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  CORSAIR launches Obsidian Series 500D PC case

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 8:49pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  When it comes to art, some people paint. Other people write music. PC builders express themselves artistically too, by creating beautiful computers. If you don’t think PC building can be art, you are quite mistaken. One of the most important components of a PC build is the case. True, it doesn’t make much of an impact on performance, but a well designed chassis can technically improve cooling. Ultimately, having an aesthetically pleasing case does matter, as it can make the PC user happy. Today, CORSAIR launches a drool-worthy full ATX case called "Obsidian Series 500D." "Two included SP120 cooling fans… [Continue Reading]
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  Welcoming PWAs: Apple now supports service workers on Safari

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 8:44pm CET par Andrew Gazdecki

  With Safari 11.1, Apple will introduce service workers to both macOS and iOS. Service workers are a crucial ingredient for Progressive Web Apps and will, therefore, bring a host of new capabilities and features to developers and Apple fans. Google has been a big supporter for quite some time, but until recently, it looked like Apple was not on board. It seemed Apple would use it to draw a line in the sand between how it was going to do things and how Google wanted things to go. Apple introducing service workers to their OS platforms is beneficial to everyone,… [Continue Reading]
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  Fall Creators Update now on 85 percent of Windows 10 PCs

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 8:04pm CET par Wayne Williams

  It won’t be too long now until the next big feature update for Windows 10 rolls out. Expected to be called the Spring Creators Update, this introduces a number of big features, most notably Timeline, a welcome addition that lets you resume past activities you started on your main PC, other Windows PCs, or iOS/Android devices. In preparation for the new feature update, Microsoft has been pushing the previous one -- The Fall Creators Update -- onto as many compatible systems as possible. The Creators Update rollout was slow and occasionally problematic. The Fall Creators Update rollout in comparison has… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft launches new Surface Pro and accessories for India

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 5:59pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Microsoft has announced the availability of a new Surface Pro in India. Starting at Rs 64,999 ($1,000), the range starts with a Core m3 model, and goes up to a Core i7 machine for Rs 182,999 ($2,800). The new models will be available directly from Microsoft, through Amazon, as well as through a range of authorized retailers. The company highlights the quiet, fanless design of some models, as well as the lightness and thinness of others. Battery life and performance is key to these latest additions to the Surface range, and there are models to suit differing budgets. While these… [Continue Reading]
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  Android Oreo update for Samsung Galaxy S8 is back on track

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 5:14pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Samsung kicked off the Android Oreo roll-out for the Galaxy S8 early this month, making the much-awaited update available to folks who've been part of the beta program first, with a wider rollout expected to take place shortly after. However, due to a problem that caused unexpected reboots, Samsung pulled it a week ago. The good news is that the roll-out is back on track, with a new version now set to reach Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ users. The first build for the Galaxy S8, at least in the DBT (unlocked German units) region, was released on February 12.… [Continue Reading]
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  The first PCs with Intel's new 5G modem will arrive in 2019

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 5:13pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  There is a lot of talk surrounding the potential of 5G networks. The big players in the industry have already announced their plans to support the new technology, and some have also revealed their first products to support it. Intel is part of that crowd, announcing today that its XMM 8060 modem will enable 5G connectivity in a slew of PCs from the likes of Dell, HP, Lenovo and Microsoft. It does not take long to realize that, among other devices, the Surface line will offer 5G support. When? Intel expects that the first devices with 5G connectivity will start… [Continue Reading]
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  Hackers hide malware with code signing and SSL certificates

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 4:17pm CET par Ian Barker

  2017 saw a sudden increase in code signing certificates being used as a layered obfuscation technique to deliver malicious payloads. Recorded Future's Insikt Group has been investigating the criminal underground and has identified a number of vendors currently offering both code signing certificates and domain name registration with accompanying SSL certificates. Particularly interesting is that researchers have found that certificates available on the digital underground are not stolen from legitimate owners, but are created for a specific buyer on request and are registered using stolen corporate identities, making traditional network security appliances less effective at detecting them. "It's been generally… [Continue Reading]
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  US government agencies see 20 percent rise in data breaches

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 3:25pm CET par Ian Barker

  US Federal agencies reported more breaches last year (57 percent) than any other industry sector by a wide margin, well ahead of the global average of 36 percent according to a new report. Yet the findings from Thales eSecurity show that only 42 percent of government respondents claim to be 'very' or 'extremely' vulnerable, compared to 68 percent of US respondents across the board. In the past year 57 percent of federal respondents have experienced a data breach. This marks a big jump from the 2017 report where 34 percent were breached and the 2016 report (18 percent). In contrast… [Continue Reading]
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  Ericsson launches marketplace to unlock the cellular IoT ecosystem

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 1:39pm CET par Ian Barker

  The IoT marketplace has grown, and is continuing to grow, at a rapid rate and this means developers and service providers have often struggled when it comes to collaboration with other networks and devices. Communication services company Ericsson is using MWC 2018 to launch a new IoT Accelerator Marketplace aimed at making it easier for service providers to find IoT apps from the global ecosystem. For application developers and partners it is a window into an IoT ecosystem to connect with service providers through one single platform, exposing global cellular connectivity APIs. It also includes monetization and settlement capabilities to… [Continue Reading]
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  Kodi addons site TVAddons loses appeal as judge draws comparisons with fully-loaded Kodi boxes

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 11:41am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  TVAddons has been very much in the news over the past year or so, with the controversial site constantly fighting to prove it is doing nothing illegal, and did not exist with the aim of providing access to copyrighted content. In the latest stage of its on-going battle with copyright holders, the site has lost an appeal hearing in Canada after a judge overturned a ruling from June last year. It had previously been ruled that a search warrant (an Anton Piller order) against Adam Lackman had not been correctly executed, thereby negating any evidence it resulted in. Bell, Videotron,… [Continue Reading]
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  HR and marketing lead the way in cloud service adoption

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 11:35am CET par Ian Barker

  Marketing and HR have the highest number of cloud services per organization, at 121 and 139 respectively. This is among the findings of the latest Netskope Cloud Report which also highlights that because many of these apps are user-led they are flying below the radar of the IT department and could be in breach of policies and controls. Many of the top HR apps in use, like SuccessFactors and Workday, contain personal data, necessitating DLP (Data Loss Prevention) and access controls to ensure usage of that data remains in compliance. Similarly, many marketing apps qualify as shadow IT, or unsanctioned… [Continue Reading]
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  BLU VIVO X Android smartphone costs $299, so why does iPhone X cost $999?

  Publié: février 22, 2018, 2:16am CET par Brian Fagioli

  The best smartphone experience that one can have is the iPhone. Not only are Apple's devices well made, but iOS is a spectacular operating system that gets consistent updates. The top model is the iPhone X, and its starting price is a sky-high $999. If you can afford spending that much, more power to you. Let's be honest though -- despite being a great product, a thousand dollars for a phone is just insane. How crazy is the iPhone X price? Well, for comparison, today, BLU announces a flagship Android flagship called "VIVO X" that costs just $299.99 (currently $249… [Continue Reading]