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  Carnegie Mellon created a new web browser specifically for mobile search

  Publié: mai 10, 2018, 8:09pm CEST par Kayla Matthews

  Conducting a web search on mobile -- unless you’re incredibly specific -- is hit or miss. Want to test it out, just use your device’s voice assistant to conduct a search. Siri or Google Assistant will commonly return an unrelated series of results, more than they should anyway. Then, you have to sort through lengthy search listings to find what you’re looking for, hopping from website to website until you find what you need. Even then, a single website might not contain the full amount of information you’re looking for. Sorting through the results manually isn’t any more accurate, however.… [Continue Reading]
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  System76 Galago Pro Linux laptop now has two screen size options

  Publié: mai 10, 2018, 7:45pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Just yesterday, we shared the news that System76 had refreshed its popular Oryx Pro laptop. The Linux community was abuzz with excitement over the thinner and faster notebook. After all, it offers a lot of horsepower at a very affordable price. Heck, the battery life has even doubled compared to its predecessor! The computer seller is apparently not ready to slow down, however, as today it also refreshes its affordable and svelte Galago Pro Linux ultrabook. What's particularly exciting about the new model is that it has two screen sizes -- 13 inch HiDPI or 14 inch 1080p (in matte). Regardless… [Continue Reading]
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  CRM technology isn't keeping pace with business needs

  Publié: mai 10, 2018, 4:34pm CEST par Ian Barker

  CRM systems should make communication with customers easier, but a new report from ProsperWorks, the CRM tool for Google's G Suite, suggests CRM technology isn't keeping pace with the needs of the digital workforce. ProsperWorks commissioned research firm Lab42 to conduct a survey on sales relationships and CRM pain points from those that frequently use CRM systems. The findings show that the way companies interact with customers is changing but CRM technology is too manual, hasn't evolved and is not focused enough on fostering relationships. It's no surprise then that nearly half of respondents think innovation of CRM should be… [Continue Reading]
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  US ban forces ZTE to close its main operations

  Publié: mai 10, 2018, 4:03pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  ZTE's fall from grace has been fairly spectacular. Now -- just weeks after been blacklisted by both the US and the UK -- the Chinese telecom manufacturer has announced that it has ceased its "major operating activities". The company blames the move directly on the US ban on sales to ZTE, but says it is talking to the US government to try to get the ban lifted. Without a supply of US-made components, ZTE is going to find it very difficult to operate for very long. See also: ZTE says Denial Order put in place by the US Department of… [Continue Reading]
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  Mobile ad fraud almost doubles compared to 2017

  Publié: mai 10, 2018, 3:56pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A new report from mobile measurement company Adjust reveals that in the first quarter of this year mobile ad fraud nearly doubled over the same period in 2017. Adjust measured 3.43 billion app installs and over 350 billion events, processing and analyzing 125 terabytes of data per day from 20,000+ apps over the first three months of 2018. Adjust's Fraud Prevention Suite rejected 7.3 percent of all paid installs, the most common being SDK spoofing (37 percent), click injection (27 percent), faked installs (20 percent) and click spam (16 percent). SDK Spoofing has rapidly gained momentum and become fraudsters' preferred… [Continue Reading]
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  PortableApps.com launches Platform 15 with high DPI support

  Publié: mai 10, 2018, 1:30pm CEST par Chris Wiles

  When traveling, we like to take as little as possible. We don’t want to be dragging a huge 15" laptop on the road, but we still need access to our files, data and even our favorite apps. With this in mind, often we carry around a small USB stick with our most important data. Simply plug the USB stick into any computer and you have full and secure access to your files, without having to worry about copying them to the temporary PC. PortableApps.com has just launched Platform 15 and this is their platform for managing your portable apps. Portable apps… [Continue Reading]
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  Companies can turn GDPR compliance into competitive advantage

  Publié: mai 10, 2018, 11:57am CEST par Ian Barker

  GDPR comes into force on May 25th and will have an effect on all companies that collect user data even if they are outside the EU. Independent identity research and strategy company One World Identity has produced a report that aims to serve as a definitive primer on what companies need to do to comply, and help them turn that compliance into a competitive edge. "Even if a company is not currently governed by GDPR, raising the bar for accuracy in line with the regulation’s principles could have a tangible impact on their bottom line," says Kaelyn Lowmaster, Principal Analyst… [Continue Reading]
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  Google announces plans to acquire cloud migration company Velostrata

  Publié: mai 10, 2018, 11:54am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google has announced that it is to acquire Israeli firm Velostrata. This startup specializes in enterprise cloud migration technology. Velostrata was founded in 2014, and its patented technology will help to give Google valuable tools for its customers looking to migrate from in-premises to cloud solutions. See also: Google Drive gets a major redesign to match the look of the new Gmail Google rolls out massive Gmail redesign -- here's what's new and how to access it Upcoming Gmail redesign will also herald the arrival of self-destructing emails   In a blog post, Eyal Manor, vice president of engineering at… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Drive gets a major redesign to match the look of the new Gmail

  Publié: mai 10, 2018, 9:45am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Following on from the redesign of Gmail, Google has start to roll out a new interface to Google Drive. The new user interface can be found on the web version of the cloud storage service, but it's likely that mobile apps will follow suit. Google hasn't made much of a fuss about this redesign, but keeping things in line with other G Suite products makes a lot of sense. The redesign sees the arrival of an updated material look. See also: Gmail's new 'Smart Compose' feature writes replies for you Google rolls out massive Gmail redesign -- here's what's new… [Continue Reading]
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  Schlage smart deadbolt door locks gain Amazon Alexa voice unlocking feature

  Publié: mai 10, 2018, 3:04am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  The smart home is a huge industry right now -- more and more appliances are gaining internet connectivity all the time. For instance, you can control your lights, garage door, television, and sprinkler system with an app nowadays. Hell, there are even internet-connected refrigerators! What a world we live in, eh? Schlage has been selling smart deadbolt door locks that you can operate via app. Since they also have a key pad, you can share codes with friends and family so they can enter when you aren't around -- don't worry, you can always change the pin. The concept of… [Continue Reading]