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  Microsoft sullies the sanctity of console gaming with Xbox One mouse and keyboard support

  Publié: septembre 26, 2018, 8:11pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Microsoft makes many good decisions, but unfortunately, it pulls a lot of boners too. I mean, Windows 8... need I say more? I do? oh, OK. Bob, Kin, Windows Phone -- you get the idea. One area where Microsoft does a lot of good is with Xbox. Quite frankly, it is very impressive that the Windows-maker is so successful in the gaming market. Granted, Sony is doing much better with PlayStation 4, but I digress. Unfortunately, Microsoft is making a huge mistake with a recent announcement -- mouse and keyboard support for Xbox One. "With this new input support at… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 19H1 Build 18247 to Skip Ahead Insiders

  Publié: septembre 26, 2018, 7:24pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  The Windows 10 October 2018 Update is expected to arrive as early as next week, but for those people who are already looking forward to the following feature update, out next spring, Microsoft has a new build for you. Build 18247, on the 19H1 branch, isn't the most exciting Skip Ahead build you'll ever encounter, as it doesn't contain any new features. SEE ALSO: Windows 10 now has its own exclusive Linux distro -- WLinux What it does offer though, are the usual assortment of general changes, improvements, and fixes, including: Fixed an issue resulting in Narrator text to speech not… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Maps now has a voting option to help plan group events

  Publié: septembre 26, 2018, 4:48pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Both the iOS and Android versions of Google Maps have received an update that will be welcomed by anyone who has ever struggled to arrange a meet-up place, or a dining location with a group of friends. A new voting function makes it easy to gauge opinion and see which location is most popular without having to resort to endless messages, or arguments in group chat. It's a simple idea, but one that can help avoid many heated arguments and allow you to reach a decision faster. See also: After complaints, Google is going to give users more privacy controls… [Continue Reading]
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  Bandwidth Alliance gets together to take on AWS data transfer fees

  Publié: septembre 26, 2018, 3:26pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The fear of being locked in to a particular service is one of the key worries that companies have when moving to the cloud. This is partly because suppliers, including AWS, charge data transfer fees or bandwidth when you want to move to another host. Now content delivery network Cloudflare is forming the Bandwidth Alliance, a coalition of cloud and infrastructure companies (including IBM, Digital Ocean, Backblaze, Dreamhost, and Packet) that are committed to waiving bandwidth fees for customers when interconnecting directly to Cloudflare's network. "If you're hosting on most cloud providers, data transfer charges, sometimes known as 'bandwidth' or… [Continue Reading]
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  Vivaldi 2.0 adds new Sync feature, resizable tiled tabs and floating web panels

  Publié: septembre 26, 2018, 3:02pm CEST par Nick Peers

  Customizable web browser Vivaldi 2.0 has been released for Windows, Mac and Linux. This challenger web browser, which has boasted over 1,500 improvements since its initial launch in 2016, unveils yet more major changes. Chief among these is the long-awaited debut of browser sync to bring feature parity with other major browsers. Other tweaks have been made to existing features while the underlying browser engine has been updated to Chromium 69. The new sync feature is offered to new users during the setup process, or it can be switched on via Settings or using the new cloud icon that appears… [Continue Reading]
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  VMware releases Workstation 15 Pro and Fusion 11

  Publié: septembre 26, 2018, 12:46pm CEST par Chris Wiles

  Using a virtual operating system has its merits.  For developers, it’s the ideal tool for sandboxing your computer so you can test software for bugs before it’s released to beta testing. You can also install your software across a range of operating systems for compatibility. As a consumer, there are valid reasons why you may want to consider a virtual system. You may need to use a Windows computer for work but would like to experiment with a Linux installation. A virtual OS enables you to test new bleeding-edge software or tools where you are wary of the source. Problem? Simply… [Continue Reading]
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  Plex adds subtitle downloads, kills plugins, Watch Later and Cloud Sync

  Publié: septembre 26, 2018, 12:39pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Plex continues to evolve, and the latest addition to the media player is the ability to download subtitles from within the software. This will come as great news for anyone who has battled with subtitle websites, and greatly simplifies the process of adding them to your media collection. But as well as adding this option, Plex has also announced that it is sunsetting three features -- namely Watch Later, Cloud Sync and (perhaps surprisingly) support for plugins. See also: Plex Cloud is closing down Plex gains podcast support and gets redesigned, personalized app for iOS and Android The ability to… [Continue Reading]
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  Mozilla teams up with Have I Been Pwned to create data breach notification tool, Firefox Monitor

  Publié: septembre 26, 2018, 11:51am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Mozilla has partnered with Troy Hunt -- the brain behind data compromise checking service Have I Been Pwned -- to create its own data breach notification service. Called Firefox Monitor, the free service lets users check if any of their email accounts or personal data have been involved in data breaches. More than this, Firefox Monitor can also keep an eye out for future data breaches and notify those who have signed up whether their data has been affected. See also: After complaints, Google is going to give users more privacy controls in Chrome 70 Mozilla to boost Firefox privacy… [Continue Reading]
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  After complaints, Google is going to give users more privacy controls in Chrome 70

  Publié: septembre 26, 2018, 11:00am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  With the release of Chrome 70, Google is set to address two recent privacy concerns with its browser. Users have been unhappy with Chrome 69 forcibly signing them into the browser when they sign into a Google website, and there have also been concerns about the handling of cookies. Due for release in the middle of October, the next version of the web browser will enable users to disable the controversial sign-in feature, as well as changing the way Chrome handles the clearing of auth cookies. See also: Users balk as Chrome 69 forcibly signs them into the browser How… [Continue Reading]