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  Toshiba Portégé X30 Windows 10 business laptop [Review]

  Publié: juillet 24, 2017, 9:08pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  When you want to buy a business-class laptop, there are many brands to consider, such as Dell and HP. Of course, we cannot forget the iconic "ThinkPad" line of portable workstations from Lenovo, which were made famous by IBM. There is one brand in particular that doesn't get enough attention, however -- Toshiba. Actually, its Portégé line is arguably the best such laptops for business, both large and small. I've been testing one of the company's latest such notebooks, the X30, and I am quite impressed. Since it is a business-grade laptop, it has a pointing nub that many professionals seem to appreciate. Of… [Continue Reading]
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  LG's new Q8 might be a better buy than the G6

  Publié: juillet 24, 2017, 6:44pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  If you ignore its G and V series, LG makes some rather boring smartphones. Its new Q8 is an exception though. It may not have a premium design, like a high-end device does, but it is really close to flagship territory in terms of specs. In fact, it's nearly on the same level as its bigger brother, the G6. The Q8 packs a 5.2-inch display with a resolution of 1,440 by 2,560 and it also has a secondary screen, with a resolution of 1,040 by 160. It's powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820. There's 4GB of RAM on board and… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft designed its own AI chip for the next HoloLens

  Publié: juillet 24, 2017, 5:42pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  HoloLens 2 is in the works, and Microsoft has revealed that the second version of its mixed reality headset will feature an AI chip. The company has turned to custom silicon when it comes to bringing artificial intelligence to HoloLens, but while Microsoft has designed the chip, it is manufactured by a third party. Speaking at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference Harry Shum, executive vice president of Microsoft's Artificial Intelligence and Research Group, said the second version of the Holographic Processing Unit (HPU) will feature the AI chip so processing can be carried out onboard rather than in… [Continue Reading]
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  New app framework delivers better visibility into cloud infrastructure

  Publié: juillet 24, 2017, 5:23pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Cloud workloads are increasing their share of data center traffic, but they give admins a headache when it comes to security and visibility. Security and compliance specialist Qualys is addressing both these issues with the launch of CloudView, a new app framework for its Cloud Platform that delivers a single pane view across cloud infrastructures. CloudView augments the existing Qualys view of host-related vulnerability, compliance and threat intelligence with a real-time inventory of all an enterprise’s cloud services. This helps security teams monitor, assess and deliver reports from within the DevOps pipeline. It ensures that cloud workloads throughout the Continuous… [Continue Reading]
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  Google delays rollout of updated feed due to technical hitches on Android

  Publié: juillet 24, 2017, 3:51pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Google's announcement last week that it was rolling out an updated algorithm-powered feed to its mobile apps led to (nonsense) speculation that the company's search page was also getting a redesign. After pooh-poohing this suggestion, Google has also revealed that its new mobile feed rollout has hit a snag. Users who updated to the new feed experienced problems with it being blank. Tight integration with the Android home screen is causing issues, and now the rollout is being scaled back. The problem only affects Android users because the blank feed issue is only present on handsets where a swipe to… [Continue Reading]
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  Google rolls out Play Protect security tool

  Publié: juillet 24, 2017, 3:49pm CEST par Michael Moore

  Google is looking to take the fight against Android malware and harmful apps with the roll-out of its latest mobile security platform. Google Play Protect automatically scans Android devices to ensure no malicious software is installed anywhere on your device, and provide a comprehensive overview of your device's security status. If the service finds anything, it can send information straight to Google, helping the company improve its security detection processes in the future. The service is a step up from the existing Verify Apps function, and will be accessible as part of Google Play. Play Protect was first announced at Google I/O… [Continue Reading]
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  It's the end of the line For Windows Paint as Microsoft finally kills off its simple art tool

  Publié: juillet 24, 2017, 3:40pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Among the list of features set to be removed or deprecated in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is Microsoft Paint, a fixture of Windows since the operating system’s first release back in 1985. Microsoft doesn’t give any explanation as to why it’s being removed. Indeed, in the list of features being dropped it simply says "Microsoft Paint." Everything else in the list, including Outlook Express, has at least a one-line explanation. What a sad, inglorious ending. Paint, of course, was never really up to much. It’s long been famed for its simplicity and frankly basic nature. While there have been… [Continue Reading]
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  Chinese government forces Xinjiang residents to install spyware on their mobiles

  Publié: juillet 24, 2017, 12:23pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  China's control of the internet is no secret and the government's latest encroachment into people's lives sees residents of the north-west Xinjiang -- a largely Muslim area -- being forced to install surveillance software on their phones, sparking privacy concerns. Notifications were sent out recently informing mobile users that they had just 10 days to download and install the Jingwang spyware. Random checks are now being carried out on the street to ensure that citizens have the app installed. Anyone found without the software faces up to 10 days in jail. The Chinese government describes the app as a piece… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft launches LinkedIn Lite in India ahead of a wider rollout

  Publié: juillet 24, 2017, 11:14am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Just like Facebook did with Facebook Lite and Facebook Messenger Lite, Microsoft is launching a cut-down, data-sipping version of LinkedIn for mobile users. LinkedIn Lite launches in India initially, and is designed for countries with limited mobile internet access. This is an app designed for emerging markets, and as such it is Android-only; there are no plans for an iOS version. While LinkedIn Lite is starting out its life in India, it will eventually spread to a further 60+ countries. Microsoft has not revealed much about the future timeline for LinkedIn Lite, but a spokesperson speaking to TechCrunch has confirmed… [Continue Reading]