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Should your business embrace Bitcoin?
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 10:14pm CEST par Lee Murphy
There’s been a lot of talk in recent months about cryptocurrencies, specifically Bitcoin. While it may not yet be on the verge of toppling the pound, dollar, euro, or yen in your wallet, the digital cryptocurrency is steadily gaining adoption within mainstream society and, with its rise, has brought many questions among regulators, consumers and small business looking to get in on the action. As consumers slowly grow more comfortable with using digital currencies that use complex algorithms to make secure person-to-person payments, the businesses they serve are also beginning to accept Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as payment. In a… [Continue Reading] -
Linux is not as safe as you think
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 9:50pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
There is a notion by many people that Linux-based operating systems are impervious to malware and are 100 percent safe. While operating systems that use that kernel are rather secure, they are certainly not impenetrable. In fact, users are arguably less safe when they believe that stereotype, since they could be less vigilant. Many of these same people view Windows as being Swiss cheese-like. With that said, would you be surprised if I told you that threat methods for Linux increased an astonishing 300 percent in 2016, while Microsoft's operating systems saw a decrease? Well, according to a new report, that is true. Does this… [Continue Reading] -
How the iPhone transformed visual communication
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 8:35pm CEST par Terrence Morash
Last week we celebrated the 10th anniversary of the first iPhone. Now, if Apple sticks to it usual schedule, we will all be anxiously awaiting the newest iPhone debut for the next 2 months. It’s hard to imagine a world without iPhones. Today, most people wouldn’t even consider leaving home without it. Apple’s impact on the world we live in spans far beyond telecommunications. Over the past decade, the iPhone has grown to become Apple's biggest moneymaker and its influence on human behavior and interaction continues to inhabit our everyday life. SEE ALSO: This is what people thought about the… [Continue Reading] -
AI and Machine Learning: Not just for data scientists anymore
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 7:31pm CEST par Arvin Hsu
While industry thought leaders are predicting a surge in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning this year, much of that usage is still siloed in the hands of large technology enterprises such as Apple, Google, and Facebook. In fact, your smartphone has a lot more AI in it than your local call center operator terminal. In a recent Forrester survey among technology and business professionals, 58 percent responded that their organizations are researching AI technology; however, only 12 percent are now using AI systems at work. Why the gap between interest and implementation? For many organizations, the… [Continue Reading] -
Enterprise migrations to Microsoft Windows 10: Faster than previously projected
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 7:20pm CEST par Daniel Okine
A recently completed Adaptiva survey on efforts to migrate enterprise desktop and laptop systems to Microsoft Windows 10 reveals that enterprises are completing their migrations faster than earlier surveys had projected. In a survey conducted in 2016, a significant majority of respondents (88 percent) indicated that they had barely begun to deploy Windows 10. That group was running Windows 10 on less than 5 percent of their systems. Only a small portion of the 2016 respondents (12 percent) had migrated more than 5 percent of their systems to Windows 10, and less than half of this small portion (representing a… [Continue Reading] -
Ukraine police raid accounting software company as part of NotPetya investigation
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 5:38pm CEST par Ian Barker
Police in the Ukraine have seized the servers of Intellect Service, a company supplying accounting software, as part of their investigation into the NotPetya ransomware attack. A malicious update to Intellect's MeDoc accounting package is believed to have been responsible for some of the initial NotPetya infections. The head of Ukraine's cyber police, Serhiy Demedyuk, says the software was subject to a supply chain attack. This would have involved gaining access to the source code in order to add a back door which gives access to a remote access Trojan. A police spokesman says that MeDoc was preparing to send… [Continue Reading] -
Payment processor Worldpay agrees to $10 billion acquisition offer from Vantiv
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 5:31pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
The UK's biggest payment processor, Worldpay Group, has agreed to the terms of an acquisition offer from US rival Vantiv. News of the $10 billion (£7.7 billion) deal sent Worldpay's share price tumbling; while the planned takeover values shares at 385p, they quickly dropped to 368p. Just days ago, Worldpay revealed it had been approached with offers from Vantiv and JPMorgan, and the latter has now ruled itself out of making an official bid. Vantiv's takeover of Worldpay would see the US company spreading into Europe with its POS and online payment services. When the takeover completes, it will effectively… [Continue Reading] -
How to create and use separate user profiles in Kodi
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 5:26pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Kodi is a very flexible media center that you can use to watch local media, or stream content via third-party add-ons. If you share Kodi with other family members you can set up user profiles for each person who uses the software. This will let you all keep what you watch separate and you can control what content your children have access to. SEE ALSO: How to play Kodi streams in VLC Media Player Setting up profiles is just a matter of launching Kodi and clicking the gear icon at the top left to open the program settings. In the… [Continue Reading] -
Xiaomi stocking up on patents, makes deal with Nokia
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 4:53pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic
Xiaomi has made some steps towards an international expansion in recent years, like hiring former Google VP Hugo Barra to help it enter new markets but, so far, it has not really gotten out of its comfort zone in Asia. And it is not because the company lacks the financial resources to do it, or because its devices lack the appeal. No, what's stopping Xiaomi is the barrage of costly lawsuits that would most likely ensue. However, Xiaomi has been slowly stocking up on patents from the big players in the tech industry to beef up its portfolio. For instance,… [Continue Reading] -
Auditors to check all audiovisual content uploaded to Chinese sites to ensure 'core socialist values'
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 4:47pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
China's control of the internet is no secret, and the Chinese government has just introduced new regulations that require all audio and video content to be vetted by officials before it can be posted online. The aim is to check that content adheres to the government's "core socialist values" and don’t stray into out-of-bounds topics such as homosexuality and drug-taking. The new regulations take immediate effect, and bloggers, media outlets, and filmmakers are concerned that they will be either censored or shut down. While there are questions about just how easy it will be to implement the new rules, Beijing's… [Continue Reading] -
AOC unveils beautiful 1080p Porsche-designed PDS241 and PDS271 monitors
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 4:44pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
While many consumers are going gaga over high-resolution monitors, let's be honest -- 1080p is still great. For those that want to save money and don't need the latest-and-greatest, a Full-HD offering can be a great way to stay on budget. For gamers in particular, a lower-resolution can allow you to squeeze more performance from a meager graphics card. Today, AOC unveils a beautiful 1080p monitor designed by Studio F. A. Porsche. It offers 250 cd/m2 brightness in a choice of two sizes -- 24-inch (PDS241) and 27-inch (PDS271). It features a beautifully designed stand and extremely thin bezels. What really makes it stand… [Continue Reading] -
OneDrive users furious as Microsoft kills access to their external storage without warning
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 2:37pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Microsoft has made a change to its cloud synchronization and storage service OneDrive that requires users to use NTFS formatted drives. The change came out of the blue, with no announcement from Microsoft, meaning that anyone using a non-NTFS drive, such as an SD card, suddenly found themselves unable to use their OneDrive shares, and as you might expect they aren’t too happy about that. When users link OneDrive to a location that has a different filesystem than NTFS they see a message stating that the drive must be formatted with the NTFS to work with OneDrive. And if they… [Continue Reading] -
Major cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb gets hacked
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 1:47pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic
Thanks to its rapidly growing value, relative anonymity, and easy trading opportunities, the cryptocurrency market is a highly attractive target for hackers. Making things even more interesting, the major exchanges deal with significant volumes throughout the day, making them a prime target for cryptocurrency thefts. Bithumb is among the biggest targets, being the fourth-largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume and the largest in South Korea. And last week it got hacked, with users estimated to have lost billions of won as a result. I say estimated because Bithumb hasn't gone public yet with an accurate figure -- or any figure for that… [Continue Reading] -
Should Microsoft rethink its Windows 10 feature update plans?
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 12:05pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Over on Ghacks, Martin Brinkmann posted his thoughts on Microsoft’s Windows 10 feature updates schedule. The software giant is committed to rolling out two major updates to Windows 10 every year. In April we had the Creators Update, and in a few months' time the Fall Creators Update will begin to roll out. Martin asks if this rapid release schedule is such a wise idea, and he has a good point. Microsoft was already forced to drop My People from the Creators Update because it wasn’t going to be ready in time, and now it’s dropped Timeline and Cloud Clipboard… [Continue Reading] -
UK companies reluctant to embrace public clouds
Publié: juillet 5, 2017, 11:03am CEST par Michael Moore
The UK is lagging behind much of Europe when it comes to seeing the real benefits of cloud services, new research has claimed. Despite businesses on the continent fully embracing the cloud, companies in the UK appear more reluctant to make the move, meaning they are potentially missing out on some major advantages, according to a report from Barracuda. In a Europe-wide survey, the UK was found to be the least trusting of public cloud solutions, with just over half (52 percent) saying that they trusted the platform more than they did five years ago. This was versus an EMEA average… [Continue Reading]