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  Google Store sent me kicking and screaming back to Apple

  Publié: novembre 15, 2018, 9:32pm CET par Joe Wilcox

  Google Store's bureaucratic ineptitude is beyond belief. My recent, unresolved customer crisis is an experience in artificial unintelligence. For a parent company whose core competency is supposed to be indexing, crunching, and disseminating information, it's inconceivable that something so simple as fixing a single order error could escalate into a tragically comic Catch-22. I should have abandoned all efforts long before reaching the point of penning this post and looking back to the Apple Way. To summarize: I received the wrong Pixel phone nearly a month ago. Google Store struggled to process a return authorization, because the device in hand… [Continue Reading]
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  Sector 5 launches affordable E3 Chromebook

  Publié: novembre 15, 2018, 8:20pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  For many consumers, Windows 10 is total overkill. If most (or all) of your tasks are web-based, a Chromebook is probably a much better option. After all, the Linux-based Chrome OS is fast and stable, while also being extremely secure. Why bother with all the malware and lag of Windows if you don’t have to? Today, a company called Sector 5 launches a new Chromebook model. Called "E3," it has an attractive design, decent specs, plenty of ports, and an affordable asking price. Best of all, it supports both Android apps and traditional Linux desktop programs too. "The Sector 5… [Continue Reading]
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  Phishing emails with .com payloads target finance departments

  Publié: novembre 15, 2018, 5:19pm CET par Ian Barker

  There has been an increase in the use of .com extensions in phishing emails that target financial service departments, according to a new analysis. In October alone, anti-phishing company Cofense Intelligence analyzed 132 unique samples with the .com extension, compared to only 34 samples analyzed in the nine months before. Four different malware families were utilized. The subject lines and email contents of the phishing emails suggest that the threat actor is specifically targeting financial service departments. The two most popular subject line themes use the terms 'payment' and 'purchase order' to tempt recipients to click. The messages have an… [Continue Reading]
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  Zoho boosts its CRM capability with AI

  Publié: novembre 15, 2018, 4:41pm CET par Ian Barker

  Business software specialist Zoho is launching the latest version of its Zoho CRM Plus suite, an all-in-one customer experience package that enables sales, marketing, customer support, and operations teams to work as one. Using Zia, Zoho's intelligent assistant, and Zoho Analytics, the company's business intelligence and reporting engine, the package helps users to understand customer sentiments, provide better experiences across channels, and enable actions to keep customers content throughout their journey -- all from one place. "Companies now recognize the importance of AI in creating positive experiences for customers. The focus now has shifted to bringing AI across an integrated… [Continue Reading]
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  91 percent see hybrid cloud as the ideal model

  Publié: novembre 15, 2018, 4:10pm CET par Ian Barker

  Enterprise cloud use is increasing, with with 91 percent naming hybrid cloud as the ideal IT model, yet only 18 percent say they have that model today. This is one of the findings of a new study by Nutanix to create the first of what is planned to be a global Enterprise Cloud Index, measuring enterprise plans for adopting private, hybrid and public clouds. The study carried out by Vanson Bourne also shows that application mobility across any cloud is a top priority for 97 percent of respondents -- with 88 percent of respondents saying it would 'solve a lot… [Continue Reading]
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  New software capability helps manage third-party cyber risks

  Publié: novembre 15, 2018, 3:34pm CET par Ian Barker

  With digital transformation enabling supply chains to become ever more integrated, businesses no longer have to worry just about the risks posed by their own systems, they must consider those they are connected to as well. Vendor monitoring solution RiskRecon is launching a new tool that enables enterprises to automatically produce assessments and action plans based on their unique risk requirements, allowing risk professionals to easily understand and act on their third-party risk. Customers configure their risk appetite using a simple administration interface, selecting from a set of default policies or configuring their own policy. Customers can set their own… [Continue Reading]
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  deepin 15.8 Linux distribution available for download -- replace Windows 10 now!

  Publié: novembre 15, 2018, 2:49pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  As more and more people wake up to the fact that Windows 10 is a giant turd lately, computer users are exploring alternatives, such as Linux-based operating systems. First impressions can be everything, so when searching for a distribution, it is important that beginners aren't scared off by bewildering installers or ugly and confusing interfaces. Linux "n00bs" often opt for Ubuntu, and while that is a good choice, there are far more pretty and intuitive options these days. One such operating system that I recommend often is deepin. Why? It is drop-dead gorgeous and easy to use. It is guaranteed… [Continue Reading]
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  Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+ launches! 1.4GHz 64-bit quad-core processor, dual-band wireless LAN, and just $25

  Publié: novembre 15, 2018, 11:27am CET par Wayne Williams

  The Raspberry Pi was very much inspired by the BBC Micro -- a popular British computer of the 1980s. The BBC Micro was available in Model A and B forms, and shortly after the Raspberry Pi Foundation introduced the original Pi 1 Model B+ in 2014, it followed it up with a cut-down A+ model. It didn’t offer an A+ version for the Pi 2 or 3 unfortunately, but today, it finally rights that wrong and brings back the popular bare-bones system’s smaller brother. SEE ALSO: New add-on board lets you watch TV on your Raspberry Pi You can now… [Continue Reading]