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Download latest Linux-based LibreELEC Krypton -- Kodi addons like Exodus and Covenant will work
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 11:43pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
The Kodi media center is facing a lot of scrutiny in the media lately. Some people feel that the negative coverage is "fake news." It is important to remember that Kodi is not illegal. With that said, it can be made so with piracy-related addons. Since Kodi is open source, even if the developers removed the ability to install addons, other people could easily fork the code to add it back. Pandora's box cannot be closed. Many people that use Kodi do so with a dedicated Linux-based operating system, such as the excellent LibreELEC. You see, these distros exist only to run… [Continue Reading] -
iOS Siri and Search, and macOS Spotlight, are now powered by Google
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 8:16pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Apple is switching from Microsoft Bing to Google search to power Siri and Search in iOS, and Spotlight in macOS. The changeover is taking place right now, and should be complete by the end of the day. The search switch coincides with the launch of macOS High Sierra, but Mac users will find that Bing will still be used for image searches in both Siri and Spotlight. See also: iOS 11 is causing massive battery drain problems Google kills off Google Instant search with immediate effect Warning: Toggles in the iOS 11 Control Center don't let you turn off Bluetooth… [Continue Reading] -
Intel officially announces 8th Gen Intel Core desktop processors
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 8:02pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
AMD has been making big moves lately, releasing the Radeon RX Vega graphics cards and its Ryzen 3, 5, 7, and Threadripper desktop processors. The company now has a very diverse portfolio that can meet the needs of many consumers with various budgets. Intel is not content to be out of the spotlight, however. After all, the company has long been the market leader for consumer desktop performance. Today, Intel announces its much-anticipated 8th Gen Intel Core desktop processors. Believe it or not, pricing is quite reasonable. This line ranges from Core i3 to i7, meaning regardless of your budget or needs, there should be… [Continue Reading] -
Intel officially announces 8th Gen Core desktop processors
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 8:02pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
AMD has been making big moves lately, releasing the Radeon RX Vega graphics cards and its Ryzen 3, 5, 7, and Threadripper desktop processors. The company now has a very diverse portfolio that can meet the needs of many consumers with various budgets. Intel is not content to be out of the spotlight, however. After all, the company has long been the market leader for consumer desktop performance. Today, Intel announces its much-anticipated 8th Gen Intel Core desktop processors. Believe it or not, pricing is quite reasonable. This line ranges from Core i3 to i7, meaning regardless of your budget or needs, there should be… [Continue Reading] -
Wink announces a wealth of new IoT products for its hub
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 6:45pm CEST par Alan Buckingham
The Internet of Things, commonly called the IoT, has become a hot topic these days for both the right and wrong reasons. It can be incredibly useful and time saving because of all the things that can be automated around the house, but there are also security risks. Since the very early days of both Amazon Echo (Alexa) and the Wink home automation hub, the two products have worked together. Now that relationship is getting stronger, with the arrival of yet more Alexa compatible Wink products. While some of these new items will integrate straight with Alexa, others require a… [Continue Reading] -
Make quick website updates using Adobe Brackets
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 5:59pm CEST par Chris Wiles
It doesn’t seem that long ago that all website editing was made by hand, coded carefully, put live and tested until the page worked as planned. The advantage of producing web pages in this manner is that it developed coding skills and enabled just about anyone to get a basic website live. Tools such as Dreamweaver came along in the early 00’s and changed everything, offering the ability to create web pages from simple templates, even closing off areas to non-developers so people making site changes could only edit the text components across a site. Adobe Brackets is an old-school code editor produced by… [Continue Reading] -
Ransomware attacks affect five percent of SMBs
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 5:54pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić
Five percent of all small and medium-sized companies in the entire world were victims of a ransomware attack in 2016 alone, with the money paid out to reclaim data reaching new highs, new research has revealed. Datto's new State of the Channel Ransomware Report found that an estimated $301 million (£222 million) was paid to ransomware hackers from 2016-2017. The report, which was based on a poll of more than 1,700 managed service providers that work with more than 100,000 SMBs, also found that 99 percent of respondents believe the number of ransomware attacks will increase in the next two years. The financial strain… [Continue Reading] -
Hackers hit accountancy firm Deloitte, stealing plans, emails and passwords
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 4:34pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Global accountancy firm Deloitte -- known as one of the "big four" -- has been hit by a sophisticated hack. With echoes of the Equifax data breach and CCleaner hack, the cyberattack went undetected for months and results in confidential emails being accessed, as well as company plans, and the private information of high-profile, blue-chip clients. Deloitte says that only a small number of its clients have been affected, but the size and importance of those that it deals with -- including US government departments -- means that even a limited number could have great impact. The firm is said… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft mixes AI and cloud to drive business transformation
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 4:20pm CEST par Ian Barker
Microsoft is using its annual Ignite event this week to show how technology can be used to help customers innovate and transform their business processes. Announcements have covered Office 365, Windows 10, Microsoft Azure, Dynamics 365 and Microsoft AI as well as a look at how quantum computing may help solve some major challenges. "Digital technology is impacting all aspects of our society and economies, creating unprecedented opportunity for organizations of all sizes," says Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft. "I'm optimistic and inspired by the ingenuity of customers, partners and developers everywhere that are pushing the frontiers of what’s possible… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft takes the wraps off the next generation of Windows 10 S devices
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 3:57pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Ignite, Microsoft’s annual IT event, is currently underway in Orlando, Florida, and the software giant today revealed a range of new Windows 10 S devices from the likes of HP, Lenovo and Acer. Windows 10 S is a cut down version of Windows 10 that only runs software from the Microsoft Store. It’s also faster and more secure, and when it launched it was aimed primarily at the education market -- a clear rival for devices running Google’s Chrome OS. Microsoft is now looking to expand Windows 10 S into other markets. At Ignite, Microsoft announced the first Windows 10… [Continue Reading] -
Maintaining Windows 10 tops list of enterprise security challenges
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 3:05pm CEST par Ian Barker
Keeping Windows up to date with the latest fixes is a major challenge for enterprise IT teams and can leave endpoints vulnerable, according to a new report. The study from systems management company Adaptiva reveals that 59 percent of companies take up to a month or longer to complete Windows OS updates. In addition, 48 percent of respondents say that third-party patching is also difficult to accomplish company-wide. 32 percent of respondents identify keeping up with 'the pace of policy changes to defend against newly discovered vulnerabilities or cyberattack methods' as the most difficult ongoing challenge that IT teams address.… [Continue Reading] -
iOS 11 is causing massive battery drain problems
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 1:50pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
A study conducted by security research firm Wandera shows that iOS 11 is causing iPhone and iPad batteries to drain faster than ever -- much faster. The difference between iOS 10 and iOS 11 is anything but minor; batteries can drain in half the amount of time following the upgrade. Wandera's report shows how, on average, an iPhone or iPad running iOS 10 takes 240 minutes of usage to drain the battery from 100 percent to zero. With iOS 11 installed, this number plummets to just 96 minutes -- over twice as fast. See also: Apple Watch Series 3 is… [Continue Reading] -
Symantec: We're not smarter than cybercriminals
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 11:00am CEST par Michael Moore
One of the UK’s leading security experts has called for a major shake-up in the way businesses train their employees in online safety. Symantec CTO Darren Thomson said that workers can effectively be an extra layer of protection for companies looking to prevent themselves falling victim to cyber-attack. Speaking at the Symantec Crystal Ball event in London this week, Thomson highlighted how even unskilled or non-expert workers can play a critical role in keeping their employer safe -- and become part of the "secret sauce" of cybersecurity. "We're at a point in history now where we're more reliant on non-experts making good IT decisions… [Continue Reading] -
TVAddons exposes 'fake news' about Kodi
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 2:35am CEST par Brian Fagioli
President Donald Trump seems to enjoy calling any news organization that isn't favorable towards him "fake news." He has overused the term to the point that it is a parody of itself -- when it leaves his lips, at least. With that said, fake news is a legitimate concern. There have been cases where organizations have shared news that was either untrue or misleading. Sometimes this is caused by bad reporting, but in other cases, it could be intentional -- such as spreading fake news and advertisements on Facebook to help someone get elected, for instance. Today, TVAddons -- a Kodi community website/group… [Continue Reading] -
Korora 26 'Bloat' Fedora-based Linux distro available for download -- now 64-bit only
Publié: septembre 25, 2017, 1:30am CEST par Brian Fagioli
Fedora is my favorite Linux distribution, but I don't always use it. Sometimes I opt for an operating system that is based on it depending on my needs at the moment. Called "Korora," it adds tweaks, repositories, codecs, and packages that aren't found in the normal Fedora operating system. As a result, Korora deviates from Red Hat's strict FOSS focus -- one of the most endearing things about Fedora. While you can add all of these things to Fedora manually, Korora can save you time by doing the work for you. Since Korora is based on Fedora, it always lags from a version perspective. For instance,… [Continue Reading]