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  Huawei will preload Android Messages on its Android smartphones

  Publié: janvier 18, 2018, 6:48pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  After you've used a messaging app, it's hard to go back to SMS. You can't share files, get read receipts, group chats or share emoji. It's archaic, but the good news is that there is an alternative. It's called Rich Communication Services and it offers many of the features that we have come to love on messaging apps. Google is one of the biggest adopters, offering support for RCS in its Android Messages app. And, today, it announces that Huawei, one of the largest Android vendors, will integrate it in its Android smartphones. "With Android Messages and RCS messaging, Huawei… [Continue Reading]
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  Slack now available as a Snap for Linux

  Publié: janvier 18, 2018, 5:59pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  At the end of last year, the Linux desktop scored a huge win when Spotify became available as a Snap. If you aren't familiar with Snaps, please know that they are essentially software packages designed to run as a container on any Linux distro. Not only does it make installing software packages easier for users, but it makes things simpler for developers too. Ultimately, Snaps have the potential to solve the big fragmentation problem in the Linux desktop community. Today, yet another wildly popular program gets the Snap treatment, and quite frankly, it is arguably more significant than Spotify. What is… [Continue Reading]
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  New platform integrates Windows file servers with the cloud

  Publié: janvier 18, 2018, 4:41pm CET par Ian Barker

  Although businesses are keen to move to the cloud and IaaS solutions, most still have files stored on in-house servers. Enterprise file sharing and sync platform FileCloud is launching a new product called ServerSync that integrates Microsoft Windows file servers with any IaaS cloud. "Over 80 percent of businesses still run on-premise Microsoft Windows file servers to store their files," says Madhan Kanagavel, CEO of FileCloud. "There is no easy way for team members to access these files remotely, greatly inhibiting the speed at which business can be conducted. With FileCloud’s ServerSync, customers can access their data locally from the… [Continue Reading]
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  How behavioral analytics help to fight insider threats

  Publié: janvier 18, 2018, 3:46pm CET par Ian Barker

  In the increasingly complex threat landscape faced by businesses, insiders continue to be a problem, accounting for around half of data breaches, according to a recent Forrester report. One way that companies are combating this threat is with the use of User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA). This detects abnormal behavior, adds contextual information to confirm the behavior is abnormal, and then prioritizes the riskiest insiders for analysts to investigate. Security and risk management firm Bay Dynamics has put together an infographic highlighting some of the things UEBA can detect. These include attacks that try to slip below the radar… [Continue Reading]
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  New AI platform helps companies with GDPR compliance

  Publié: janvier 18, 2018, 1:26pm CET par Ian Barker

  At the heart of the forthcoming GDPR legislation is the protection of personal data. For businesses this means being able to identify data that’s covered, including where it’s held and how it’s processed. California-based Algorithmic IT Operations (AIOps) specialist Loom Systems is launching a new platform and virtual IT data analyst that helps users maintain GDPR compliance with just a click of a button. Designed with data protection and privacy in mind, Loom's platform uses AI to analyze logs and unstructured machine data for immediate visibility into IT environments, highlighting and anonymizing sensitive log data to ensure companies can more easily… [Continue Reading]
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  Intel: Meltdown and Spectre bugs also affect Ivy Bridge, Sandy Bridge, Skylake and Kaby Lake systems

  Publié: janvier 18, 2018, 11:20am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  In an update following the Meltdown and Spectre revelations, Intel has admitted that the problems also affect newer chips. The company had previously focused its attention -- and that of users -- on Broadwell and Haswell chips, but now company vice president Navin Shenoy has conceded that Ivy Bridge, Sandy Bridge, Skylake and Kaby Lake-based platforms are susceptible. In rather more positive news, Shenoy also says that good progress has been made in identifying the root cause of the problem. Furthermore, beta microcode should be made available to vendors next week. See also: Microsoft releases confusing patches for AMD systems… [Continue Reading]
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  Tim Cook: iPhone users will soon be able opt out of performance reduction

  Publié: janvier 18, 2018, 10:48am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Many iPhone owners were disappointed to learn that Apple had been purposefully slowing their handsets, with many people believing it confirmed rumors that Apple slowed older iPhones to encourage upgrades. Facing a backlash, the company explained that the forced performance degradation was an attempt to maximize battery life, and it then announced a cheaper battery replacement program. Now Tim Cook has said that a future iOS update will make iPhone throttling optional. See also: Debunked: Apple slows down older iPhones to encourage upgrades Yes, Apple really is slowing down your old iPhone -- but says it's for your own good… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung begins GDDR6 mass production

  Publié: janvier 18, 2018, 3:40am CET par Brian Fagioli

  Graphics cards are huge business nowadays, and not just for gaming. Actually, many consumers are buying these cards for the mining of cryptocurrency. Unfortunately, this is driving up the cost of GPUs, negatively impacting gamers that are shopping for a new card. Right now, graphics cards largely utilize the super-fast GDDR5 for memory, but there is something better on the horizon -- GDDR6. Today, Samsung announces that it has begun mass producing the memory chips. If you are a gamer, you should be extremely excited about this! "Built on Samsung's advanced 10-nanomter (nm) class process technology, the new GDDR6 memory… [Continue Reading]