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Microsoft hints new Surface will be announced tomorrow -- is it Andromeda?
Publié: juillet 9, 2018, 9:01pm CEST par Wayne Williams
It’s been a little while since we had a new Surface product from Microsoft, but the wait appears to be (almost) at an end. In a new tweet posted today, Microsoft asked 'Where will Surface go next?' above a picture of the current range of Surface devices, with a shadow from an un-shown model on the far right. The picture also includes tomorrow’s date, so it’s pretty clear that’s when the new product will be revealed. SEE ALSO: People really want Microsoft to launch a Surface Phone Would this foldable Surface Phone running Windows 10 make you switch from Android… [Continue Reading] -
StarTech releases UVCHDCAP HDMI to USB-C Video Capture Device for Windows, Mac, and Linux
Publié: juillet 9, 2018, 8:36pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
While all desktops (and most laptops) have video outputs, having a video input is much more rare. The reason why is simple -- most people don't need such a thing. Quite frankly, outside of some business use, home users never really had much of a need. With the invent of video gameplay streaming on platforms like Twitch, however, this changed. Now, more and more home users want video capture devices to connect a game console to their PC. Today, StarTech releases its latest such product for both business and personal users alike. Called "UVCHDCAP," it is an HDMI to USB-C Video… [Continue Reading] -
Samsung opens the world's largest mobile factory in India
Publié: juillet 9, 2018, 3:22pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Today Samsung is opening what it describes as the world's biggest mobile phone manufacturing facility. The factory is opening in India as the South Korean giant looks to take advantage of the fastest-growing mobile market. Located in Noida on the outskirts of New Delhi, the new facility will give Samsung the ability to output handsets at an unprecedented rate -- said to be up to 120 million smartphones a year. See also: Privacy warning: Samsung phones are leaking photos to random contacts Pandora Premium now available on Samsung Smart TVs Samsung will launch Galaxy Note 9 in early August Manufacturing… [Continue Reading] -
GNOME Foundation using anonymous donation to hire four additional employees
Publié: juillet 9, 2018, 2:54pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Back in May, it was revealed that an anonymous donor was giving the GNOME Foundation a cool million bucks. For some in the Linux community -- including yours truly -- there were mixed emotions. On the one hand, it was positive news -- money makes things happen, and it should make the GNOME Project better. On the other hand, the anonymous nature of the donation was troubling -- what if the donor was an evil person or company? GNOME users and developers deserve to know who or what is funding the project, right? While we still do not know the… [Continue Reading] -
Fitness app Polar Flow exposed names and locations of thousands of military, NSA and FBI staff
Publié: juillet 9, 2018, 11:20am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
It's not all that long since fitness app Strava caused something of a security nightmare by inadvertently revealing the locations of numerous secret military bases. Now another app -- Polar Flow this time -- has gone a step further and revealed the names and home addresses of nearly 6,500 users. A joint investigation by Bellingcat and Dutch journalism platform De Correspondent found that the app is "revealing the homes and lives of people exercising in secretive locations, such as intelligence agencies, military bases and airfields, nuclear weapons storage sites, and embassies around the world". See also: Google responds to Gmail… [Continue Reading] -
Hacked: Timehop database breach exposed details of 21 million users
Publié: juillet 9, 2018, 9:41am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Timehop -- the social network for those who like to reminisce -- has revealed that it fell victim to a security breach on Independence Day. The attacker managed to access an internal database stole the personal data of 21 million users from Timehop's Cloud Computing Environment. The vast majority of those affected by the "security incident" (as Timehop refers to it) had their names and usernames exposed, but for nearly a quarter of them -- 4.7 million -- phone numbers were also exposed. The hacker also took access tokens which could be used to view users' posts. See also: Gentoo… [Continue Reading]