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Android vs. BlackBerry Round 2: The battle of car operating systems
Publié: mai 22, 2017, 9:59pm CEST par Mark Raby
BlackBerry has a pretty decent market share. When was the last time you heard that sentence? If you're talking about smartphone competition, it's been a while. In the world of in-vehicle operating systems, however, a new story is beginning to unfold. As with its phone business, BlackBerry has a storied history with in-car telematics, with a footprint dating back more than 20 years. Its most relevant current presence, though, goes back to 2010. That's when BlackBerry (then known by the now-defunct parent company name Research in Motion) acquired the Unix-based embedded operating system QNX. You may recall 2010 as a… [Continue Reading] -
FreeDriveC is a simpler, safer drive cleanup app
Publié: mai 22, 2017, 9:16pm CEST par Mike Williams
As you’ll guess from the name, FreeDriveC is yet another Windows application for freeing up space on your system drive. We’ve seen more than enough of these already, and we’ll bet you have, too. But wait -- FreeDriveC isn’t all about emptying your TEMP folders or wiping browser history. Instead it’s more like a simple Control Panel applet, providing easy access to relevant Windows tools. The simplicity is obvious when you look at the download, barely 20KB (yes, kilobytes) in size. Just unzip, launch and go. A single dialog displays four panels highlighting various drive-related features, and giving you one-click… [Continue Reading] -
What TechOps needs to better support the business
Publié: mai 22, 2017, 9:13pm CEST par Kaimar Karu
The arrival of the digital age is changing the way organizations work and how they interact with the outside world. Highly competitive and disruption-prone markets demand businesses to think fast and act fast -- and IT capabilities are widely recognized as the key to success. Yet, the role of Enterprise IT is often associated with cost and frustration, rather than that of enabler, or perhaps even driver of innovation. Can this image be repaired? When people talk about Enterprise IT what they often refer to is the Operations side of the IT world. And, to be even more specific it is… [Continue Reading] -
Tech-savvy workers increasingly common in non-IT roles
Publié: mai 22, 2017, 6:55pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić
IT professionals are becoming an increasingly common presence outside of the traditional IT departments, new research has found. According to CompTIA, it seems executives are calling for specialized skills, faster reflexes and more teamwork in their workers. According to the report, a fifth (21 percent) of CFOs say they have a dedicated tech role in their department. Those roles include business scientists, analysts, and software developers. There are also hybrid positions -- in part technical, but also focused on the business itself. "This isn’t a case of rogue IT running rampant or CIOs and their teams becoming obsolete," says Carolyn April, senior director,… [Continue Reading] -
My nerdy pilgrimage to the Microsoft campus in Seattle
Publié: mai 22, 2017, 4:59pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
I was recently in Seattle for Microsoft's Build 2017 developer conference. It was a monumental trip for me, as I had never been to the west coast before. Being a New Yorker, the furthest west I'd ever been was Colorado. Getting there was an interesting experience in itself, as I had a layover in Minnesota -- yet another place I had never been. On the final day of Build 2017, some journalists -- including yours truly -- were invited to a tour of the Microsoft campus. This was an invitation I couldn't pass up. As a self-proclaimed computer nerd, visiting… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft shows new Type Covers ahead of Surface Pro event
Publié: mai 22, 2017, 4:31pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic
Microsoft is expected to unveil the successor to the Surface Pro 4 tomorrow at a special event in Shanghai. There is not much that we know about the new hybrid device at this stage, other than it will look very similar to the current model, but the software giant hints that there will be four new Type Covers available for it. Microsoft's corporate VP of Devices, Panos Panay, has posted a photo on Twitter which shows the keyboard in what appears to be red, gold, gray and blue colors. That would match the keyboard colors of the Surface Laptop, which was introduced early this… [Continue Reading] -
Privacy warning: Netgear routers copy Windows 10 and start 'collecting analytics data'
Publié: mai 22, 2017, 2:42pm CEST par Mark Wilson
A firmware update to the Netgear R7000 router adds a new feature that will concern privacy advocates. The update allows Netgear to start "collecting analytics data" and the release notes warn that: "NOTE: It is strongly recommended that after the firmware is updated to this version, you log back in to the router's web GUI and configure the settings for this feature." Netgear says that the data collection is to help it "isolate and debug technical issues" and does not -- according to the company -- include details such as the websites that are visited, but it will still be… [Continue Reading] -
Jarte 6.0 Plus adds Autohotkey scripting and automation
Publié: mai 22, 2017, 12:53pm CEST par Mike Williams
Carolina Read Software has unveiled Jarte 6.0, a major update for its Windows WordPad-based word processor. The $19.95 Jarte Plus 6.0 build now supports running custom AutoHotkey scripts when you open a document, hit a hotkey or click a custom toolbar button. The system allows automatically entering text, replacing existing text, changing highlighting, colors and more, and you’re able to work with files, run programs, open websites, or do anything else AutoHotkey can normally do. Jarte’s free and Plus builds get special tags which can automatically insert the current date and clipboard contents, position the text cursor or run an… [Continue Reading] -
Leaked documents show how Facebook censors users, and reveal policies on sex, terrorism and hate
Publié: mai 22, 2017, 11:38am CEST par Mark Wilson
At the moment, Facebook appears to be more concerned with keeping fake news out of users' news feeds and clamping down on clickbait and propaganda, but there has also been a lot of interest recently in how the social network moderates -- or censors -- content posted by its users. A leak of what has been dubbed The Facebook Files gives a fascinating insight into how the company moderates content, shedding light on just what its secret internal guidelines are. Some of the rules are surprising -- livestream of self-harm, for instance, will not be censored, still images of animal… [Continue Reading] -
Privacy-focused Debian 9 'Stretch' Linux-based operating system Tails 3.0 reaches RC status
Publié: mai 22, 2017, 3:27am CEST par Brian Fagioli
If you want to keep the government and other people out of your business when surfing the web, Tails is an excellent choice. The Linux-based operating system exists solely for privacy purposes. It is designed to run from read-only media such as a DVD, so that there are limited possibilities of leaving a trail. Of course, even though it isn't ideal, you can run it from a USB flash drive too, as optical drives have largely fallen out of favor with consumers. Today, Tails achieves an important milestone. Version 3.0 reaches RC status -- meaning the first release candidate (RC1). In… [Continue Reading]