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  Thanks to copyright issues, Classic Shell replacement Classic Start is no more… but it's not bad news

  Publié: août 13, 2018, 8:20pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Classic Shell was around for years before finding fame following Microsoft’s ill-conceived idea to make Windows 8 without a Start button or menu. It remained popular even after the Start menu made an official return in Windows 8.x and then Windows 10. Development of Classic Shell was sadly ended in 2017, but not before the developer open sourced it. Classic Start arrived last month, picking up where Classic Shell left off, but potential copyright issues mean it is no more. SEE ALSO: Classic Shell returns as Classic Start -- giving Windows 10 users a proper Start menu But while Classic… [Continue Reading]
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  Macally releases 'XKEYLED' full-size USB wired backlit keyboard for Apple Mac

  Publié: août 13, 2018, 8:04pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  When you own a Mac, there aren't many keyboards from which to choose. True, any USB or Bluetooth keyboard should work, but most are designed for Windows -- they are not labeled for macOS keys such as "function" and "command." Apple's own keyboards are excellent, but not everyone likes the style. Not to mention, they are wildly expensive. Hilariously, Apple even charges a premium for the black models. Seriously, the company makes you pay more because of the color. Thankfully, there are some third parties that make quality Mac accessories that are more affordable. One such company, Macally, today announces… [Continue Reading]
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  Google is tracking your location even when you tell it not to

  Publié: août 13, 2018, 6:20pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  An investigation by the Associated Press has found that Google is tracking the location of Android and iPhone users even when privacy settings supposedly explicitly stop this from happening. The AP concedes that "for the most part, Google is upfront about asking permission to use your location information", but its investigation -- the findings of which were confirmed by researchers from Princeton -- showed that Google services recorded user data even when Location History was disabled. See also: Google Play shows warning to anyone searching for Fortnite APKs Google has slashed the size of Android apps Leaked report shows Google… [Continue Reading]
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  As Fortnite comes to Android, HyperX releases gaming microSD cards

  Publié: août 13, 2018, 5:08pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Fortnite is a gaming phenomenon like the world has never seen before. Sure, there have been plenty of popular games before it, but Fortnite is a different beast -- its fans are extremely passionate about it. It generates insane amounts of money for its developer, Epic Games, too. The game is coming to Android as a temporary Samsung exclusive, but then, it will become available to other devices too. Apparently, fans cannot wait, as they are searching for the game anyway, and sadly, installing fake versions. For phones that support expandable storage via microSD, HyperX today releases new gaming cards… [Continue Reading]
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  How you can be hacked via your fax machine

  Publié: août 13, 2018, 3:09pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Unless you are in regular touch with the 1980s it's probably a while since you gave much thought to using fax machines. Even then you might think your biggest worry would be a paper jam. But new research from Check Point released at Def Con in Las Vegas reveals organizations and individuals could be hacked via their fax machines, using newly discovered vulnerabilities in the communication protocols used in tens of millions of fax devices globally. The Check Point research demonstrated the vulnerabilities using the popular HP Officejet Pro All-in-One fax printers. But the same protocols are also used by… [Continue Reading]
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  How to add amazing live wallpaper (with or without sound) to Windows, and even create your own

  Publié: août 13, 2018, 1:57pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Windows has been capable of displaying animated wallpaper for years, and when done right the effect is nothing less than stunning. RainWallpaper, from Deviant Art, lets you browse a large collection of live wallpapers, sorted into categories like Featured, Landscape, Animi, Game, Space, HiTech, Pet and Animal, and Plants. You can download and apply any that take your fancy, or make your own in seconds. SEE ALSO: How to lock down Windows 10, block telemetry and kill unwanted features like Cortana and Bing-integration These are all the websites Windows 10 connects to after a clean install How to install Microsoft… [Continue Reading]
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  Campfire leak: Google could bring Windows 10 support to Chromebooks, Boot Camp-style

  Publié: août 13, 2018, 1:16pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google could be about to add Windows 10 support to a range of Chromebooks, according to a new leak. The appearance earlier in the year of a new project called Campfire showed that Google was working on bringing Windows 10 support to Pixelbooks. But now it seems that the option to dual boot Chrome OS and Windows 10 could spread to a wider range of Chromebooks. See also: Google Play shows warning to anyone searching for Fortnite APKs Google has slashed the size of Android apps Android 9 is... Android Pie! Seriously, Google? The feature is comparable to Apple's Boot… [Continue Reading]
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  Over 10,000 vulnerabilities disclosed this year so far

  Publié: août 13, 2018, 11:23am CEST par Ian Barker

  2018 looks like it's on track to be another record year for vulnerabilities, with over 10,000 disclosed in the half year to June. The newly released 2018 mid-year VulnDB QuickView report from Risk Based Security shows that 16.6 percent of the reported vulnerabilities received CVSSv2 (Common Vulnerability Scoring System) scores of between 9.0 and 10.0, which is a drop from previous years. However, the severity of the vulnerabilities disclosed still remains significant. "An important and compelling statistic is that of the 3,279 vulnerabilities not reported by CVE/NVD (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures/National Vulnerability Database), 44.2 percent have CVSSv2 scores between 9.0 and… [Continue Reading]