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  Mozilla Firefox 57 unveils new speedy Quantum browsing engine, revamps user interface

  Publié: novembre 13, 2017, 9:46pm CET par Nick Peers

  Mozilla has placed Firefox 57.0 on its servers for download, ahead of its official release tomorrow. Also due imminently is Firefox for Android 57.0. The new release sees the debut of Mozilla’s next-generation browsing engine, Quantum. The new engine is paired with a major user-interface revamp boasting a more modern, pared-down look, plus feature highlights include improved Address Bar and redesigned new tab page. In addition there are major changes (with potentially significant consequences) to the browser’s extension support. The new browsing engine -- codenamed Electrolysis during its development, but redubbed Project Quantum -- has been built from the ground up to tap… [Continue Reading]
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  Android 8.1 Oreo will free up space by shrinking apps you don't use

  Publié: novembre 13, 2017, 9:15pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  We all have apps installed on our phones that we simply don't use. It might be that they once served a purpose that they no longer fulfil, and we just haven't got around to uninstalling, or it might be that we've downloaded an app, tried it once, and then forgotten about it. These unused apps are, essentially, just wasting space, and now Google is doing something about it. With Android 8.1 Oreo, when a device is running low on space, an automatic cleanup process will tidy after these unused apps. See also: Google clamps down on apps that misuse accessibility… [Continue Reading]
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  Google clamps down on apps that misuse accessibility API -- and it could affect your favorite apps

  Publié: novembre 13, 2017, 7:13pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google is launching a crackdown on apps that misuse Accessibility Services, threatening to remove them from the Play Store. The API was created specifically to help users with various disabilities, but developers have latched onto it as a way of increasing the functionality of their apps. The likes of Tasker, LastPass and Universal Copy are among the titles that make use of the Accessibility Services API, and they have been warned to either explain why they are using the API, stop using the API, or unpublish their app. Google has emailed a number of developers, telling them that they must… [Continue Reading]
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  New Kubernetes certification program helps deliver consistency in the cloud

  Publié: novembre 13, 2017, 7:12pm CET par Ian Barker

  Over the last three years open source container platform, Kubernetes has been adopted by a diverse community of providers including some of the biggest names in the cloud. Now the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) is launching a Kubernetes Software Conformance Certification program, which ensures Certified Kubernetes products deliver consistency and portability. "The new Kubernetes Software Conformance Certification gives enterprise organizations the confidence that workloads that run on any Certified Kubernetes Distribution or Platform will work correctly on any other version," says Dan Kohn, executive director at the CNCF. "The interoperability that this program ensures is essential to Kubernetes meeting… [Continue Reading]
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  Red Hat Enterprise Linux gets ARM server support

  Publié: novembre 13, 2017, 7:08pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  While ARM has been slowly making inroads in the server market, it still has a long way to go before it can truly challenge the x86 architecture. Today, it makes a big step in the right direction thanks to Red Hat. The enterprise open-source company has officially added ARM support to its Red Hat Enterprise Linux (also known as RHEL) server distribution, after two years of testing with partners like Qualcomm. The first RHEL release to come with this feature is Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4, which, the company says, is only a first step towards increasing the platform's reach… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft's Black Friday deals could save you a bundle on Surface and Xbox devices

  Publié: novembre 13, 2017, 6:09pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It may be more than a week until Black Friday, but the big-name companies are already releasing details of the money-saving deals that will be available. Microsoft is one such company, and today it has revealed price cuts for Surface devices, the Xbox One S, Windows Mixed Reality headsets, and more. As well as offering savings of $329 off the Surface Pro i5 256GB, Microsoft also shares information about savings available from its partners -- including up to $300 off Windows 10 laptops. If you've been considering a Windows Mixed Reality headset but have been put off by the price,… [Continue Reading]
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  Companies will waste over $10 billion in cloud spending in the next year

  Publié: novembre 13, 2017, 4:27pm CET par Ian Barker

  Wasted cloud spend over the next year could top $10 billion according to cloud management company RightScale. Complexity in pricing and billing is a key reason for wasted cloud spend. A typical cloud bill can contain millions of items that represent tens of thousands of different resource types and price points. AWS alone has more than 70,000 price points for compute instances. Cloud providers are also constantly changing their pricing and discount models. A further cause of waste is a decentralised approach, where departments and business units are able to set up their own cloud instances with no need to… [Continue Reading]
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  Survey highlights disconnect between security expectations and reality

  Publié: novembre 13, 2017, 4:15pm CET par Ian Barker

  A new survey of IT decision makers shows that 89 percent are confident their organizations are in a good position to protect themselves from attacks, but four out of 10 are not taking steps to lock down information, putting themselves at risk of data loss. The study from security software company Varonis polled 500 IT decision makers in the UK, Germany, France and the US. Fifty-four percent of respondents believe their company will face a major attack in the next year. Data theft and data loss are seen as the top concerns, with 26 percent reporting that their organizations have… [Continue Reading]
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  New container firewall solution speeds up enterprise integration

  Publié: novembre 13, 2017, 1:16pm CET par Ian Barker

  Containerization is increasingly a part of enterprise IT strategy, and like any other systems it needs to be properly secured. Container security specialist NeuVector is releasing a new version of its container firewall security solution with key security, integration, and UI additions, along with a version aimed specifically at enterprises. NeuVector 1.3 enhances critical protection across several fronts, including the ability to detect attacks that rely on tunneling. The new release also adds automatic forensic capture on every detected threat, and makes it simple for security teams to safeguard connections to and from external and legacy networks. The NeuVector solution… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung announces Exynos 9810 flagship processor likely to power Galaxy S9

  Publié: novembre 13, 2017, 11:18am CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Samsung does not reveal much information about a new flagship smartphone before launch day, but the homebrew processor that powers it is introduced in advance. So, it did not come as a surprise to see the Exynos 9 Series 8895 making its official debut ahead of the Galaxy S8. Things appear to be no different this time around. The Galaxy S9 is months away, yet Samsung just announced the Exynos 9 Series 9810 flagship processor that is likely to underpin it. At this stage, there are not many details out about it. Samsung says that it features third-generation custom CPU… [Continue Reading]