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  Microsoft pulls the plug on Windows 10's game-changing Sets feature -- for now

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 9:03pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  The next big feature update of Windows 10, codenamed Redstone 5, has been shaping up nicely, with lots of great improvements and new additions. The highlight of this future update is unquestionably Sets, a tab-based feature that’s designed to let you access related web pages, research documents, files, and applications in one location. Sets was originally planned to be part of the April 2018 Update alongside Timeline, but Microsoft needed a little more time to get things right, and so pushed it back. Sadly it now looks as if it won’t make it into the following feature update either. SEE… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 Redstone 5 Build 17704 with lots of changes and improvements

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 8:33pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  It’s been a couple of weeks since Microsoft last rolled out a new Windows 10 Redstone 5 build for Insiders, but today the wait for an update is over. Build 17704, for those on the Fast ring and Skip Ahead, includes a number of big improvements and changes. SEE ALSO: Microsoft pulls the plug on Windows 10's game-changing Sets feature -- for now First up, there’s the obligatory Microsoft Edge improvements, including a new Edge Beta logo, so you tell the difference between the stable and preview versions. It’s not something Microsoft has spent very long on though, so don’t… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung will launch Galaxy Note 9 in early August

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 8:29pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Samsung has typically unveiled new models in the Galaxy Note series towards the end of the third quarter, but this time around the South Korean maker is speeding things up. The upcoming Galaxy Note 9 will make its public debut on August 9, during the second Unpacked event of 2018. We do not know yet when it will actually hit store shelves, but, knowing Samsung, interested buyers should be able to snag one shortly after that. This follows an announcement by the FCC (the US Federal Communications Commission) which says that it approved the SM-N960F model from Samsung, a model… [Continue Reading]
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  Open source champion Google now a Linux Foundation Platinum Member

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 8:14pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Google is a huge proponent of open source. The company is constantly releasing projects on GitHub -- a huge win for the open source community. Not to mention, Google leverages one of the most important open source projects for its operating systems -- the Linux kernel. Both Android and Chrome OS, for instance, are Linux-based. Today, Google becomes a Platinum Member of the Linux Foundation. This is big news, as not only will Google benefit from the platinum perks, but arguably more importantly, the Linux community will experience a huge financial win. You see, the annual cost for being a… [Continue Reading]
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  #BetaNews20 Giveaway: Logitech Doodle Collection mobile wireless mouse

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 5:45pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  June is almost over, which unfortunately means the BetaNews 20th Birthday celebration is almost over. Don't worry, we will still have more giveaways to do before July arrives. Today, we are giving away a pair of Logitech Doodle Collection mobile wireless mice -- two winners can each win one. These mice are really fun, as they feature super funky designs -- I love it. While these small mice can be used at home with a desktop, they are more appropriate for portability with a laptop. I really like that they aren't Bluetooth or rechargeable. They leverage a small USB dongle,… [Continue Reading]
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  New tool enables secure enterprise podcasting

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 3:35pm CEST par Ian Barker

  As workforces are increasingly spread over multiple locations, in the field or working from home, keeping them up to date and engaged with company news can be a tough task. Increasingly managers are turning to podcasts to help keep sales teams competitive and build corporate community and business alignment among employees, partners and customers. Enterprise communications company uStudio is launching a podcasting solution purpose-built for private enterprise communications. Called uStudio Enterprise Podcasting, it comprises a fully-customizable mobile application with channels, user subscription and off-line listening options, as well as multi-tier content security. Content administrators can easily manage and publish podcasts… [Continue Reading]
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  Dashlane launches scanning tool to help you protect online accounts

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 3:04pm CEST par Ian Barker

  We all sign up to online accounts for various things but over time it can become hard to remember which address you used for each site, what password you used or indeed whether you’ve previously signed up to a site at all. Password management specialist Dashlane is launching a new feature for mobile users of its password manager called Inbox Security Scan, to give people an insight into the current state of their online accounts. It's available for Gmail on iOS and Android, as well as Outlook, Hotmail, MSN, and Live.com on Android. It scans your email inbox, finds all… [Continue Reading]
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  Coin mining malware grows by over 600 percent as criminals 'infect and collect'

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 1:26pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A new report from McAfee Labs has seen coin mining malware grow by 629 percent in the first quarter 2018 as criminals seek to cash in on cryptocurrency trends. On average the company has seen five new threat samples every second, including growth in cryptojacking and other cryptocurrency mining malware, and notable campaigns demonstrating a deliberate drive to technically improve on the most sophisticated, established attacks of 2017. "Cybercriminals will gravitate to criminal activity that maximizes their profit," says Steve Grobman, chief technology officer at McAfee. "In recent quarters we have seen a shift to ransomware from data-theft, as ransomware… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Cloud Platform is gaining Cloud Filestore to offer a file system interface to users

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 1:24pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google has announced a new storage option for developers using Google Cloud Platform. The new Cloud Filestore is due to launch in beta next month, and it provides a managed NAS in the cloud. Google describes Cloud Filestore as a "managed file storage for applications that require a file system interface and a shared file system", and the aim is to offer higher performance to users that need it than the existing options do. See also: Google rebrands its advertising line-up -- bye bye to AdWords and DoubleClick, hello to Google Ads Google adds DRM to Android APKs to verify… [Continue Reading]
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  Twitter tries to fight spam by forcing new users to verify their email or phone number

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 10:46am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Twitter -- like many social media platforms -- has its fair share of problems, including trolling, spam, abuse and fake accounts. The company has fought something of a losing battle in trying to regain control of things, but it is confident it has started to make progress. In a blog post in which it shares details of this progress, Twitter also reveals plans to crack down on people who "try to take advantage of our openness". In a bid to cut down on the number of spam accounts that crop up, Twitter is going to require anyone signing up for… [Continue Reading]
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  Boards focus on security awareness post WannaCry

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 10:41am CEST par Ian Barker

  Awareness of cybersecurity at board level is growing as last year's WannaCry attack has highlighted the need to guard against attacks. The research, conducted by Vanson Bourne, as part of an international survey of 500 businesses in the UK, France, Germany and the USA, was commissioned by endpoint protection specialist SentinelOne. Half of all respondents say that there is more visibility of attacks at board level, as reported bottom line losses by companies like Maersk have highlighted the economic cost of ransomware. The biggest board level reaction to ransomware has been on user education, with 54 percent of respondents saying… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook relaxes its ban on cryptocurrency ads

  Publié: juin 27, 2018, 9:58am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  There has been a spate of bans on cryptocurrency ads in recent months, but Facebook has had something of a change of heart and has decided that some such ads are permissible on its platform. It is important to note that this is just a relaxation of the ban Facebook introduced back in January, not a complete lifting of it. There are various caveats here, including the fact that advertisers will have to be "pre-approved". See also: Apple slaps a ban on cryptocurrency mining apps Twitter to ban an array of cryptocurrency ads Google slaps a ban on cryptocurrency ads… [Continue Reading]