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April the Giraffe is the new PewDiePie
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 11:41pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
When you think of YouTube stars, you likely picture people like Casey Neistat, iJustine, and Leafyishere. Of course, we cannot forget Felix Kjellberg, also known as "PewDiePie" -- probably the most popular person on the video service. Despite some recent controversies, he has more than 54 million subscribers! According to Google, PewDiePie apparently has some competition, but it is not by a human. Actually, the newest YouTube star is a zoo animal -- April the Giraffe. She gained notoriety due to a very long pregnancy which had people all over the world tuning in to see her calf being born. The… [Continue Reading] -
8 things businesses can do to lower cyber attack risks
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 9:31pm CEST par Simon Shooter
Hardly a day goes by without some media coverage that is focused on cyber. Whether is it sensationalist headlines announcing the most recent cyber-attack that has left some unfortunate company red faced and bereft, the outcome of yet another survey generally conducted by an entity selling cyber related goods or services, or the announcement of new regulation and legislation. A front page headline of CITY AM screams CYBER CRIME WIPES £42BN OFF SHARES -- surely there cannot be a board director left who can deny awareness that cyber-crime poses a threat to his or her business. Having engaged in the cyber… [Continue Reading] -
Verizon Wear24 4G LTE connected Android Wear 2.0 smartwatch gets price and release date
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 8:05pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Smartwatches haven't taken off as many manufacturers had hoped, and that is probably due to one big issue -- they largely duplicate smartphone functionality while also needing the phone to properly function. In other words, spending money so you don't have to pull your smartphone from your pocket isn't exactly a smart investment. For fitness, however, wearables have definitely found a market. Luckily, smartwatches with integrated 4G LTE -- so you do not need to carry a smartphone -- may save the day, and Verizon has an attractive model on the way. The previously announced "Wear24" Android 2.0 smartwatch finally… [Continue Reading] -
Outdated practices and tech affect employee morale
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 8:04pm CEST par Stuart Sykes
It’s no surprise to anyone that the UK is in the grips of a legacy technology crisis. But, in an age of digital innovation it’s not acceptable that so many organizations are still running on technology that should have been left behind over a decade ago. The golden rule with technology in any organization is to not lag too far behind. Equipment that is old, breaks down or slows work activity will have significant effects on the motivation levels of employees, and it’s already giving way to a negativity epidemic in UK offices. This goes beyond communication tools, to areas… [Continue Reading] -
Secure your Twitter account with two-factor authentication
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 4:51pm CEST par Mark Wilson
There are not many well-known online services that don't offer two-factor authentication (2FA) nowadays, but Twitter is very late to the party. Well, that might not be strictly true. Twitter recently added support for third-party authenticator apps, but failed to make any sort of song and dance about it. The change means that it's now possible to make use of the likes of Google Authenticator and Authy with Twitter -- but you'd be forgiven for not having found the option by accident already. If you like the idea of enabling two-factor authentication for your Twitter account, you can take this… [Continue Reading] -
Unigine ships graphics benchmark with 8K, VR support
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 4:47pm CEST par Mike Williams
Russian software developer Unigine Corp has shipped a new graphics benchmark based on the Unigine 2 engine. Unigine Superposition Benchmark can use DirectX or OpenGL to stress-test your GPU, and offers support for resolutions from 720p up to 8K. The benchmark is based around a scene in an abandoned classroom where "a lone professor performs dangerous experiments in an abandoned classroom." You’ve gone to meet him but there’s a loud bang. What was that? The "abandoned classroom" setting doesn’t make for the most eye-catching visuals, but they’re beautifully rendered, right down to tiny details like the smoke rising from an… [Continue Reading] -
'Here be dragons': Look past FUD to see the real security threats
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 4:44pm CEST par Mark Weir
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that cybercrime is big business, and is growing at an exponential rate. In 2015, UK insurer Lloyd’s of London estimated the cybercrime market at $400 Billion. Today, just two years later, the World Economic Forum estimates that same market to currently be $3 trillion. And the prediction from Cybersecurity Ventures is that it will cost the world in excess of $6 trillion annually by 2021. The "darknet" -- the part of the Internet that most people have never seen and which lies beyond normal web browsers -- is protected by layers of anonymity, and has… [Continue Reading] -
Twistlock delivers enhanced security and compliance for container environments
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 3:04pm CEST par Ian Barker
In recent years containerization has seen increased popularity thanks to its ability to deliver an agile, flexible environment in which software can be reliably moved from development to testing to live, or from in-house to the cloud. But the use of containers also throws up new challenges, particularly when it comes to keeping data secure. Container security specialist Twistlock is using this week's DockerCon to launch an updated product with new features, improved performance and a revised user interface. "Container security needs to be truly application aware and based upon developer intent," says John Morello, chief technology officer at Twistlock.… [Continue Reading] -
My Family Tree 7 extends GEDCOM, PAF support
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 3:03pm CEST par Mike Williams
Chronoplex Software has released My Family Tree 7.0 (32-bit here), the latest edition of its excellent freeware genealogy package. This release adds support for importing the old FamilySearch Personal Ancestral File (PAF) records, as well as older GEDCOM files produced by the Family History System. The program can now also handle multivolume GEDCOM files (*.G00, *.G01 etc.). Names in lists may now be displayed surnames first, a major usability improvement. Names are more likely to be sorted correctly, and the new system is fully customizable if it still doesn’t work exactly as you need. The Details pane for individuals now… [Continue Reading] -
Are bots set to replace apps for mobile commerce?
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 1:00pm CEST par Ian Barker
As the world has moved more towards using mobile platforms for eCommerce and accessing the web, many companies have been looking to shift away from apps towards more responsive technology delivered by bots. But is this model the future? Mobile development company ROKO Labs has produced an infographic looking at the pros and cons of both approaches. Among key findings are that while apps currently take the lion's share of funding, early-stage bot funding has increased by a massive 129 percent year-on-year. Also bot funding surpassed apps in August 2016, reaching a high of $20.49 million. The increased use of… [Continue Reading] -
The Internet Archive now lets you run classic Apple Mac games and programs in your browser
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 12:36pm CEST par Wayne Williams
The Internet Archive is a fantastic resource for old software. It’s home to large collections of Windows 3.1 programs, classic DOS games, Amiga games, arcade games, vintage console games, and more. Now the site is hosting a collection of old Apple Macintosh programs that you can run in your browser. SEE ALSO: Relive the 1990s in animated GIFs, at the Internet Archive The Macintosh software library is a collection of games and programs from the 1980s and 1990s. Games available include Lode Runner, Lemmings (Demo), Microsoft Flight Simulator, Dark Castle, and Adventure, while programs on offer include MacPaint, Microsoft BASIC… [Continue Reading] -
Force Windows to write cached data to disk with FFB
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 12:02pm CEST par Mike Williams
Run a Windows program which writes to disk and the changes won’t necessarily be saved immediately. The OS holds them in its cache for a short while, then writes them all at once in an optimized order to improve performance. While that seems like a smart speedup move, it can also cause problems. Unplug a USB key before all the changes have been corrupted and the drive could be corrupted. FFB is a tiny console- based tool -- a 26KB download -- which tells Windows to flush the write cache of one or more storage volumes immediately. There’s no need… [Continue Reading] -
Facebook responds to the Cleveland murder shared on the social network
Publié: avril 17, 2017, 11:23am CEST par Mark Wilson
Over the weekend, it was suggested that Steve Stephens used Facebook Live to livestream himself fatally shooting a man in his 70s. He went on to use the social network to admit to other murders, as well as saying that he wanted to "kill as many people as I can." Despite rumors of a murder having been committed live on Facebook, the social network issued a statement clarifying that, while Stephens had broadcast on Facebook Live over the weekend, the footage had actually been uploaded rather than livestreamed. Whether broadcast live or not, the story -- once again -- brings into… [Continue Reading]