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  Microsoft updates Cortana for Android with new look and new features

  Publié: juillet 29, 2017, 7:41pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The Android version of Cortana has been getting some attention from Microsoft recently, and today the company has released another update to its virtual assistant. With Cortana 2.9, Microsoft not only introduces something of an interface makeover, but also adds new features. While the redesign is nothing major, it is a move for the better, with Settings now easier to access and the interface is reduced to two tabs rather than three -- and they are now labelled too! But it doesn’t end there. The overall look of the app is now cleaner than before. The introduction of a hamburger… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft brings Brotli compression to .NET in 'alpha-quality preview'

  Publié: juillet 29, 2017, 1:43pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It is now two years since Google launched its open source compression algorithm, Brotli. Microsoft has already shown some interest in the technology, adding support to Edge late last year to speed up the loading of web pages. Having conducted rigorous tests with Brotli compression, Microsoft is now ready to bring it to .NET. Microsoft's tests show that Brotli is at least as good as Deflate and gzip, in terms of compression levels and the amount of time it takes to compress and decompress. It is because of these results that Microsoft is happy to launch .NET support for Brotli… [Continue Reading]
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  Report: Free Basics by Facebook is creepy, limited, and violates net neutrality

  Publié: juillet 29, 2017, 12:32pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It's been a little while since we heard anything about Free Basics by Facebook -- the successor to its Internet.org project which aims to provide access to a number of online services, free of charge, in developing countries (63 in total) -- but a new report slams the service. On the face of it, this is a good thing, but Free Basics from Facebook has certainly not been without its controversies: the service was banned in India and Egypt, for example. Now a report from Global Voices -- a "global anti-censorship network of bloggers and activists dedicated to protecting freedom… [Continue Reading]
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  Congress continues Kaspersky probe fearing 'nefarious activities against the United States'

  Publié: juillet 29, 2017, 11:28am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  US suspicions about Kaspersky's links to Vladimir Putin are not diminishing. The government has been tracking the Russian security company, and now Congress is seeking information from 22 government agencies about the firm. The US House of Representatives Committee on Science, Space and Technology has written to the agencies asking for documents, citing fears that Kaspersky Lab's products could be used to carry out "nefarious activities against the United States." See also: Kaspersky launches free antivirus tool -- Kaspersky Free! Letters seen by Reuters show that the committee "is concerned that Kaspersky Lab is susceptible to manipulation by the Russian… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft's 'Continue on PC' for Windows 10 now available for iOS

  Publié: juillet 29, 2017, 9:01am CEST par Wayne Williams

  The big, standout new feature in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Build 16251 is cross-device web-browsing. This lets you start browsing on your phone, and then switch to your PC and continue from where you left off. The feature was initially only available for Android, but Microsoft promised that it would arrive on iOS "soon." Well, it’s here even sooner than expected and iPhone and iPad users can grab it now. SEE ALSO: How to use the new cross-device web-browsing feature in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update You need to be a Windows Insider to use it, and will also… [Continue Reading]
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  Kaspersky releases Internet Security 18 for Mac

  Publié: juillet 29, 2017, 1:18am CEST par Chris Wiles

  Do you need security software for your Mac? Whenever we’ve installed any security suite on our Macs they seriously reduce the effectiveness of our computer with almost the minimum advantage. Apple’s Gatekeeper is designed to stop you installing malicious software, anti-phishing tools prevent dodgy websites from extracting your personal information, whilst the internal firewall can safeguard you from intruders. Kaspersky is one of the many security developers who still believe Mac users need additional security and has released Internet Security 18 for Mac. The Mac version ships with some of the features you’d expect from the Windows edition, including Safe Money… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft removes 'beta' tag from 'Windows Subsystem for Linux' in Fall Creators Update

  Publié: juillet 29, 2017, 12:25am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  As Windows 10 continues to disappoint some users, Microsoft is increasing its focus on Linux. Whether or not the company will ever take the big step of making its own distribution based on the kernel remains to be seen. With that said, the company has sort of come close -- it has allowed Linux to infiltrate its beloved Windows operating system by way of the "Windows Subsystem for Linux" feature. Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer would probably be rolling in their graves right now -- if they weren't alive, of course. Today, Microsoft takes its commitment to Linux a bit further.… [Continue Reading]
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  Huawei Q2 2017 by the numbers: $41.83 billion revenue, 11 percent operating margins

  Publié: juillet 29, 2017, 12:11am CEST par Michael Moore

  Huawei has revealed more encouraging financial results as the company extends its influence across the technology world. The Chinese firm disclosed that revenues grew 15 percent in the first half of 2017 to reach $41.83 billion, with operating margins reaching 11 percent. Huawei's recent increases was spurred by successes across its main business operations, with mobile, ICT and enterprise all performing strongly. "The company is expected to maintain its current momentum, and round out the year in a positive financial position," Huawei said in a statement. One of the biggest investors in 5G research, Huawei's carrier and enterprise businesses both… [Continue Reading]