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  Razer Phone 2 Android 8.1 gaming smartphone puts Google Pixel 3 to shame

  Publié: octobre 11, 2018, 8:37pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  A couple of days ago, Google unveiled its 3rd generation of Pixel phones. And you know what? Many consumers don't really seem to care. Let's be honest, the search giant's flagship devices are usually reserved for only the most hardcore Android lovers -- most consumers prefer Samsung. Sadly, even the Google faithful seem unimpressed by the terribly ugly Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL. These devices are beyond uninspired, and the notch on the XL variant is shockingly large. Thankfully, there is another phone that should wash the filthy Pixel 3 taste out of your mouth -- the Razer Phone… [Continue Reading]
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  Plex for Linux now available as a Snap

  Publié: octobre 11, 2018, 8:18pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Microsoft is having a terrible time lately. Sometimes it feels like the company wants to sabotage itself. The most recent debacle is its flagship product -- Windows 10 -- deleting user files. Even worse, the company ignored user feedback that it was happening! Quite frankly, after such a scary thing, I am not sure how people can trust Microsoft's operating system with important data. Thankfully, you do not have to use Windows. These days, it is easier than ever to use Linux instead. There are plenty of great apps available for operating systems like Ubuntu, Fedora, and more. Canonical's containerized… [Continue Reading]
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  Two out of three worry about identity theft but half still engage in risky behavior

  Publié: octobre 11, 2018, 4:00pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A new survey from identity management specialist SailPoint in conjunction with US National Cybersecurity Awareness Month finds two out of three professionals are extremely concerned about their personal identity being stolen. Yet despite this half admit that they would participate in the types of risky behavior that increase the threat of leaked information and a potential breach. Poor security habits include repeating personal login credentials across work accounts (22 percent), allowing someone else to use their office badge if they asked (19 percent), and snooping on a co-worker's salary if they were mistakenly given access to a file containing that… [Continue Reading]
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  94 percent of big-business leaders would consider moving off mainframes

  Publié: octobre 11, 2018, 3:27pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A new survey of senior IT decision makers at some of the world's largest organizations that still rely on legacy mainframe systems reveals that most want to move away from the technology due to the high cost and inflexibility that it has brought to their business. The study from Microsoft and LzLabs surveyed IT leaders in the US, Canada, UK, France and Germany, and finds concerns about the skills crisis limiting number of mainframe professionals left in the market, and the importance of being able to leverage cloud deployment, agile development, and open source initiatives. Of those surveyed 94 percent… [Continue Reading]
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  All emojis are now considered equal on Twitter

  Publié: octobre 11, 2018, 1:45pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  How many characters is an emoji? It seems like a simple question, but on Twitter the answer has not always been clear. Some emojis count as a single character while others eat further into the character count. But now this is changing -- Twitter has announced that all emojis will now be treated equally. Previously, emoji that could be modified in various ways -- such as changing the skin tone of people -- would use up large numbers of characters. No more! See also: Twitter is killing off Moments on iOS and Android Twitter considers new Dehumanization Policy -- but… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple signs $600 million deal with European chipmaker Dialog

  Publié: octobre 11, 2018, 12:54pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Apple is buying part of Dialog Semiconductor, a chipmaker based in Germany. The iPhone manufacturer is interested in Dialog's power-management technology and has put forward $300 million for it. On top of this, Apple has committed an additional $300 million to make purchases from other parts of Dialog's business, making this the largest deal the company has undertaken. As part of the arrangement Apple will acquire patents from the chipmaker as well as 300 staff. See also: Apple's proprietary software is blocking third parties from repairing Macs Apple's Device Enrollment Program can leak sensitive information about devices and their owners… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung unveils the new Galaxy A9 with quad camera

  Publié: octobre 11, 2018, 11:40am CEST par Wayne Williams

  Samsung has just taken the wraps off its latest mid-range smartphone -- the Galaxy A9 -- and it’s one that the South Korean tech giant says has been made with "Instagram generation" firmly in mind. The key difference between this, and other similarly priced devices is it comes with the world's first quad camera. This might seem like a gimmick, and to a degree it probably is, but actually each of the four lenses servers a different, useful purpose. The 'main' lens is a 24-megapixel shooter, and then there’s a 5-megapixel depth lens, which lets you play around with the… [Continue Reading]