-and-play solution, meaning that there is no need for hardwiring as customers can simply switch their traditional lightbulbs for a TRÅDFRI… [Continue Reading]
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  HyperX FURY DDR4 RAM gets new colors, up to 2666MHz frequency, and AMD Ryzen support

  Publié: mars 28, 2017, 12:01am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  When you are building a PC, you should never purchase low-quality RAM from a little-known vendor. Bad memory can lead to huge headaches, such as program crashes and blue screens of death on Windows. Troubleshooting corrupt sticks can be quite the tedious affair -- it is not worth the cost savings. There are many quality memory-makers nowadays, such as G.SKILL and Kingston. Regarding the latter, the company offers an enthusiast gaming brand, called HyperX. Today, the company announces a refresh of its popular value-focused FURY RAM. These sticks come in frequencies up to 2666MHz, with your choice of three heat spreader colors… [Continue Reading]