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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16278 for PC with yet another feature removed

  Publié: août 29, 2017, 11:41pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  The Windows Insider Program might still be fun for some members, but for others, it is getting to be a confusing chore. Don't get me wrong, it is cool that Microsoft lets fans try these pre-release builds of Windows 10, but lately, there have been too many builds, requiring too much user effort, with little to no payoff. Remember folks, the operating system should never be the star of the show -- it should fade into the background as you do things with it. Today, Microsoft releases yet another Windows 10 Insider Preview Build -- 16278 for PC. Sorry Windows 10 Mobile users --… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft loses its damn mind and offers seven months of Groove Music Pass for $10

  Publié: août 29, 2017, 10:03pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Microsoft's Groove Music Pass is an exceptional streaming music service. If you spend a lot of time on Windows 10, it is the best music experience on the platform. The app is well designed, and it fits in with the overall Windows 10 motif. It can even be used on Xbox One. Groove offers a really good selection of tunes too -- right up there with its competitors. Believe it it not, Microsoft's service is cross-platform, also working natively on Android and iOS. The mobile apps are decent, but not fantastic. Fans of macOS and Linux-based desktop operating systems, such as Ubuntu and Chrome… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple will open two data centers in Iowa

  Publié: août 29, 2017, 8:18pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Apple has announced it is planning to build two new data centers in Waukee, Iowa. Reuters reported that the two new data centers "will create hundreds of jobs for people in Iowa from construction to engineering," Apple CEO Tim Cook said, although it was left unclear how many of those jobs will remain once the data center is actually built. The new facility will set Apple back $1.375 billion, although $207.8 million will be received in incentives approved by the Iowa Economic Development Authority and Waukee city council. The company will buy 8.09 square km of land in Waukee, some 30… [Continue Reading]
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  Bitcoin breaks $4,700, Ethereum back over $360

  Publié: août 29, 2017, 6:11pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  The cryptocurrency market is now valued at $164 billion, with $20 billion added to its capitalization in less than two weeks. That is in no small part thanks to the rise of Bitcoin and Ethereum, which have posted strong gains since our last coverage. The most interesting development comes from Ethereum, which has stagnated recently around the $300 mark. It is slowly but surely regaining its strength, as, today, it traded for over $360 for the first time since June 21, rising its market cap to over $34 billion. However, the second most valuable player in this market is still… [Continue Reading]
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  New cloud solution allows multi-factor authentication across the enterprise

  Publié: août 29, 2017, 5:01pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Data breaches can often be traced back to weak or stolen credentials, add in a proliferation of systems in the cloud and increasing levels of mobile access, and protecting business systems becomes a major headache. Independent identity provider Okta is launching its latest cloud-based Okta Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication (AMFA) that makes two-factor authentication standard for every user. Okta AMFA provides a comprehensive set of authentication factors and a robust policy framework that supports contextual access management and adaptive, risk-based authentication. Because it uses context, Okta AMFA gives the right users access only to the data and application permissions they need,… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Maps will now help you find a parking space

  Publié: août 29, 2017, 4:23pm CEST par Chris Wiles

  When you head away on your travels, we always recommend hiring a car to find the best locations and get away from the tourists. But, hiring a car and driving around a new city can be time-consuming and stressful when you look for a location to park your car. We’re not sure about everyone else, but we have a tendency to over-rely on the fantastic Google Maps and/or Waze when travelling as both apps will direct you to your destination, usually offering the quickest method available, whilst you focus on your driving. The latest Google Maps will now find parking spots along the way… [Continue Reading]
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  London gets its first chief digital officer

  Publié: août 29, 2017, 4:10pm CEST par Michael Moore

  London is getting its first ever Chief Digital Officer, the Mayor's office has announced today. Theo Blackwell, a former cabinet member at Camden Council, will take responsibility for helping London continue to be the technology powerhouse it has become over the past few years. Mr Blackwell will work closely with the Mayor's office, particularly the Smart London Board, to create a new "Smart London Plan" that looks to outline how the capital can benefit from embracing new technologies, with cybersecurity, open data and connectivity all at the forefront. He will also look to build collaboration across London’s boroughs when it comes to… [Continue Reading]
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  NETGEAR launches Nighthawk X6S (EX8000) AC3000 Tri-band WiFi Range Extender

  Publié: août 29, 2017, 4:08pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Mesh networking is all the rage nowadays. This is a technology where several access points work together to provide enhanced coverage and range. This concept works great, as I learned when testing the wonderful Ubiquiti Networks AmpliFi HD Mesh Wi-Fi System. Of course, not everyone wants to buy into an entirely new Wi-Fi system. If you are happy with your current router, but you need to extend range and coverage, you can always go with a range extender. These products act as a middleman between your device and router. Today, NETGEAR announces a new such product and it is chock-full of really impressive specifications and… [Continue Reading]
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  Intel's 8th-gen processors help deliver secure payments

  Publié: août 29, 2017, 3:05pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Earlier this month we saw Intel launch its new 8th-generation Core processors. As well as improved performance, these chips offer added security with Intel Software Guard Extensions (Intel SGX) technology. Thanks to a collaboration with authentication specialist Nok Nok Labs (NNL) the new chips with SGX are able to deliver standards-based authentication to enable stronger, simpler, and more secure payments for computer users. The NNL S3 Authentication Suite is certified by the Fast IDentity Online (FIDO) Alliance which was founded to solve the problems that users face creating, remembering and relying on multiple usernames and passwords. "Passwords are a problem.… [Continue Reading]
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  UK execs don't know GDPR's consequences

  Publié: août 29, 2017, 11:35am CEST par Michael Moore

  With the clock still ticking down to the May 2018 GDPR deadline, new research has once again revealed a worrying lack of awareness among many executives. A study by Alfresco and AIIM found that one in five (21 percent) of senior executives said that they had little or no idea about the effect GDPR would have on their business. With only a few months to go until the new legislation comes into force, the study also found that many businesses are woefully underprepared for GDPR, with only a quarter (23 percent) believing that they would be ready in time. Chief among the main… [Continue Reading]
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  PC sales will continue to decline

  Publié: août 29, 2017, 12:06am CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Once again, analysts have predicted a grim, grim future for the PC. According to the latest IDC forecasts, PC sales will fall from the 435.1 million units seen in 2016 to 398.3 million in 2021. That's a five-year compound annual growth of -1.7 percent. According to Loren Loverde, IDC's VP for Worldwide Personal Computing Device Tracker, things could turn (somewhat) around, but that depends on a couple of moving targets. "Shipments could pick up if accelerators like economic conditions, adoption of gaming, VR, and Windows 10 speed up," Loverde said, before adding: "even in the best case, overall growth would… [Continue Reading]