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  Philips Momentum 43-inch 4K Quantum Dot Monitor is HDR1000 certified

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 9:02pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  These days, 4K televisions and monitors are becoming much more common. Operating systems support them well, and there is a lot of available UHD content -- including on Netflix and YouTube. Not to mention, prices have dropped dramatically -- these 4K monitors are finally achievable by the average consumer. Philips has announced an all-new 4K display called "Momentum" (model 436M6VBPAB) that is downright breathtaking. First of all, it is huge -- a massive 43 inches. Size aside, it has Quantum Dot technology, an insane 1,000 nits max brightness, 10-bit color, and most impressive of all, it is HDR1000 certified. "The Momentum… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 Redstone 5 Build 17655 for Skip Ahead

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 8:12pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  While we’re still waiting for a release date for the next feature update of Windows 10 -- the April Update expected in May -- Microsoft has rolled out another Redstone 5 build for Insiders who have opted to Skip Ahead. Build 17655 introduces a makeover for mobile broadband (LTE) connectivity and there’s a number of other changes and fixes to be aware of. Microsoft is transforming the networking stack after 20 years through the Net Adapter framework and in Build 17655 the software giant introduces a new Mobile Broadband (MBB) USB class driver based on this. If you have a… [Continue Reading]
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  North Korean leaders abandon western social media

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 5:11pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Chances are you're not currently friends with Kim Jong Un on Facebook. And it's not likely to happen any time soon according to researchers at Recorded Future who have been looking at the internet usage patterns of North Korea's leaders. In July last year they found that the country's ruling elite were plugged into contemporary internet society, were technologically savvy, and had patterns of internet use that were very similar to users in the West. Repeating the analysis in December, however, they discovered substantive changes in how North Korea's leadership use the internet. In particular, they had almost totally abandoned western social… [Continue Reading]
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  Google launches Tasks app for iOS and Android, revamps web version

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 4:49pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The big news from Google today is the launch of the redesigned Gmail, but it's not the only news. The company has also launched a new app called Tasks which -- no prizes for guessing -- allows for management of to-do lists. The Google Tasks service is nothing new, and it has been accessible from Gmail inboxes and Google Calendar for quite some time, but this is the first time there has been a dedicated app for it. As well as the app, there's also a revamp of the web-based version of Tasks. See also: Google rolls out massive Gmail… [Continue Reading]
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  Cohesity simplifies the creation of cloud development environments

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 4:25pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Secondary storage specialist Cohesity is launching new capabilities that allow organizations to leverage the public cloud for faster application testing and development, while still ensuring seamless backup and recovery. A growing number of enterprises are moving application testing and development onto public cloud infrastructure, taking advantage of its agility and elasticity to speed time to market. Using Cohesity CloudSpin, users can instantly convert backup data stored on Cohesity DataPlatform into a new virtual machine for testing or development in the cloud. It's also announced DataProtect, a modern, web-scale backup solution to integrate with public cloud snapshot APIs to deliver automated… [Continue Reading]
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  Security flaw could allow hackers to create hotel master keys

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 3:42pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Most hotel chains these days rely on some sort of electronic key card mechanism rather than more traditional locks. Researchers at F-Secure have found that hotels worldwide are using an electronic lock system with a flaw that could be exploited by an attacker to gain access to any room in the building. The attack involves using any ordinary electronic key to the target facility -- even one that's long expired, discarded, or used to access spaces such as a garage or closet. Using information on the key, the researchers are able to create a master key with privileges to open… [Continue Reading]
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  Endpoints still vulnerable despite advances in protection technology

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 3:15pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Although endpoint security solutions have improved, a new survey of IT security professionals finds that three quarters believe their existing anti-malware solutions would be able to prevent no more than 70 percent of infections. The study from anti-evasion specialist Minerva Labs shows nearly half of the respondents surveyed (48 percent) say that they have seen about the same number of malware infections than previous years while 32 percent claim to have seen an increase in infections. The malware evasion techniques that pose the biggest concern are avoidance of malware analysis and forensic tools (32 percent) followed by fileless or memory… [Continue Reading]
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  'Awexa, play Disney songs' -- Amazon unveils new Echo Dot Kids Edition

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 3:08pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  While the likes of Google and Apple are making some headway in the home voice assistant market, Amazon remains king. Part of the reason for its success (beyond simply being the first to market) is the retail giant offers a range of Alexa compatible devices to suit every need and budget. Today, it adds another device to its range, targeting a different, but inevitable demographic -- Echo Dot Kids Edition. This new Echo Dot is -- from a technology point of view -- the same as other Echo Dots, but because it’s aimed specifically at children it has some important… [Continue Reading]
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  Opera launches (another) mobile app -- Opera Touch 1.0 links in with Opera desktop browser

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 1:29pm CEST par Nick Peers

  Opera Software has launched Opera Touch 1.0 a mobile app for Android (with iOS due to follow shortly). It joins existing mobile apps Opera and Opera Mini. The new app is designed to work in tandem with Opera’s desktop browser using Flow, a means of instantly sharing tabs between desktop and mobile. It’s also been optimized to facilitate fast web searches and for one-handed use. The main feature is Flow, which works in tandem with the recently updated Opera 52.0.2871.97 desktop browser. Users link mobile and computer through a QR code -- go to Speed Dial in the desktop browser… [Continue Reading]
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  WhatsApp raises minimum user age to 16 in Europe and announces data download tool

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 11:57am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  With new privacy laws due to roll out around Europe next month, WhatsApp has increase its minimum age from 13 to 16. The Facebook-owned messaging tool has made the change in order to comply with GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) which comes into force on May 25. To continue to use WhatsApp, users must now confirm that they are at least 16 years old and agree to the privacy policy and terms of services of the newly-created WhatsApp Ireland Limited. See also: Facebook sneakily shifts data of 1.5 billion users away from Europe and GDPR Privacy: Facebook will roll out… [Continue Reading]
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  Google rolls out massive Gmail redesign -- here's what's new and how to access it

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 10:36am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  We've known for a little while that Google was planning a major overhaul of Gmail -- complete with a host of new features -- and now the big day has arrived. The most obvious change is the new look which is more in keeping with the aesthetics of Material Design, but it's the new features that Google is most keen to talk about. While the company says that the aim of the update is "to help people be more productive at work", the new features are available to everyone starting now. What do you have to look forward to? Nudges,… [Continue Reading]
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  Urban Armor Gear's rugged 'Plasma' Apple iPad case is a Best Buy exclusive

  Publié: avril 25, 2018, 2:20am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Apple's iPad tablets are beautifully designed, but let's be honest -- they are not durable. If you drop it, there is a very good chance the screen could shatter. Even if the display is unhurt, it could become dented or scratched, which can really destroy the resale value. Money aside, it can be depressing to use a device with cosmetic blemishes. Look, you spent good money on your iPad, right? Well, you should protect it. The best way to do this is with a rugged case. This way, if you do drop your precious iPad, it should hopefully survive unscathed.… [Continue Reading]