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  Get 'LinkedIn Profile Optimization For Dummies' ($14 value) FREE for a limited time

  Publié: février 7, 2018, 8:10pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Your LinkedIn profile is essentially a platform to shape how others see you, highlight your abilities, products, or services, and explain how your work impacts lives. Whether your goal is job search, branding, reputation management, or sales, people are Googling you -- and your LinkedIn profile is more often than not their first point of contact. With a focus on who you are, the value you deliver, and the culture you cultivate, the profile you'll create with the help of this guide will make that first connection a positive one -- giving you a better chance to see results. SEE… [Continue Reading]
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  Hotspot Shield flaw could reveal the location of VPN users

  Publié: février 7, 2018, 6:29pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  There are many reasons for turning to VPN software, but anonymity and hiding one's location are pretty high up the list. A newly-discovered flaw in the popular free VPN Hotspot Shield, however, means that it is possible to determine key pieces of information about users. The VPN -- produced by AnchorFree -- is used by 500 million people around the world, and security researchers have discovered a vulnerability (CVE-2018-6460) that means it is technically possible to home in on the location of an individual using the service. See also: Privacy: Judges say the UK's Snooper's Charter is illegal Ahead of… [Continue Reading]
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  Cortana comes to iPad with faster loading than iPhone version

  Publié: février 7, 2018, 5:39pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  After something of a delay -- two years, no less -- Microsoft has finally ported Cortana from the iPhone to the iPad. The company has not made a great deal of noise about the updated app, but its digital assistant has now been optimized for use on Apple devices with larger screens. The restrictions of iOS still mean that Cortana cannot compete directly with Siri, as it is only possible to access the assistant's tools once it has been launched. See also: iOS 11.3 beta 2 includes performance throttling opt-out and new battery health options iPhone X bug leaves some… [Continue Reading]
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  Public cloud services like Microsoft OneDrive and Google Drive fail to protect against zero-day malware

  Publié: février 7, 2018, 4:34pm CET par Ian Barker

  Hackers and cyber criminals are becoming wise to the fact that they can use cloud applications to spread malware. In response, top cloud providers now offer malware protection in an attempt to stop files containing malware being uploaded. But a new report reveals that placing your trust in this protection may be ill-advised. Cloud access security company Bitglass has found that Google Drive and Microsoft Office 365 (with built-in malware protection) were both unable to detect a piece of zero-day ransomware in a file that was uploaded to the cloud services. In a separate scan of Bitglass customers' cloud applications,… [Continue Reading]
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  Crypto market rebounds after massive crash -- Bitcoin recovers above $8,000

  Publié: février 7, 2018, 4:32pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  If there's one thing that the cryptocurrency market is not lacking, excitement is definitely it. You can't get bored looking at the crazy swings in price. One day, you are looking at Bitcoin inching closer to $20,000 and, a few weeks later, you are wondering whether it will recover above $7,000. It's fun. I am sure many investors would have a problem with my definition of fun in the crypto scene, but I can't help but feel amused. Prices fluctuate all the time, crashes happen frequently, rebounds are amazing, it's just how things are. Now, after a sudden move into… [Continue Reading]
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  Opera 51 unveils better Windows performance, host of functional tweaks

  Publié: février 7, 2018, 3:56pm CET par Nick Peers

  Just one month after its previous update, Opera Software has unveiled Opera 51.0, the latest version of its Chromium-based browser for Windows, Mac and Linux. There’s no let up in new features and improvements in Opera 51. Chief among these is the promise of faster browsing on Windows, with Opera claiming it’s 38 percent faster than Firefox 58. This is down to the fact the program code is now compiled using Clang. Elsewhere, Opera unveils several functional improvements. Users can now quickly jump between two points on a web page simply by clicking the tab: once to go to the… [Continue Reading]
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  IT leaders struggle to deliver cost transparency

  Publié: février 7, 2018, 3:08pm CET par Ian Barker

  A new survey by London-based Coeus Consulting reveals that 88 percent of respondents are unable to demonstrate cost transparency to the rest of the organization. Those that can, however, are best positioned to deliver business agility for digital transformation and are more likely to be represented at senior level in their companies. What the study identifies as 'cost-transparency leaders' are twice as likely to be represented at board level (100 percent versus 54 percent). They are also more likely to be involved in setting business strategy (85 percent against 55 percent), twice as likely to report that the business values… [Continue Reading]
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  Panasonic refreshes 'Toughbook 20' rugged 2-in-1 Windows 10 detachable laptop

  Publié: février 7, 2018, 1:59pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Have you ever walked into a Starbucks and seen a bunch of millennials sipping expensive lattes as they type on their super-thin (and often fragile) laptops? Please know that is not the only way people work with computers. Actually, there are many hardworking men and women that do downright dirty jobs in the field -- a thin laptop and a fancy latte just won't do. These folks need a normal cup of coffee to go and a laptop that can withstand abuse. For many years, Panasonic has been producing its "Toughbook" line of computers for the blue-collar workers that make… [Continue Reading]
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  D-Link DIR-882 EXO AC-2600 MU-MIMO router [Review]

  Publié: février 7, 2018, 1:22pm CET par Ian Barker

  For many people a router is something that's supplied free by their internet service provider. Consequently they don't give much thought to it unless they encounter problems. Yet, as we attach more and more devices to our home networks we put more demand on our routers and performance can start to suffer. The good news is that there's a whole world of routers out there that offer performance and connectivity features way beyond those of the basic units usually sent out by ISPs. The latest DIR-882 AC-2600 from D-Link is designed for use on fiber or cable systems and comes… [Continue Reading]
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  iOS 11.3 beta 2 includes performance throttling opt-out and new battery health options

  Publié: février 7, 2018, 11:45am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Apple raised the anger levels of some iPhone users when it was revealed that handset performance was being purposefully reduced to maintain battery health. Some of this anger was dissipated when the company offered up cheap battery replacements, but Tim Cook also promised that users would soon be able to opt out of performance throttling. The option to disable performance reduction is due to hit the masses with iOS 11.3, and the second beta of this version of Apple's mobile operating system has now been released to developers. It gives us our first glimpse at what the new battery health… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft unveils Xbox One S PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) Bundle

  Publié: février 7, 2018, 4:40am CET par Brian Fagioli

  The video game "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" (better known as "PUBG") is wildly popular. With all of the buzz around this title, I decided to buy the PC version last year. You know what? I think the game sucks. Maybe I am just bad at it, but here's my impression of the game -- you parachute into a war zone, and after about 30 seconds, you die. The end. I find it frustratingly short, and quite frankly, the fun just isn't there. Maybe it is because of cheating, but I seem to just instantly die. I'll stick to Mario on Switch... But… [Continue Reading]