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Microsoft releases HTML5-based Remote Desktop web client preview
Publié: avril 2, 2018, 6:52pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic
Microsoft is working on an HTML5-based Remote Desktop client to allow Windows users to control their devices from the comfort of their favorite browser. The web app was announced at the Ignite event last year and it is now finally available to test. The Remote Desktop client is offered as a preview at this stage, and is accompanied by official documentation on how it can be set up on Windows devices. The web version is compatible with Windows 7 SP1 or Windows Server 2008R2 and newer, but it also requires a "compatible" browser as well. The documentation does not list… [Continue Reading] -
The best and worst rated countries for internet surveillance
Publié: avril 2, 2018, 6:05pm CEST par Ian Barker
We all know that some countries censor their citizens' access to the internet. But which are the most intrusive when it comes to online surveillance? Consumer security site Security Baron has created an infographic showing the best and worst, along with those named by Reporters Without Borders as, 'enemies of the internet'. There are many results you might expect, China, Vietnam and Saudi Arabia being on the list of 'pervasive' sensors for example. Russia, Burma and Pakistan among others imposing 'substantial' censorship. What may surprise you are the 'selective' sensors, which include India, the US and UK. These three are… [Continue Reading] -
Net neutrality repeal -- how will IT networks be impacted?
Publié: avril 2, 2018, 5:12pm CEST par Paul Ruelas
With Net neutrality in the midst of upheaval, there are significant changes afoot for both businesses and consumers in terms of internet access and control. New rules are expected to create differing service categories, allowing ISPs to prioritize access and bandwidth for certain customers. This will undoubtedly create confusion in the market leaving IT executives to make adjustments based on any new restrictions. To be ready, IT leaders would be well-served to keep the following in mind: Threat factor #1: Internet fast lanes with potentially higher prices The post-neutrality reality is this: the door is now open for ISPs to… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft opens up its AI training to the public
Publié: avril 2, 2018, 4:40pm CEST par Ian Barker
Businesses are increasingly interested in the opportunities offered by artificial intelligence across a wide range of uses. But there's an increasing shortage of the skills needed to implement AI. Microsoft is helping to address this problem by making its AI training program -- the Microsoft Professional Program in AI, previously only available to employees -- open to the public. The program provides job-ready skills and real-world experience to engineers and others who are looking to improve their skills in AI and data science. It operates through a series of online courses that feature hands-on labs and expert instructors. The training… [Continue Reading] -
Crony Capitalism: Zuckerberg and the never-ending stench of Facebook
Publié: avril 2, 2018, 11:17am CEST par Derrick Wlodarz
Taken at face value as an isolated incident, Facebook's most recent data breach leak allegations may seem like a plausible case of corporate malfeasance. But that's giving Zuckerberg way too much credit, as someone who has been gifted every olive branch possible from his global community of users. And yet one who has consistently, and awkwardly, dropped the ball each time. Are we dealing with a case of a CEO who can't keep the wheels straight? Or is there more going on behind the veil then anyone wishes to admit? I've been pondering this question more and more recently. It… [Continue Reading] -
This Easter get Driver Booster 5 PRO, worth $22.95, FREE at Downloadcrew Giveaway!
Publié: avril 2, 2018, 12:09am CEST par Chris Wiles
Are your PC’s drivers up-to-date? It’s not always easy to find out, but worth checking – there could be a pile of performance enhancements and bug fixes just waiting to be installed. IObit Driver Booster 5 PRO takes away all your driver management hassles by checking for new releases, downloading and installing driver updates, all with a single click. When should you consider updating your drivers? We can think of one scenario. When you build a new computer and buy an off-the-shelf graphics card, often you would install the drivers from the disc provided (assuming your PC has a disc drive)… [Continue Reading]