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  Ubuntu Linux-based Lubuntu no longer focusing on old hardware after move to LXQt

  Publié: juillet 30, 2018, 8:42pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Ubuntu is a great Linux distribution, but understandably, the GNOME desktop environment isn't for everyone. Thankfully, there are many flavors of the operating system with alternative DEs, such as Xubuntu with XFCe and Kubuntu with KDE. Ultimately, with so much choice, you should have no problem finding a version of Ubuntu that best meets your needs and wants. One popular Ubuntu flavor is Lubuntu. If you aren't familiar, it uses the lightweight LXDE desktop environment which makes it a good choice for older hardware. In fact, one of the focuses of the Lubuntu developers is to support aging computers. When… [Continue Reading]
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  93 percent are worried about online privacy

  Publié: juillet 30, 2018, 3:53pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Compared to a year ago 93 percent of people have the same amount or more concern about their online privacy. This is according to a survey of of 1,000 people across the US by VPN comparison site TheBestVPN. It finds 51 percent are worried about their information being stolen by hackers, and 26 percent about companies collecting and sharing data. In addition 14 percent worry about US government surveillance, while nine percent worry about foreign governments. Interestingly perceptions are different between the sexes, while men are more concerned about hackers, women worry more about online surveillance. There are also worries… [Continue Reading]
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  AlgoSec launches updated security management for cloud and hybrid

  Publié: juillet 30, 2018, 3:00pm CEST par Ian Barker

  As businesses shift their systems to the cloud there is inevitably an increase in complexity that makes maintaining security more of a challenge. Security policy management specialist AlgoSec is launching a new version of its Security Management Solution to enable policy management across clouds and software-define networks. As well as support for a wide range of on-premise security devices, and AWS Security Groups, AlgoSec 2018.1 provides full end-to-end automaton of security policy change management processes for Microsoft Azure and Cisco ACI -- from planning, through risk and compliance checks, to deployment directly onto the device -- with zero touch. Other… [Continue Reading]
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  HyperX launches affordable Pulsefire FPS Pro RGB gaming mouse

  Publié: juillet 30, 2018, 12:14pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Kingston's "HyperX" gaming brand is very well respected by both professional and amateur gamers alike. The company manufacturers top quality RAM, keyboards, mice, headsets, and more. Not only does this hardware function brilliantly, but they feature hip and cool designs too. And yes, looks matter. Today, HyperX launches the previously announced Pulsefire FPS Pro RGB gaming mouse, and it is surprising affordable. If you aren't familiar, this "Pro" variant features an improved Pixart PMW3389 sensor compared to the Pixart 3310 found in the standard model. Plus, it has customizable RGB lighting -- a must for a gaming product these days!… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft has a patent for a folding dual-screen, dual-camera device

  Publié: juillet 30, 2018, 8:46am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Although Panos Panay has dismissed rumors that Microsoft is working on a Surface Phone, we have already seen some evidence that the company is working on some form of "pocketable" folding Surface device codenamed Andromeda. Now a Microsoft patent has come to light that reveals more about the form this device could take. The patent -- entitled "Three-way video calling on hinged multi-screen device" -- shows a foldable, dual screen device with multiple cameras. It bears a marked similarity to the renders we saw recently of the rumored foldable Surface device. See also: Panos Panay: Microsoft is not working on… [Continue Reading]