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3 predictions for IoT in 2018
Publié: mai 17, 2018, 8:47pm CEST par Josh Althuser
The Internet of Things has taken the global tech industry by storm in recent years. The idea, in its simplest form, is the mass interconnectivity of billions of devices. All of this is in the hope that it creates a massive network of devices in constant communication with each other. Why would this network be important? Because it has the potential to completely revolutionize how we interact with tech and with the world around us. When all of the devices in the world are interlinked then we have the possibility of extracting mountains of data and synthesizing it so that… [Continue Reading] -
Common App Store Optimization pitfalls and how to avoid them
Publié: mai 17, 2018, 8:39pm CEST par Dave Bell
Making an app is hard, but getting it noticed on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store can be an even more difficult task. Optimizing your metadata is the biggest hurdle to getting noticed and finding users. There are many "tips and tricks" articles out there that promise to help, but very few talk about what to avoid. Fortunately, with a strong App Store Optimization (ASO) strategy, you can stand out from the crowd while keeping an eye out for ASO pitfalls. By maneuvering around these pitfalls, you’ll be one step closer to improving your app’s visibility. Keyword Fumbles… [Continue Reading] -
Is enterprise blockchain right for your company?
Publié: mai 17, 2018, 8:08pm CEST par James Hoshor
No matter the industry, ensuring the security of all our digital transactions is everyone’s biggest concern. Aside from bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, enterprise blockchain technology has the potential to overcome many current (and potentially future) hurdles digital transactions must face. So how do organizations determine if blockchain is right for their business? How do companies know when is the best time to implement and start using blockchain? Before we answer these questions, let’s first provide some background on what blockchain is and how it works. Blockchain is an ever-expanding list of ordered "blocks" that are logged publicly and in chronological… [Continue Reading] -
Organizations waste billions of dollars preparing data
Publié: mai 17, 2018, 4:14pm CEST par Ian Barker
Clean data is vital if analytics are to deliver useful results, but a new survey reveals that many organizations are still relying on manual and inefficient processes to clean and prepare information. The study by data preparation company Trifacta shows these inefficiencies are draining resources and inhibiting organizations' ability to glean insights that could be crucial to their business decisions. Among the findings are that 65 percent of IT professionals spend half or more of their time at work on data quality assurance, cleanup or preparation. Based on average IT salaries this means organizations worldwide could be spending almost $500… [Continue Reading] -
F-Secure combines AI and human expertise in new security offering
Publié: mai 17, 2018, 3:25pm CEST par Ian Barker
It's no longer enough to just protect the perimeter in order to keep systems secure. It's now necessary to catch file-less attacks, privilege escalation and a whole range of other tactics. The problem for smaller businesses is they often don't have the expertise in house to handle the range of threats. Finnish security company F-Secure is launching a new endpoint detection and response solution that solves this problem by combining industry-leading security expertise with the latest technologies to help organizations catch advanced tactics used by attackers. "Well-maintained security perimeters are great for commodity threats, but targeted attackers are usually prepared… [Continue Reading] -
ZOTAC ZBOX CI329 nano is a diminutive passively cooled barebones PC
Publié: mai 17, 2018, 3:04pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
I absolutely love big powerful desktop PCs. My Windows machine, for instance, is powered by a slightly overclocked Ryzen 7 1700, and it has an RX 580 GPU. To keep it cool, I have several fans in my tower, which causes a big issue -- noise. This doesn't bother me when gaming or listening to loud music, but when working quietly, it can be a bit of an annoyance. Not to mention, it can put out a lot of heat, so in the summertime, I find myself sweating more than I should be. If you have a need for a… [Continue Reading] -
Why startups and entrepreneurs need a smart patent strategy [Q&A]
Publié: mai 17, 2018, 2:53pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Ken Seddon is the CEO of the non-profit patent protection network LOT. The organization’s members include Google, Red Hat, Lenovo, Pega and other big players, as well as dozens of startups in areas such as transportation, blockchain, and software. Startups are disproportionately impacted by patent trolls and we chatted with Ken about how a smart, assertive IP strategy can help protect their businesses. BN: Aren’t patent protection strategies really for big companies with big patent portfolios? KS: Not at all. In fact the exact opposite is true. Large companies already have an established product, successes in a market, and a… [Continue Reading] -
YouTube Music and YouTube Premium launch May 22
Publié: mai 17, 2018, 12:19pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Google has announced a new music streaming service, YouTube Music, as well as YouTube Premium, both of which launch next week. The two services come as a result of Google splitting up YouTube Red. YouTube Premium will be available for $11.99 per month, while YouTube Music will have free and paid-for versions. The free edition will be ad-supported, but these can be banished for $9.99 per month. See also: YouTube hackers take down and deface videos from the likes of Taylor Swift and Drake Google will require OEMs to provide regular Android security updates Google explains its handling of user… [Continue Reading] -
NYC announces plans to test algorithms for bias
Publié: mai 17, 2018, 10:29am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
The mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio, has announced the formation of a new task force to examine the fairness of the algorithms used in the city's automated systems. The Automated Decision Systems Task Force will review algorithms that are in use to determine that they are free from bias. Representatives from the Department of Social Services, the NYC Police Department, the Department of Transportation, the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice, the Administration for Children's Services, and the Department of Education will be involved, and the aim is to produce a report by December 2019. See also: Twitter… [Continue Reading]