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  Samsung unveils 860 PRO and EVO SATA SSDs with improved Linux compatibility

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 9:34pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  If you haven’t yet upgraded your operating system drive from a mechanical hard disk to a solid state drive, you are really missing out. Prices have dropped dramatically over the years, while at the same time, reliability has improved. Swapping an HDD for an SSD can be very easy too, thanks to cloning software that often comes with the drive. Before you buy some random SSD, please know that they are not all the same. True, SATA models largely have equal speeds these days, but the brand really matters from a reliability standpoint. If you want a dependable solid state… [Continue Reading]
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  Now you can buy audiobooks from Google Play

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 7:44pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google has added a new audiobooks section to its Play Store. The announcement was widely expected, as over the weekend imagery came to light suggesting Google had plans to start selling audiobooks -- but no one knew quite how far off it might be. There's some good news for anyone who has been put off by the likes of Audible in the past -- audiobooks in Google Play are being offered without a subscription. Available in 45 countries and nine languages, Google offers support for Android, iOS and Google Assistant. See also: Google kicks over 60 games out of the… [Continue Reading]
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  TVAddons launches new GitHub Browser to deliver Kodi addons

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 6:10pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  TVAddons has previously promised to 'change how people access streaming media forever', and now it is delivering on the first phase of the Kodi addon revolution. The newly announced GitHub Browser makes it easier than ever to browse and install Kodi addons. The browser makes it possible to install any Kodi addon directly from its developer's own GitHub repository. It's all part of a plan that will make the TVAddons community "more resilient and decentralized." See also: Unofficial Kodi add-on provider TVAddons set to 'change how people access streaming media forever' TVAddons: Streaming through Kodi addons protects you from malware… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook to roll out new privacy tools ahead of European GDPR laws

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 5:49pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Facebook has faced numerous complaints and accusations when it comes to privacy, and nowhere has this been more obvious than in Europe. In response to European Union plans to change the laws concerning the privacy of personal data, the social network is on the verge of rolling out a new privacy center to users. The upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is designed to give people more control over their personal data, and it is due to come into force in May. Facebook's response means that its millions of global users will all benefit from additional privacy controls. See also:… [Continue Reading]
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  Fewer than five percent of enterprise apps will move to the cloud in 2018

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 5:28pm CET par Ian Barker

  A new study of over 160 IT directors and chief technology officers at companies with more than 1,000 employees shows that while 78 percent are planning to upgrade their enterprise applications, the cloud doesn't feature in many plans. The survey by digital experience platform Sapho reveals that fewer than five percent of enterprise apps will migrate to the cloud from on-premises in 2018, mainly because of security and compliance issues, but also because many of these apps are so ingrained in daily business processes, they can't be moved. When looking at tools to modernize these enterprise applications and systems, survey… [Continue Reading]
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  Crypto exchange bitFlyer lands in Europe

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 5:03pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  BitFlyer, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, is now available in Europe, after receiving a license to operate in the EU. The Japan-based company, which has a daily volume in excess of $260 million, claims that it's "the most compliant virtual currency exchange in the world," as a result. BitFlyer first opened its doors to Japanese crypto enthusiasts and expanded in the US last year. In 2017, it reached a volume of over $250billion from cryptocurrency trades, mainly in Bitcoin. According to Coinmarketcap, bitFlyer's most popular pair in Japan is BTC/JPY, which accounts for around 97 percent… [Continue Reading]
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  State-sponsored attacks expected to dominate 2018 threat landscape

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 4:44pm CET par Ian Barker

  With 1.9 billion records stolen in the first six months, more than in the whole of 2016, 2017 proved a bumper year for cyber crime. According to cyber security company Venafi, this trend is set to continue into 2018, with state-sponsored attacks to the fore. "In 2017, attackers working for nation-states focused on efficiency and return on investment, and they were very successful," says Jing Xie, senior threat intelligence analyst at Venafi. "As a result, we should expect to see escalations and variations of similar attack vectors this year." Xie also expects to see the trust models used to control… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple's HomePod launches February 9 for $349

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 4:04pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Pre-orders for Apple's eagerly anticipated smart speaker -- the HomePod -- start in just a few days' time. Today the iPhone-maker announces that the HomePod will launch on February 9, but you can pre-order from Friday January 26. The smart speaker will be available in the US, UK and Australia first of all, and springtime will see it launch in France and Germany. The voice-controlled HomePod had been planned for 2017, but was delayed before Christmas. Now Apple is finally ready to offer a premium alternative to the likes of the Amazon Echo and Google Home, with the company placing… [Continue Reading]
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  Organizations could face up to $19 billion in losses if a cloud provider is hacked

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 3:39pm CET par Ian Barker

  If a hacker were to gain control of a cloud provider for over three days, businesses could face losses up to a whopping $19 billion, with SMBs carrying the largest economic and insurance losses, according to a new report. In partnership with the American Institutes for Research (AIR), insurance market Lloyd's of London is unveiling a new report detailing the financial impact of a cyberattack on a US cloud provider. Fortune 1000 companies will carry 38 percent of the losses (and 46 percent of insured losses) arising from a three to six day downtime event. However, smaller companies might be… [Continue Reading]
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  Rupert Murdoch suggests Facebook should pay 'trusted' publishers for news content

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 11:34am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Facebook has been fighting something of a losing battle against the problem of fake news, but media mogul Rupert Murdoch thinks he has come up with a solution. He says that the social network should pay "trusted" publishers for the provision of news content. Facebook recently said that it wants to promote content created by outlets deemed trustworthy by users, but Murdoch -- who controls Fox News -- is not impressed. He says that what Facebook has proposed so far is simply not enough, and he believes that the only solution is to start paying. See also: Facebook to fight… [Continue Reading]
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  Intel tells customers to stop installing Meltdown/Spectre patches due to 'unpredictable' reboot issues

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 10:45am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The fallout from the Meltdown and Spectre bugs continues to plague Intel. The company has been hit with lawsuits, users complained about performance drops, and some users found that their computers were rendered unbootable. For people with Broadwell and Haswell chips, there was a problem with random reboots, and as a result of this -- some two weeks down the line -- Intel is now advising people to stop installing its patches. Executive vice president Navin Shenoy says that the company is close to determining the root cause of the problem, apologized for reboots and "unpredictable system behaviour," and warns… [Continue Reading]
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  Acer unveils Chromebook 11 C732, Chromebook Spin 11, and Chromebox CXI3

  Publié: janvier 23, 2018, 9:59am CET par Brian Fagioli

  When it comes to Chromebooks, Acer is one of the premier manufacturers. From the early days of Google's desktop OS, Acer has produced quality computers running the Linux-based Chrome OS. Best off all, Acer's Chromebooks and Chromeboxes are often quite affordable. This makes sense, since the company is largely a value-focused manufacturer. Quite frankly, Acer and Chrome OS are a match made in heaven. Hot on the heels of announcing its all-new Chromebook 11, the company today unveiled three new Chrome OS computers -- Chromebook 11 C732, Chromebook Spin 11, and Chromebox CXI3. While the Chromebooks will likely get much of… [Continue Reading]