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StarTech Thunderbolt 3 Dual-4K Docking Station with SD Card Slot is the ultimate MacBook Pro dock [Review]
Publié: septembre 3, 2018, 6:47pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
When I bought my first-ever Apple computer in 2016 -- a MacBook Pro with touchbar -- I was a bit nervous about the lack of ports. While on the go, I am pretty much fine with only having USB-C, but when home, I like to connect my laptops to a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and hardwired Ethernet. In other words, I make my notebooks serve double-duty as makeshift desktops too. I would need to leverage dongle/adapters to meet my needs. Thankfully, the MacBook Pro USB-C ports are also Thunderbolt 3, meaning the laptop is compatible with high-end docking stations. Yes, there… [Continue Reading] -
Google's new Content Safety API will fight child abuse images with AI
Publié: septembre 3, 2018, 6:27pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Google has announced the release of a new Content Safety API with the aim of helping to combat child sexual abuse material (CSAM) online. The announcement comes as UK home secretary Sajid Javid called on technology companies to do more to tackle the problem of child abuse imagery on the internet, and the API has two main aims. The first is to make it quicker and easier to detect and remove CSAM, while the second is to do so without having to expose human content-checkers to so much abuse content. See also: Unless you upgrade to Android Pie, a vulnerability… [Continue Reading] -
Android 9.0 Pie-based Oxygen OS Open Beta 1 lands on the OnePlus 6
Publié: septembre 3, 2018, 4:41pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
If you have a OnePlus 6, you can now get your first taste of Pie as the Android 9.0-based Open Beta has arrived. OnePlus is often among the first handset manufacturers to release upgrades to the latest Android versions, and things are no different with Pie. At the moment it's not clear how many betas there might be, or when OnePlus intends to release the final version of its slightly-customized version of the operating system, but this beta release is the first step on that journey -- at least for those who weren't tempted by the earlier developer preview. See… [Continue Reading] -
Unless you upgrade to Android Pie, a vulnerability leaves your phone trackable -- and Google won't fix it
Publié: septembre 3, 2018, 1:33pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
A vulnerability in the Android operating system means that it is worryingly easy to track and locate phones. While the issue has been addressed in Android Pie, Google has no plans to patch the vulnerability in earlier versions of its mobile OS. The vulnerability (CVE-2018-9489) was revealed in a report from Nightwatch Cybersecurity which warns that it can be used to "uniquely identify and track any Android device" and also to "geolocate users". As well as Google's own Android builds, the problem is also said to affect forked versions such as FireOS. See also: If you want to record calls… [Continue Reading]