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How AR will impact our daily lives in 2018
Publié: décembre 22, 2017, 5:00pm CET par Ashish Toshniwal
Don’t know how to change a tire when you desperately need to? No problem. What if all you needed was a set of glasses and an expert technician would virtually come to wherever you are and walk you through the necessary steps? That same set of glasses can help train doctors and CIA agents in environments deemed dangerous in the real world. It could teach drone pilots how to navigate surroundings that aren’t so practical. It could take you and your family on a trip to the Louvre Museum without you ever setting foot in France. This is the power… [Continue Reading] -
Crypto market is crashing hard: over $230bn wiped off
Publié: décembre 22, 2017, 4:31pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic
The cryptocurrency market has been on a tear this year, shattering record after record. Fueled by majors like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple and Bitcoin Cash, it reached an incredible valuation on December 21: $654 billion. However, after the peak comes the fall, and here the crashes tend to be swift and massive. Case in point: the cryptocurrency market is now down by more than $230 billion from yesterday's high. And, yes, you are reading that right. Its capitalization is currently hovering around the $422 billion mark. All the majors (top 10) are down by double digits in the past 24 hours,… [Continue Reading] -
Security concerns and a move to edge computing, 2018 predictions for the IoT
Publié: décembre 22, 2017, 4:09pm CET par Ian Barker
In 2017 we've see Internet of Things devices enter many more areas of our lives. We've also seen them exploited to launch cyber attacks. So, how do industry experts think the IoT will develop in 2018? The security aspect of IoT devices is still a concern for many. Larry Cashdollar, senior engineer, security intelligence response team at Akamai says, "As manufacturers develop new internet-connected devices, they must make software security a top concern. Not only can vulnerable devices be leveraged for attacks, but the consumers privacy is also at stake. Ignoring this threatens the security and stability of the internet… [Continue Reading] -
Security burnout: Avoidable or inevitable?
Publié: décembre 22, 2017, 1:42pm CET par Chris Morales
The biggest threat facing cybersecurity is not advanced attackers or evolving technology. It is the lack of people able to defend networks. Cybersecurity experts predict that by 2021 there will be 3.5 million unfilled cybersecurity jobs. That number is up from one million in 2016. The reasons behind this global issue are complicated, but many of them stem from the overarching issue of security burnout and the difficulty of new individuals entering the cybersecurity workforce to reduce the overall workload. Security burnout has plagued the cybersecurity community for decades and is becoming a more severe problem with each passing year. This… [Continue Reading] -
Greater transparency and digital transformation, what 2018 holds for artificial intelligence
Publié: décembre 22, 2017, 12:41pm CET par Ian Barker
One of the most interesting trends we've seen in 2017 is the spread of artificial intelligence into areas like marketing and security. Is this set to continue into next year, and are there new fields where AI is set to make a significant impact? Here are the views of some industry experts. AI isn't yet ready to go mainstream, but more businesses will be laying the ground work to use it in future, says Couchbase SVP of engineering and CTO Ravi Mayuram. "Today AI is more of a trendy buzzword than practical reality, and it’s difficult to execute because AI… [Continue Reading] -
Best Windows 10 apps this week
Publié: décembre 22, 2017, 12:02pm CET par Martin Brinkmann
Two-hundred-and-sixty-two in a series. Welcome to this week's overview of the best apps, games and extensions released for Windows 10 on the Windows Store in the past seven days. Google put an installer for its Chrome browser in the Windows 10 Store for a few hours before it was removed by Microsoft. Mihaita has the details on that. As always, if I missed an app or game that has been released this week that you believe is particularly good, let me know in the comments below or notify me via email. Discounts this week The following list is a selection of… [Continue Reading] -
How blockchain is going to transform the real estate industry in 2018
Publié: décembre 22, 2017, 11:28am CET par Matt Murphy
The drama of bitcoin has taken the concept of the blockchain mainstream over the past five years. With prices going up and down (and up again), the mystery of its creator, the intrigue of bitcoin’s early Silk Road connections, and now institutional involvement from banks, hedge funds, and even governments, bitcoin has taken quite the journey. Bitcoin may be the most well-known manifestation of blockchain technology, but there are countless other applications that have nothing to do with "crypto-currency." Real estate is a prime example, and in 2018, blockchain technology is going to transform the real estate industry in three… [Continue Reading] -
Facebook stops flagging fake news because it was making the problem worse
Publié: décembre 22, 2017, 11:11am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Fake news -- or disinformation as it used to be called -- has become an increasingly serious problem as false information quickly spreads online through social media. Facebook tried to combat the problem by flagging up fake news with Disputed flags but, having discovered that this was actually making the problem worse, the social network is dropping this approach. Instead, Related Articles will be used to provide context and give alternative takes on stories. Citing academic research, Facebook says that highlighting stories as fake news with a warning flag or similar actually did nothing to stop people believing the content… [Continue Reading] -
Yes, Apple really is slowing down your old iPhone -- but says it's for your own good
Publié: décembre 22, 2017, 10:27am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
We now know for certain what many people have suspected for some time: Apple really is slowing down older iPhones. The phone-maker has finally come clean about what's going on -- it really is purposefully degrading the performance of its phones. While there has been speculation that the company has been putting the brakes on aging handsets in a bid to encourage people to upgrade to newer models, Apple says that there's actually a different reason for old iPhones performing less impressively in benchmarks. That reason is battery life. See also: Has your iPhone started crashing in iOS 11.1.2? You're… [Continue Reading] -
'Creepy' Eric Schmidt no longer Executive Chairman at Alphabet (Google)
Publié: décembre 22, 2017, 1:52am CET par Brian Fagioli
Google -- err, Alphabet -- has become rather stagnant lately. The company that once pushed innovation has seemingly become, well, boring. The once young and happening search giant has become rather corporate, playing things fairly safe. To make matters worse, its own Pixel Android flagships have been plagued with problems lately. To the dismay of many, the search giant is recently acting like a bully removing YouTube access from Amazon devices -- a really rotten thing to do. Alphabet could really use a shakeup in its leadership team, and today, it happens. The company announces that Eric Schmidt will be stepping… [Continue Reading]