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  Official Amazon Music app for Windows 10 lands in the Microsoft Store

  Publié: février 13, 2018, 10:52pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Part of the reason why Windows 10 S failed was because it only allowed software from the Microsoft Store and the Store is famously lacking in quality apps. It’s always news when a big name app arrives in the Store, and today Amazon Music debuts there for users in the US, UK, Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Spain and Japan. Microsoft announces the latest addition, saying: With Amazon Music on Windows 10, you can enjoy, discover, and share millions of songs from today’s chart-topping artists wherever and whenever you want. Amazon Music includes two streaming service options, Amazon Music Unlimited and… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Pixel sales still no match for iPhone, Galaxy S series

  Publié: février 13, 2018, 6:36pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Google has high hopes for the Pixel line. Its smartphones compete against the best the market has to offer, featuring cutting-edge hardware, vanilla Android and, unlike many of its droid-toting siblings, three years of support. But consumers aren't (yet) enamored with them. According to IDC, Google shipped 3.9 million Pixel smartphones last year, which is not a whole lot when you consider just how many tens of million of units the big players ship in a single quarter. The Pixel range debuted in 2016 and got a refresh late last year, which brought us the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2… [Continue Reading]
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  Judge refuses to quash arrest warrant for Julian Assange

  Publié: février 13, 2018, 6:24pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A UK judge has refused to cancel a warrant for Julian Assange, meaning that the WikiLeaks founder still faces arrest if he leaves the Ecuadorian embassy in London where he has taken up residence. The judge said that Assange "appears to consider himself above the normal rules of law and wants justice only if it goes in his favor." Assange skipped bail back in 2012, fearing extradition to Sweden where he faced rape charges, and further fearing being handed over to the US where he believes he faces charges of revealing state secrets. Although Sweden has since dropped charges, he… [Continue Reading]
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  Cloud adoption is up but 35 percent of spend is wasted

  Publié: février 13, 2018, 5:12pm CET par Ian Barker

  The dash to move data and applications to the cloud shows no signs of slowing down, but while the adoption of cloud solutions is up there are still major challenges. A new report from cloud delivery specialist RightScale shows that 26 percent of enterprises (with more than 1,000 employees) are spending over $6 million a year on public cloud. But the sector is still growing, 71 percent of enterprises say they will grow public cloud spend more than 20 percent, while 20 percent plan to more than double public cloud spend. Multiple cloud use is common too with respondents already… [Continue Reading]
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  Google is bringing AMP to Gmail, promising dynamic emails with interactive content

  Publié: février 13, 2018, 5:11pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google has launched a developer preview of AMP for Email, bringing its Accelerated Mobile Pages feature to Gmail. The aim is modernize email, allowing for the creation of messages with interactive, dynamic content. In practice what this means is that emails could be updated with new information if details change, and that it will be possible to fill out forms and so on without leaving your inbox. There are already a number of big names getting involved -- including Pinterest and Booking.com -- and more will use the open source tool. As the name suggests, part of the point of… [Continue Reading]
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  Business data is getting bigger

  Publié: février 13, 2018, 4:05pm CET par Ian Barker

  It probably comes as no surprise that we're all storing more data. But just how much of an impact is this having for businesses. Enterprise file sharing specialist Egnyte says 82 percent of businesses are hybrid-enabled, keeping their data both physically backed up and in put into cloud storage. This is up from 76 percent in 2016. The company analyzed 14 petabytes of data to discover what companies are actually storing and has released the results as an infographic. It finds the average file in 2015 was 2.59 MB -- in 2017 it was up to 3.13 MB (a 20… [Continue Reading]
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  Despite challenges, mainframe use is still central to large enterprises

  Publié: février 13, 2018, 3:30pm CET par Ian Barker

  Mainframes are still vital to many larger businesses and a new report from Syncsort highlights some key trends including the mainframe’s role in strategic projects. The results show the mainframe remains strategic to businesses, with 57 percent of respondents saying it will continue to be the main hub for business-critical applications this year. It will run revenue-generating services for 43 percent. Cost control is a priority though, 51 percent say they plan to cut IT costs by optimizing mainframe resources. Top challenges include reducing general processor CPU usage and related costs (70 percent), meeting security and compliance requirements (63 percent)… [Continue Reading]
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  Lara Croft explores Windows 10 alternatives -- Rise of the Tomb Raider coming to Linux and macOS

  Publié: février 13, 2018, 3:03pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  While Windows remains the dominant platform for PC gaming, Microsoft’s stranglehold is slowly eroding. True, Linux and macOS won’t overtake Windows 10 on the desktop anytime soon, but as developers are learning, you can make money by supporting alternative operating systems. With Linux in particular, users are very loyal -- many won’t dual boot with Windows for gaming. The only way to get their dollars is to embrace the penguin. Developer Feral Interactive has seemingly gotten the message, as it is bringing one of its top-tier titles to both Linux and macOS. The game to which I’m referring is Rise of… [Continue Reading]
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  The UK government reveals AI software that automatically blocks extremist content online

  Publié: février 13, 2018, 1:36pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Continuing its drive to take control of the internet, the UK government has unveiled a new tool that it says can block extremist content "on any platform" with astonishing accuracy. The system -- as yet unnamed -- was unveiled by Home Secretary Amber Rudd and cost £600,000, paid for with public funds, and has been designed to detect jihadist content. The government says that the algorithms can automatically detect "94 percent of Daesh propaganda with 99.995 percent accuracy." Speaking to reporters in London, Rudd said that "we're not going to rule out taking legislative action if we need to do… [Continue Reading]
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  Start and manage a new business from your smartphone with these four essential apps

  Publié: février 13, 2018, 10:50am CET par Alex Eckardt

  The way we view work has changed hugely in the last few years, with everyone keen to do their own thing, start a business or simply become the 'next big thing' online. Either way, there’s a shift to self-employment and being your own boss and being able to work from just about any location. With flexibility in mind, what are the best apps you can use on your smartphone to start and maintain your new business? If your new business consists of a team and you want to streamline communication, important for working remotely, you need to have effortless communication… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Summer of Code 2018 mentor organizations revealed! Kodi, Fedora, GNOME, LibreOffice, and more

  Publié: février 13, 2018, 2:10am CET par Brian Fagioli

  Learning can be fun. Actually, scratch that -- learning should be fun. If a child or adult is bored while studying or being taught a new lesson, something is wrong. True, not all subjects are interesting to all students, so that is why it is imperative to match students with topics that truly interest them. In other words, it can be better to focus on strengths rather than weaknesses. If a college student is interested in coding, for instance, there is no shortage of curriculums to support that -- depending on the university, of course. The thing is, you can… [Continue Reading]