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  Western Digital My Book Duo 20TB USB-C external RAID hard disk drive [Review]

  Publié: décembre 17, 2017, 11:50pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Nowadays, more and more consumers are embracing the cloud for data storage and backup. This is not a mistake -- it is smart to store your files off premises. With that said, it is even smarter to also store the data locally for redundancy purposes. For instance, with local storage, if your internet connection is down, you can still access your files. With the cloud, if there is a disaster -- such as a house fire -- your data can be retrieved even if your local storage drives are destroyed. In other words, using the cloud and local storage together… [Continue Reading]
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  ZoomGo unveils its own media stick with extras

  Publié: décembre 17, 2017, 7:04pm CET par Alan Buckingham

  Streaming media sticks have become an in-thing these days, with big releases from major players like Amazon and Roku. They plug into an HDMI port on any TV and bring you all sorts of entertainment goodness. The one drawback is that they aren't exactly mobile. Now one company aims to change that, giving you all of your media on the go and just in time for a big travel season. ZoomGo is producing a media stick that's made for automobiles and doubles as an in-car charger for your devices. But that's not all. The ZoomGo WiFi Media Stick & Car Charger also delivers your movies… [Continue Reading]
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  Linux Mint 18.3 'Sylvia' Xfce and KDE editions are available for download

  Publié: décembre 17, 2017, 5:23pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Linux Mint is killing the KDE version of its operaring system -- a move some people applaud. That's what makes the new 18.3 version -- named "Sylvia" -- so frustrating. It's bizarre to release a new version of an operating system that essentially has no future. But oh well, here we are. After a short beta period, the KDE distro is now available for download -- if you still care. I recommend that KDE loyalists just switch to Kubuntu or Netrunner, but I digress. Despite being the final version of Linux Mint KDE, it is still a great alternative to… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Assistant gains 'Hey, Google' support on a range of Android devices

  Publié: décembre 17, 2017, 5:19pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Voice control of computers and smartphones is becoming increasingly common, and for Android users a new option is opening up. Previously only available on Nexus and Pixel devices, support for the "Hey, Google" trigger is rolling out to more handsets. This gives Android users another option for calling up Google's voice-activated assistant, adding to the existing "OK, Google" command. See also: Huge Janus bug leaves Android apps open to unauthorized code modification Google bans most Android apps from displaying lockscreen ads Privacy: a huge proportion of Android apps are secretly tracking you The change is clearly not a major one,… [Continue Reading]
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  Windows 10 included a password manager complete with massive password-stealing potential

  Publié: décembre 17, 2017, 4:32pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Microsoft has been bundling a password manager that features a dangerous flaw with some versions of Windows 10, a Google security researcher has revealed. Tavis Ormandy noticed that his copy of Windows 10 included Keeper, which he had previously found to be injecting privileged UI into pages. The version that Microsoft was including with Windows 10 featured the same bug. What does this mean? In short, it allows any website to steal passwords from you. See also: Security: macOS High Sierra bug lets you log in as 'root'... without a password Windows 8 onwards incorrectly implements ASLR security feature, but… [Continue Reading]