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Avast pulls the latest version of CCleaner following privacy controversy
Publié: août 4, 2018, 10:14pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Piriform rolled out updates for CCleaner on a monthly basis, and this is something that has continued since Avast took over. The latest update, CCleaner 5.45, wasn’t at all well received due to a number of changes affecting privacy, and the company’s response to the matter proved to be unsatisfactory -- to say the least. Now it seems that Avast has seen the light, and pulled the latest update. The current version available is 5.44. On its forums the company had this to say: Thank you all for your continued feedback (positive and negative, it all helps). I wanted to… [Continue Reading] -
If you're looking for love, Facebook Dating is on the way
Publié: août 4, 2018, 12:24pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Think of dating apps, and the likes of Tinder, Grindr and Match.com spring to mind, and now Facebook is looking to take itself a slice of the action. We first heard about Facebook Dating at the social network's F8 conference back in May, and now more details are coming out. Currently undergoing internal testing with employees, Facebook Dating is looking to be a feature of Facebook rather than a standalone app. Leaked images now give us an idea of what to expect from it -- but there'll be no swiping right. See also: Facebook API changes mean you can no… [Continue Reading] -
Confirmed: Fortnite for Android will risk players' security by sidestepping Google Play
Publié: août 4, 2018, 11:39am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Fortnite for Android is one of the most eagerly-anticipated game launches of recent times, but the impending release could turn out to be something of a security nightmare. Following on from recent rumors, Epic Games has confirmed that Fortnite will not be made available through the Google Play Store. Instead users will have to download the game directly from Fortnite.com -- something which means they will have to lower the security settings for their phone by allowing the installation of apps from unknown sources. Despite the security risks involved in this, Epic is eager to avoid paying a 30 percent… [Continue Reading] -
LibreELEC 9.0 Alpha Kodi 18 Leia-focused Linux distro for Raspberry Pi and PC is here
Publié: août 4, 2018, 10:36am CEST par Brian Fagioli
Kodi is great software for consuming media, but the best way to experience it is with a Linux distribution that focuses on it. If you aren't familiar, LibreELEC is one such distro -- it allows the user to focus exclusively on Kodi without any distractions. Best of all, it doesn't just run on traditional PC hardware, but the Raspberry Pi too. Yes, by leveraging an inexpensive Pi device, you can create a powerful media box for your television. Today, the first Alpha of LibreELEC 9.0 becomes available for download. This follows the recent release of Kodi 18 Leia preview, and… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft Surface Go is a repairability nightmare, and that's OK
Publié: août 4, 2018, 4:00am CEST par Brian Fagioli
The Microsoft Surface Go launched this week, and unsurprisingly, it seems to be quite polarizing. Some reviewers give it high marks, while others disliked its anemic performance. While I have yet to try the device myself, I totally expected that -- people have different needs and expectations, and that includes reviewers. In other words, if you have meager needs, it will probably be a dream, but you obviously shouldn't expect too much from a computer that starts at $399. Today, popular site iFixit did its typical "teardown" of the Surface Go, and the results are exactly what they should be… [Continue Reading]