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  Microsoft releases action-packed Windows 10 Redstone 4 build, with new Timeline and Sets features

  Publié: décembre 19, 2017, 11:38pm CET par Wayne Williams

  It’s been a whopping four weeks since Microsoft flighted a new Windows 10 Insider build. Given the software giant normally rolls out new builds on a weekly basis, it’s been a long wait for Build 17063 to arrive, but a wait that’s definitely been worth it. Microsoft said this was an important build, and one it wanted to get right. It’s easy to see why. There are new features, and big changes galore throughout. The standout new feature in this build is the introduction of Timeline. Originally intended to be part of the Fall Creators Update, but dropped when it… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Chrome finally arrives in Windows 10's Store (kind of) [Update]

  Publié: décembre 19, 2017, 4:08pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Google is notorious for its abysmal support of Windows 10's app store. A quick search reveals that there are only two apps available from the company, both of which are called Google. One is for PCs and the other targets mobile devices. Neither is of any real value to Google users on Windows 10 though. If you want Gmail, Google Calendar, YouTube or Google Maps you will have to use the browser. However, there is a different story with Google Chrome. The browser just landed on Microsoft Store (Windows 10's app store), making it easier than ever to download it… [Continue Reading]
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  Currency mining Android Trojan can kill your phone

  Publié: décembre 19, 2017, 1:46pm CET par Ian Barker

  Researchers at cyber security company Kaspersky Lab have discovered a new Android mobile Trojan called Loapi. It uses a modular architecture, allowing functions to be added to the software so it can be used for anything from crypto currency mining to DDos attacks. Crucially though Loapi can create such a heavy workload on an infected device that the battery overheats and destroys the phone. The Trojan is being spread through advertising campaigns under the guise of antivirus solutions or adult apps. Once installed, applications request device admin rights and then discreetly initiate communications with command and control servers to install additional… [Continue Reading]
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  Big data delivers higher revenue and faster growth

  Publié: décembre 19, 2017, 12:24pm CET par Ian Barker

  Almost 60 percent of enterprises adopting big data cite both increased productivity across the organization and improved efficiency leading to reduced costs as their biggest gains. This is among the findings of a survey by enterprise software company Syncsort, which finds that the most dramatic increase in reported benefits was higher revenue and accelerated growth, which 55 percent named as a benefit this year compared with only 37 percent last year. Big data is becoming more mainstream too, Hadoop and Spark, which had high interest but low adoption at the time of Syncsort's first survey in 2014, are now in… [Continue Reading]
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  Privacy: WhatsApp told to stop sharing user data with Facebook

  Publié: décembre 19, 2017, 8:01am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A French privacy watchdog has ordered WhatsApp to stop sharing user data with Facebook. The CNIL (National Data Protection Commission) issued the Facebook-owned company with formal notice to cease violations of the French Data Protection Act, suggesting that user consent was not properly obtained. A change to WhatsApp's privacy policy last year saw the app transferring data to its parent company for the purposes of "business intelligence" and security purposes. It is the business intelligence side of things -- which analyses user behaviour -- that France considers illegal. See also: Facebook adds Snooze button to silence irritating friends, pages and… [Continue Reading]
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  Kaspersky sues Trump administration over government software ban

  Publié: décembre 19, 2017, 7:35am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  US concerns about links between Kaspersky Labs and the Russian government led to a ban on the security software being used on US government computers. The ban was only recently signed into law by Donald Trump, and now Kaspersky has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security in response. Kaspersky Labs is asking a federal court to overturn Trump's ban. The Moscow-based company maintains that it does not have links to the Kremlin, and has published an open letter saying that it had not been afforded "adequate due process" and that the US government's decision was based on… [Continue Reading]
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  AOC unveils 1080p 'G90 series' gaming monitors with 144Hz refresh and AMD FreeSync

  Publié: décembre 19, 2017, 2:54am CET par Brian Fagioli

  While 4K is a popular resolution at the moment, it isn't always big with PC gamers. Why? Well, UHD can be very taxing on a graphics card, leading to lower frame rate. Not to mention, 4K monitors are still fairly pricey by comparison. Depending on your hardware, you might have a more enjoyable experience using a lower resolution, such as the trusty 1080p. For example, some people would rather get 60fps with 1920x1080 than 30fps with 3840x2160 -- I know I would. Today, AOC unveils a trio of new 1080p gaming monitors that are aimed at PC gamers on a budget.… [Continue Reading]
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  Twitter Insiders is dead

  Publié: décembre 19, 2017, 1:06am CET par Brian Fagioli

  Today, the Twitter Insiders program dies. Wait, you didn't know such a thing existed? You aren't alone. It certainly wasn't a household name, and interest in it was apparently quite low. As a result, Twitter is temporarily ending the program as of December 22, 2017. If you aren't familiar, Twitter Insiders was a survey program that was announced in June of 2016. Data analysts from a company called "C Space" would solicit feedback from Twitter users that signed up. The program would not only ask for feedback about Twitter, but other brands and topics too. While some of the survey… [Continue Reading]