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  Parallels Toolbox 1.5 for Windows adds presentation mode and disk cleanup tool

  Publié: février 20, 2018, 9:11pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Parallels may be best known for its virtualization software for Mac, but the company is also active in the Windows scene. One of its most interesting programs is Toolbox, which, as its name suggests, offers a suite of tools to help power users make the most of their PC. And, today, it gets an update, as Parallels releases Toolbox 1.5 for Windows. The new version adds a presentation mode, a disk cleanup tool and an option to quickly change your display's resolution. The presentation mode is designed so that it prevents your Windows device from entering sleep mode and automatically… [Continue Reading]
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  Logitech unveils 2018 Art Collection of M235C wireless mice

  Publié: février 20, 2018, 8:59pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  You don’t truly appreciate a Logitech mouse until you try a bad model from another brand. While some other companies make quality mice too, many models on the market are terrible. I will sometimes buy a cheap mouse from a lesser-known company on, say, Amazon.com, and I'll almost always be disappointed. Why do I bother? I’m a sucker for a "sale". These poor quality mice often have lousy tracking, and even worse, problematic clicks -- nothing frustrates me more than having a click go unregistered. Grrr! Logitech’s M235C portable mouse is a classic -- a no nonsense product that will last… [Continue Reading]
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  How tech companies have created a massive content problem

  Publié: février 20, 2018, 6:02pm CET par Anna Johansson

  When you wake up in the morning and read the news, or start consuming content, where’s the first place you turn? According to Pew Research Center, about 66 percent of adults who use Facebook on a regular basis get their news there primarily -- nd 40 percent of adults, in total, rely on Facebook as a primary source of news. If you don’t check Facebook as a primary source, you probably use Google searches to find news and content -- or at least to supplement your primary channel. For the most part, search engines, social media sites, and news aggregation… [Continue Reading]
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  Top US banks have multiple online security flaws

  Publié: février 20, 2018, 3:16pm CET par Ian Barker

  Analysis of the internet presence of 25 out of 50 top US banks reveals a worrying number of online security flaws. Threat management company RiskIQ used its Digital Footprint product, which provides a real-time inventory of all internet-facing assets, including the components running on assets that may expose the organization to vulnerability risk. It also correlates newly discovered vulnerabilities with internet-exposed components and assets, highlighting those at risk to inform patching and remediation planning. The banks analyzed returned an average risk score of 74 out of 100. The average bank having 30 domain configuration issues, 42 SSL configuration issues, 87… [Continue Reading]
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  Just one percent of NHS trusts have migrated to Windows 10

  Publié: février 20, 2018, 1:42pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Last year, the UK’s National Health Service was hit hard by the WannaCry/WannaCrypt ransomware attack that went on to infect computers around the world. The attack was so bad that Microsoft took the unprecedented step of patching Windows XP to try and stem the spread of the problem. While it first believed that NHS computers running XP were the source of the issue, it turned out to be Windows 7 systems that were mostly to blame. PCs running Windows 10 were immune from the attack. You would have thought, having been through such a terrible experience, that the NHS would… [Continue Reading]
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  Say goodbye to Swype

  Publié: février 20, 2018, 12:59pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Android and iOS users who are not happy with the stock keyboard on their device have lots of third-party options to choose from. Among the established alternatives is Swype, which has been available for nearly five years on Android and over three on iOS. It's actually one of the first third-party keyboards I tried on both platforms. Swype, however, hasn't really caught on in quite the same way that, say, SwiftKey has, which is likely the reason why the company behind the app, Nuance, has announced that it's reached "end of development." In other words, Swype users, your favorite keyboard… [Continue Reading]
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  GDPR and the challenge of personal data discovery

  Publié: février 20, 2018, 11:41am CET par Ian Barker

  For enterprises to comply with GDPR it's vital that they have an understanding of where personal data is located in each of their systems. Metadata discovery specialist Silwood Technology is releasing research into five of the largest and most widely used application packages to understand the scale of the challenge encountered by their customers when locating personal data. The research team selected the top five application packages based on customer base and size -- SAP, JD Edwards, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, Siebel and Oracle E-Business Suite. It used the terms Date of Birth and Social Security Number for test purposes… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung starts mass producing 'PM1643' SSD with monstrous 30.72TB capacity

  Publié: février 20, 2018, 3:31am CET par Brian Fagioli

  Solid state drives are much faster than mechanical hard drives. From a capacity perspective, however, the old-school hard drives typically offer more storage space. It is for this reason that many individuals and businesses still rely on hard disk drives for larger backups. Today, Samsung throws all logic out of the window by announcing it is mass producing a solid state drive with monstrous capacity. The "PM1643," as it is called, offers an insane 30.72TB of storage space! This is achieved by using 32 x 1TB NAND flash. ALSO READ: Samsung begins GDDR6 mass production "Samsung reached the new capacity and performance… [Continue Reading]