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  Google is trying to make Chrome extensions safer with new Chrome Web Store review process and permission controls

  Publié: octobre 1, 2018, 8:21pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Extensions are a great way to increase the capabilities of your web browser, but they can also be the source of problems. Malicious extensions can be a serious headache, and this is something that Chrome users know more than most. Now Google is looking to improve security. The company has already promised that with Chrome 70 it is going to give users more privacy controls, and today it announced that this version of the browser will also introduce permission controls extensions. On top of this Google is introducing a new review process for extensions submitted to the Chrome Web Store,… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft re-open-sources early versions of MS-DOS on GitHub

  Publié: octobre 1, 2018, 5:13pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Back in 2014, Microsoft gave the source code for MS-DOS 1.25 and MS-DOS 2.0 to the Computer History Museum. Now -- in a move it describes as "re-open-sourcing" -- the company has pushed the code to GitHub for all to see. Dating from mid-1983, the source code may moisten the eyes of anyone who remembers the days of text-based operating systems, and it gives an interesting glimpse into the world of software development a few decades ago. See also: Tim Berners-Lee launches open source project Solid to decentralize the web and place users in control of data Azure Pipelines CI/CD… [Continue Reading]
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  NetMarketShare shows Windows 10's share falling, Windows 7 rising

  Publié: octobre 1, 2018, 5:01pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Usage share monitoring service StatCounter saw Windows 10 overtake Windows 7 back in February, and its latest figures put the new operating system on 50.07 percent, well ahead of Windows 7 on 37.2 percent. Rival monitoring service NetMarketShare disagrees however. While Windows 10 gained significant share in August, at Windows 7’s expense, the latest figures, for September, show a reversal of fortune. SEE ALSO: Windows 10 now has its own exclusive Linux distro -- WLinux Everything removed or deprecated in the Windows 10 October 2018 Update Microsoft quietly stops interfering with Chrome and Firefox installations on Windows 10 According to… [Continue Reading]
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  Bigger isn't better when it comes to password security

  Publié: octobre 1, 2018, 3:01pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A new study by LogMeIn, the company behind the LastPass password manager shows that size matters in password security, but not in the way that you might think. Looking at anonymized data from over 43,000 companies, the study produced a security score and a password strength score for each. Businesses with fewer than 25 employees had the highest average security score of 50, but the average drops as company size increases. Having more employees means more passwords and unsanctioned apps, as well as extra opportunities for dangerous password behavior. In larger organizations, it's simply more challenging for IT to hold… [Continue Reading]
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  Sign up with The Lab and you could get a OnePlus 6T early

  Publié: octobre 1, 2018, 2:20pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  If you're a fan of OnePlus handsets, you might like the idea of getting your hands on the OnePlus 6T not only free of charge, but before the official launch. As part of its marketing program, OnePlus has opened up The Lab -- as it has done with previous models of its phones. This gives you the opportunity to sign up to review the phone, which means you'll be given one for free! See also: OnePlus 6T teaser video invites you to 'unlock the future' Android 9.0 Pie lands on OnePlus 6 in OxygenOS 9.0 OnePlus confirms that the OnePlus… [Continue Reading]
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  NightOwl is a must-have app for all Mojave users

  Publié: octobre 1, 2018, 12:56pm CEST par Chris Wiles

  Dark mode is a fantastic addition to any operating system, enabling late-night work to more productive. We have the theme switched on as default on Windows 10, which has always suited a darker user-interface. Apple introduced a system-wide dark mode with Mojave and some of the recent apps look hugely better on a dark background. iPhoto is a very good example, making photos pop on the dark shade and editing easier on the eyes. Problem is, you don’t want dark mode on all the time. Some apps don’t quite work for us. Mail is a good example, with odd inverted… [Continue Reading]
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  Major Google Maps update brings real-time public transport updates, music control, and more

  Publié: octobre 1, 2018, 12:51pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google is pushing out a big update to its Google Maps app with the aim of making your daily commute easier. One of the biggest additions is support for mixed-mode commutes -- those journeys that involve multiple modes of transport -- and to help with this, there's also real-time information about the location of buses and trains. But it doesn't end there. Google Maps now also supports Spotify, Apple Music, and Google Play Music podcast and music playback to help keep you entertained while you travel. See also: Google Maps now has a voting option to help plan group events… [Continue Reading]