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Logitech offering huge discounts on Circle 2 camera bundles for the holidays
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 8:41pm CET par Brian Fagioli
We are right in the middle of the holiday shopping season. If you haven’t yet started buying Christmas gifts for friends and family, you should probably start soon. After all, you don’t want to be stuck on long lines because you waited until the last minute, right? If you are stumped regarding what present to get for that technology enthusiast in your life, Logitech is hoping to inspire you. You see, today, the company launches three new bundles built around its popular Circle 2 Wi-Fi camera. Even better, the bundles will get big discounts starting this Sunday. "The brand new… [Continue Reading] -
Ghostery 8 introduces behavioral protection against trackers and intrusive ads
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 8:09pm CET par Nick Peers
Cliqz has released Ghostery 8.0 for Chrome, as well as updates for Firefox and Opera users. The extension provides protection against tracking technologies and intrusive ads to boost browser privacy. Version 8.0 implements a new heuristic approach to antitracking and ad-blocking, allowing the extension to protect user data based on behavior rather than relying exclusively on a known blocklist. The blocklist feature remains, and is joined by a simplified user interface as well as a handful of new advanced features to keep both novices and experienced users happy. Headline new features include Enhanced Antitracking Protection, which sees Ghostery leverage its… [Continue Reading] -
What's new in Android 8.1 Oreo?
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 6:06pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic
While major Android releases get the biggest new features, there is something in store for minor updates as well. With the introduction of Android 8.1 Oreo, Google made a number of interesting changes to the most popular mobile operating system that should make it run better on a very important category of devices: entry-level smartphones. Android Oreo (Go edition), which is part of of Android 8.1 Oreo, is optimized for devices with less than 1GB of RAM. Google says that it gets improved memory usage, optimized Google-made apps, increased hardware targeting options for developers and higher visibility for apps that… [Continue Reading] -
Amazon Prime Video comes to Apple TV, and the US gains live sports
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 5:40pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Apple TV users in more than 100 countries now have access to Amazon Prime Video. The arrival of the streaming service means that anyone with an Apple TV 4K or an older model can enjoy a plethora of movies and Prime Original series. On top of this, in the US, the Apple TV app brings live sports to iPhone, iPad and Apple TV users. There are already a number of supported sports apps within the Apple TV app, including those from ESPN and the NBA, and more will be added. Prime Video subscribers can manually browse through the programming that's… [Continue Reading] -
Organizations not in control of their public cloud spending
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 4:44pm CET par Ian Barker
Companies don't have an understanding of their public cloud spend, with 75 percent either overspending relative to their budget, or simply not knowing how much they are spending. A study by cloud optimization service Densify shows while the majority of organizations have budgeted spend for public cloud, most don't know how much their company spends monthly on these services. The amounts involved are significant, with half of organizations spending more than $300,000 per year and 20 percent spending more than $1.2 million per year. Yet only 50 percent believe that they are being charged the right amount for what they… [Continue Reading] -
Disqus has been acquired by marketing firm Zeta Global
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 4:14pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Interacting with BetaNews -- and countless other websites -- means making use of the Disqus commenting system. Today the firm has been acquired by "marketing technology company" Zeta Global. Disqus says that "we still are and will remain the same Disqus that you know and use," but there will be concerns from users that the company is being taken over by one with a vested interested in marketing and, therefore, user data. Zeta's press release on the matter is very brief: "Zeta Global today announced it has acquired Disqus, the web's leading audience engagement platform used by 4 million websites… [Continue Reading] -
Low code platforms lead to a rise in 'citizen developers'
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 3:12pm CET par Ian Barker
The introduction of low code platforms has led to more and more applications being developed outside of the IT department. A new report from development platform company Kintone reveals that one in five executives say more than 50 percent of their applications were developed outside their IT department. 76 percent claim a portion of applications are developed outside of their IT department, while at least 32 percent of respondents' organizations actively encourage non-IT employees to develop programming or app development skills and provide training and tools for them to do so. Citizen developers get their applications out faster than large… [Continue Reading] -
Bitcoin goes to $13,000
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 2:53pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic
When predicting the price of Bitcoin you have to keep in mind one thing: you will get it wrong. It's a futile exercise. It is simply impossible to tell where Bitcoin will end up at some point, simply because its evolution is like nothing we have ever seen. Since the beginning of the year, when it traded for under $1,000, and until today, when it broke $13,000 for the first time, Bitcoin has set record after record, basically making of fool of everyone who said it will tank -- at least so far. Based on data from Coinmarketcap, which provides an average… [Continue Reading] -
Privacy: Popular ai.type keyboard leaks personal details of 31 million users
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 12:00pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Third-party Android and iOS keyboard ai-type is at the center of something of a privacy nightmare after a misconfigured database leaked the personal details of more than 31 million of its users. Researchers at Kromtech Security Center discovered an unprotected database had been exposed by developers, revealing incredibly detailed information about its users. The database was found to be freely available for anyone to download, with no password required to access a treasure trove of information. See also: Google updates Safe Browsing rules so apps must warn when they collect personal data UK government to tweak Snooper's Charter after conceding… [Continue Reading] -
60 percent of organizations aren't ready for GDPR
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 11:55am CET par Ian Barker
With the deadline of May 2018 looming closer, a new survey shows 60 percent of respondents in the EU and 50 percent in the US say they face some serious challenges in being GDPR compliant. The study by data protection specialist Varonis polled 500 cyber security professionals in organizations with over 1000 employees in the UK, Germany, France and the US and finds more than half (57 percent) of professionals are concerned about compliance with the standard. 38 percent of respondents report that their organizations do not view compliance with GDPR by the deadline as a priority. 74 percent believe… [Continue Reading] -
Google yanks YouTube from Echo Show and Fire TV in Amazon spat
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 9:55am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Google has announced plans to block its YouTube apps from Amazon's Echo Show and Fire TV as the situation between the two companies stepped up a notch. This is, of course, not the first time this has happened. The bad feeling stems from Amazon's unwillingness to stock Google products such as Chromecast, Nest and Google Home, and refusing to make its Prime Video service available to uses of Google Cast. Amazon's use of a "hacked" version of the YouTube app on its hardware has also been a bone of contention. See also: Google pulls YouTube from Amazon Echo Show for… [Continue Reading] -
Yahoo sues Mozilla for breach of contract -- so Mozilla countersues Yahoo
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 9:15am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Mozilla and Yahoo have started a legal spat about the deal that existed between the two companies regarding the use of the Yahoo search engine in the Firefox browser. On December 1, Yahoo fired the first shot filing a complaint that alleges Mozilla breached a contract that existed between the two companies by terminating the arrangement early. In a counter complaint, Mozilla says that it was not only justified in terminating the contract early, but that Yahoo Holdings and Oath still have a bill that needs to be settled. Yahoo's complaint centers on "breach of contract" and "breach of covenant… [Continue Reading] -
Puppylinux 7.5 'Xenialpup' is ready to breathe new life into your aging computer -- download it now!
Publié: décembre 6, 2017, 2:10am CET par Brian Fagioli
Two of my favorite things are dogs and Linux. No, really. When I am not having fun with my Linux box, I am playing or cuddling with my dog. And so, whenever there is a way to mix these things, I am all for it. That's probably why Puppylinux is so endearing to me. Make no mistake, however, the operating system is much more than a cute name. Actually, it is a solid distro for breathing new life into ancient computers. Today, Puppylinux 7.5 sees release. Named "Xenialpup," the ISO is an insanely small 330MB. Well, that is a diminutive… [Continue Reading]