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  Huawei Watch 2 Classic Android Wear 2.0 smartwatch now available in USA

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 11:44pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  While smartwatches aren't exactly lighting the world on fire as many manufacturers had hoped, it is still a fairly respectable segment. Let's face it, as the smartphone and tablet markets reach full saturation in the USA, companies will turn to things like wearables to hopefully make up for it. Huawei is one such company that is focusing on smartwatches, but it is also expanding into Windows PCs too. The manufacturer focuses on a wise combination of value and elegance, producing desirable products at affordable prices. Today, Huawei announces that its Watch 2 Classic Android Wear smartwatch is finally available in the USA.… [Continue Reading]
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  Get 'Lean Websites' ebook ($30 value) FREE for a limited time

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 10:12pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Lean Websites is a practical book on website performance for web developers, concentrating mainly on front-end performance improvement. It covers plenty of solid theory, but is also packed with useful, real world hints and tips that you can use on your sites today. The ebook, from SitePoint, examines the causes behind bloated and slow websites, dissects which assets of your page are necessary, which are nice to have, and which are not necessary at all and can be removed to shed some weight. It will help you understand what causes websites to be slow, and how to look for efficiency… [Continue Reading]
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  What's a good, modern backup strategy?

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 10:11pm CEST par Paul Speciale

  A revolution is in the offing for one of the most time-honored and familiar IT rituals: data backup. As digital businesses continue to multiply the volume of incoming data, the average enterprise backup has reached a petabyte or more in scale. This is pushing conventional storage techniques past their inherent limitations, and certainly beyond sustainable cost. Backups matter, and CTOs & CIOs know it. Data is central to the success of business, so losing it -- even losing access for hours or days -- affects productivity and profitability. In fact, according to the Gartner 2016 CIO Agenda Report, "Digital business is… [Continue Reading]
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  Build your own video surveillance system with ContaCam

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 10:03pm CEST par Mike Williams

  The freeware video surveillance system ContaCam has been helping PC users monitor their video feeds since 2010, and it’s grown to be one of the most capable and configurable systems around. We haven’t checked out the program for a while, but after the recent release of ContaCam 7.0, we grabbed a copy and took a closer look. The program has always had wide device support -- webcams, WDM and DV devices and IP cameras -- and the latest release improves that further. ContaCam 7.0 now features native RTSP camera support, and is able to record audio from a custom source.… [Continue Reading]
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  Technology will completely transform healthcare

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 9:00pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Medical workers in the UK are confident that new technological solutions will be able to completely transform their industry for the better, a new survey has found. Advances in technology which allow faster information flow and better solutions will contribute to making jobs much easier, according to a report from Epson. The report says big data will help improve diagnosis and treatment success, with 3D printing particularly considered a "revolutionary force." Knowledge sharing between specialists will also improve thanks to new collaboration technologies. Waiting times will be cut, 3D printing organs and cells will speed up medical processes, and remote… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung unveils Notebook 9 Pro convertible Windows 10 laptop with embedded S Pen

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 8:10pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Windows 10 is an absolutely wonderful operating system, and PC manufacturers are producing some gorgeous computers nowadays. Just yesterday, ASUS unveiled the beautiful Zenbook Pro. Last week, Huawei revealed a trio of elegant MateBook Windows 10 devices. Apple is certainly seeing some competition on the design front. Today, Samsung announces the all-new Notebook 9 Pro convertible Windows 10 laptop. Available in two screen-sizes (13- and 15-inch), both models are powered by 7th-generation Intel Core i7 Processors. The 15-inch variant even gets an AMD Radeon 540 GPU. Both models have fast-charging using USB Type-C. What makes the Notebook 9 Pro particularly cool, however, is… [Continue Reading]
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  Toshiba announces XG5 PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD with 3D 64-Layer BiCS flash memory

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 6:28pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  NVMe solid state drives are finally becoming more mainstream, delivering speeds that consumers never imagined. When SATA-based SSDs hit the scene, they too were mind-boggling though -- when compared to mechanical hard drives at least. Nowadays, however, a new SATA solid state drive is rather boring, as they are all largely the same speed. Today, Toshiba announces an impressive new NVMe SSD with 64-Layer 3D Flash. The XG5, as it is called, uses the 2280 form factor and M.2 connection. Since heat can impact performance, the company has wisely chosen to include a heatsink. "As the third generation of the popular Toshiba XG Series, XG5… [Continue Reading]
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  Essential Phone is a new flagship from the creator of Android

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 5:39pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Smartphones have come a long way since Apple introduced the first iPhone, but there are people who believe that all the advancements that we've seen in recent years are not enough. Andy Rubin, who created Android, is one of them, which is why he has come up with an interesting new design for his new company's first smartphone. It's called the Essential Phone and it has everything you could want in a flagship smartphone today in a package that comes in at just under $700. But is it all that different to the typical flagship? First, let's look at the… [Continue Reading]
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  MicroStrategy enterprise analytics platform comes to AWS

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 4:24pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Businesses are collecting more information than ever before, and they need a reliable and accessible way of analyzing it. Enterprise analytics specialist MicroStrategy is making its business intelligence platform available on AWS, giving users an on-demand solution that can be up and running fast. What it's offering is a version of its MicroStrategy 10 platform built specifically for deployment on AWS. It includes a provisioning portal for administrators to create and deploy dedicated cloud environments with MicroStrategy 10 on to AWS infrastructure. Administrative tools deliver automation and scheduling of routine tasks, making it easy to start, stop, resize, and terminate… [Continue Reading]
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  LG will not ship its future flagship with an outdated processor anymore

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 4:13pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  When it comes to Android flagships, specs matter. Consumers love to compare the processors, displays, RAM, storage and other important features when assessing the platform's high-end devices, which is why manufacturers cannot afford to fall behind their competitors. LG has ignored this, as for the past couple of years it has released flagships with outdated processors. The G6, for instance, ships with last year's Qualcomm Snapdragon 821, even though there's the Snapdragon 835 available. And, judging by the sales figures, consumers have penalized the company. However, that practice will end with its next flagship. LG says that the G7, which… [Continue Reading]
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  Judy malware could affect over 36 million Android devices

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 3:17pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Millions of Android devices could have been affected by a new auto-clicking adware program found in apps developed by a Korean company. Uncovered last week by security company Check Point malicious apps included a series of casual cooking and fashion games under the 'Judy' brand. They were able to evade the Play store's screening checks because the malware payload is downloaded from a non-Google server after the programs are installed. The code then uses the infected phone to click on Google ads, generating fraudulent revenue for the attacker. Once notified by Check Point, Google removed the apps. The apps have seen… [Continue Reading]
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  Sony officially marks the end of the PS3

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 2:22pm CEST par Mark Raby

  After nearly 11 years of continuous production, Sony has taken the final step in curtailing the number of PlayStation 3 consoles in the market; manufacturing of all iterations of the system has ended, and as of today, its final shipment has been funneled through its distribution network in Japan. Production of all PS3 units has already halted in other countries, making this the official sign that Sony no longer has an active hand in PS3 console inventory. The legacy of the PS3 is as eventful and infamous as it is storied and successful. The version of the PS3 you'll find… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung SoundAssistant gives you more audio controls for your Galaxy device

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 2:21pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Samsung has released a new app which is designed to give users more control over the audio on their Galaxy devices. It's called SoundAssistant and it is compatible with the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S7 lines as well as other handsets running the latest version of Android. There are three main features in SoundAssistant that are worth your attention. First is the option to change the behavior of the volume keys which, by default, will raise or decrease the volume for the ringtone. The app lets you change that to adjusting the volume for the media instead which, personally, I… [Continue Reading]
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  Win: How to get your hands on a OnePlus 5 early

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 12:47pm CEST par Mark Wilson

  We still don't even know when the OnePlus 5 will be released, but the company is already in full-on marketing mode for the next version of its flagship killer. We've only just seen a sample photo from the OnePlus 5, and now keen photographers are being offered the opportunity to get their hands on the smartphone early. This is not an early buying option for snap-happy Android fans, but a competition which will ultimately see ten people getting their hands on a OnePlus 5 for free. The giveaway is being made through a OnePlus scheme called The Lab. The company… [Continue Reading]
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  It's about 'time': Parking meters are becoming smarter

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 12:25pm CEST par Mark Raby

  Bluetooth Low Energy. The Internet of Things. Third-party cloud service integrations. Parking. Which one of these things doesn't belong? If you actually chose one of those four things, you're mistaken, as smart parking is increasingly becoming one of the hotbeds of mobile technology. "Smart parking meters" is not a foreign term. There have been enhancements in this space for quite some time, but it is finally reaching a fever pitch, as competition to become the new standard in pay-for-parking is maturing in a big way. Perhaps not that surprisingly, the ability to pay for your parking violations online was something… [Continue Reading]
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  Draw, paint and optimize your pictures with NPS Image Editor

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 10:33am CEST par Mike Williams

  NPS Image Editor is an unusual freeware tool which aims to provide the simplicity of Microsoft Paint with far more functionality, including custom brushes, filters and transparency control. The program looks much like a stripped-back version of Paint.NET, no surprise as it was also a Paint-inspired project: tiny drawing toolbar on the left, palette on the right, menu bar at the top, details of the current image on the status bar. The core operations work as you’d expect. Drag and drop to open an image, hold Ctrl and spin the mouse wheel to zoom in and out, resize/ rotate/ flip/… [Continue Reading]
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  OnePlus 5 photography sample sparks a mixed reaction

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 10:21am CEST par Mark Wilson

  OnePlus continues to drip-feed us snippets of information about its upcoming OnePlus 5. We've already learned that the company has teamed up with DxO to improve the photography side of things, and now we have been treated to the first official sample photo shot on a OnePlus 5. On both Facebook and Twitter, OnePlus shared a split-screen photograph, one side taken on an unknown camera, the other on the OnePlus 5. The company asked, "Can you tell which photo was taken with the OnePlus 5?" -- and the reaction was rather mixed. On Facebook, OnePlus' followers were invited to use… [Continue Reading]
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  Cisco and Microsoft team up on Internet of Things solutions

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 3:52am CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Cisco has made a couple of interesting announcements in its IoT space, including a new hardware platform and a collaboration with Microsoft on hybrid IoT solutions. There are three new components to the Cisco IoT Operations Platform: Connection Management at Scale, Fog Computing and Data Delivery. Connection Management at Scale is a platform which will help businesses manage an ever-expanding amount of IoT devices. Fog Computing is there to make sure "data processing and device control happens at the right place for each job," and Data Delivery allows organizations to collect, collate and act on the data their systems are… [Continue Reading]
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  Security providers should consider offering DDoS protection as a service

  Publié: mai 30, 2017, 1:52am CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Need a new business idea? How about you start offering DDoS protection as a service? What, you think it wouldn't work? Think again. A new report by Corero Network Security says it could work out nicely. Out of its respondents, 82 percent see a "clear business opportunity" in providing DDoS protection as a service to its customers. Also, 93 percent see providing DDoS mitigation in relation to other types of security services as "high priority." This is up 10 percent compared to last year. A third, 37 percent, see it as more important, and half, 56 percent, see it as… [Continue Reading]