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  Google Chrome gets a 10th Birthday makeover

  Publié: septembre 4, 2018, 8:00pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  When Google released its Chrome web browser ten years ago, everything changed. At the time Microsoft's terrible Internet Explorer reigned supreme -- it was a slow and bloated piece of software with massive security issues. Many people only used it because it came pre-installed on Windows. It seemed unfathomable to even try to compete since Microsoft's browser was already installed -- how do you convince users to switch? Google managed to convince consumers to switch through speed and good design. You see, Chrome was simplistic and focused. More importantly, it was fast. Users were given a clear reason as to… [Continue Reading]
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  Windows 10 edges ever closer to overtaking Windows 7 -- could it happen this month?

  Publié: septembre 4, 2018, 6:54pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Depending on which market share monitoring service you trust, Windows 10 either overtook Windows 7 back in December 2016 (Microsoft), in February this year (StatCounter), or is still trailing its predecessor, but catching up quickly (NetMarketShare). NetMarketShare’s latest round of usage figures show Windows 10 putting on a burst of growth in August, while Windows 7 lost more users than expected in the same time frame. SEE ALSO: Microsoft releases Windows 10 October 2018 Update Build 17751... and the watermark has gone! Microsoft confirms the upcoming Windows 10 Redstone 5 release will be called the October 2018 Update You may… [Continue Reading]
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  New tools bring natural language search to big data

  Publié: septembre 4, 2018, 3:17pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Businesses need easy and fast access to information in order to make effective decisions, but with the rise of big data important information can be hard to access and remain locked away. Visual analytics specialist Arcadia data has announced new search-based BI and analytics which will be available in an upcoming release of its flagship product, Arcadia Enterprise. This will allow users to simply type in natural-language questions and get answers back, encouraging users to embrace modern BI and reap the benefits of its speed and agility. Questions are answered with visualizations based on any size data set. It also… [Continue Reading]
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  Six out of 10 Brits think technology will make jobs obsolete

  Publié: septembre 4, 2018, 1:11pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Technology is destroying jobs, 61 percent of British respondents to a new survey believe, despite evidence to the contrary. The study by polling organization YouGov for recruitment site LynxPro finds only 14 percent believe technology is having no impact on the jobs market, while just 11 percent think it's creating jobs. Older people are more likely to believe jobs are being destroyed by technology. The results show that while 41 percent of 18 to 24-year-olds think technological advances are making jobs obsolete, this increases to 71 percent in people aged 55 and older. But these results contradict those found in… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung to debut new features on mid-range phones rather than flagships

  Publié: septembre 4, 2018, 11:11am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Samsung has revealed that it plans to change its strategy when it comes to debuting new smartphone features. Flagship devices are usually where the latest technology and newest features are found, but in a bid to appeal to millennials, the company is going to do more with its mid-range handsets. The mid-priced section of the market has suffered from something of a slow down of late, and Samsung is hoping to rejuvenate interest by using its cheaper Galaxy A range of phones to showcase new technology. See also: Samsung unveils Galaxy Note9 with exclusive Fortnite access, plus Galaxy Watch Leaked:… [Continue Reading]