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Amazon launches Alexa Skill Blueprints
Publié: avril 19, 2018, 9:01pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
The voice assistant hardware market is exploding in popularity lately, with devices running software from Amazon, Google, and to a lesser extent, Apple. We can pretty much leave Cortana out of the conversation despite a very good hardware offering from Harman Kardon. As Apple's HomePod fails due to a still-disappointing Siri, Google and Amazon's offerings remain the cream of the crop. Which of those two you prefer is a matter of personal preference, although I prefer Alexa having tried both. Today, Alexa is getting a unique new feature that sets it apart from Google even more. Called "Alexa Skill Blueprints,"… [Continue Reading] -
Mailstore Home 11 offers more robust protection for your email, speeds up archive searches
Publié: avril 19, 2018, 8:41pm CEST par Nick Peers
German email back-up company MailStore Software GmbH has released MailStore Home 11.0 for PCs running Windows 7, 8.1 and 10. The tool makes it easy to create archives and backups of POP3, IMAP and internet mailboxes, including Gmail and Yahoo! The program, which also works with Outlook, Thunderbird and the now-depreciated Windows Mail and Windows Live Mail, gains a faster archive search tool with this new release. It also introduces a more robust recovery tool. MailStore Home 11.0 opens with the new addition to the Search tool: the ability to search for messages by archive date, which should speed up… [Continue Reading] -
Cyber attacks could cause catastrophic failure say 70 percent of energy security pros
Publié: avril 19, 2018, 3:14pm CEST par Ian Barker
A new study looking at industrial control systems (ICS) security in the energy industry reveals a majority of respondents are worried about potentially catastrophic effects from a successful cyber attack. The study carried out for security and compliance specialist Tripwire by Dimensional Research included 151 IT and operational technology (OT) security professionals at energy and oil and gas companies. It finds 70 percent of respondents are concerned that a successful cyberattack could cause a catastrophic failure, such as an explosion. With widespread recognition of the physical threat cyber attacks present against the energy and oil and gas industry, 97 percent… [Continue Reading] -
It looks like Facebook is preparing to build its own AI chips
Publié: avril 19, 2018, 11:18am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Facebook appears to be looking to design and build its own processors at some point in the future. The social networking giant has posted a job listing on its corporate website looking for a manager to help build an "end-to-end SoC/ASIC, firmware and driver development organization". The move would see Facebook doing what Apple and Google have started to do in recent years, moving design and production in-house to reduce reliance on the likes of Intel and Qualcomm. While little is known about how its own processors would be used, it is likely that they would feature in future Oculus… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft to kill off OneNote's desktop app in Office 2019 to focus on OneNote for Windows 10
Publié: avril 19, 2018, 10:28am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
When Microsoft releases Office 2019 later this year, it will be killing off the desktop version of OneNote. At the moment there are desktop and UWP (Universal Windows Platform) versions available, but soon Microsoft will only offer OneNote for Windows 10. While the killing off of OneNote 2016 coincides with the launch of Office 2019, OneNote for Windows 10 will also become the "default OneNote experience" for Office 365 users. But because the desktop version of the app has a dedicated userbase, it will continue to be supported for a number of years. Microsoft says that OneNote 2016 will continue… [Continue Reading] -
TaskRabbit returns after security breach and reveals 'personally identifiable information' was exposed
Publié: avril 19, 2018, 9:52am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
The CEO of TaskRabbit has informed users that "certain personally identifiable information may have been compromised" in a security incident that saw the website and app taken offline earlier in the week. TaskRabbit -- a service that puts "taskers" in touch with people who need help with jobs around the home -- is now back online, and the company is now on a damage limitation exercise, issuing a statement in the name of "trust, openness, and transparency". Stacy Brown-Philpot says that an investigation is still underway to determine what happened, but explains that "preliminary evidence shows that an unauthorized user… [Continue Reading] -
Western Digital unveils 14TB Ultrastar DC HC530 CMR data center hard drive
Publié: avril 19, 2018, 2:29am CEST par Brian Fagioli
Solid state drives are in the future of computing, while hard disk drives are the past. With that said, despite being destined for the history books, HDDs are still a big part of the present. In other words, despite being older technology, mechanical hard drives definitely have their place these days. Why? Well, they offer huge capacities at affordable prices. True, solid state drives are dropping in price, but they still aren't financially feasible for data centers, for instance. SSDs will get there eventually, but for now, hard drives live on. Amazingly, some manufacturers are still pushing the HDD envelope,… [Continue Reading]