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  This Thanksgiving be thankful if you haven't updated to Windows 10 1809

  Publié: novembre 22, 2018, 7:58pm CET par Wayne Williams

  The latest feature update of Windows 10, the October 2018 Update, or Windows 10 1809 if you prefer, has been something of a disaster for Microsoft, and even more so for some early adopters. The list of problems users have encountered with it -- so far -- include data loss, file association issues, Apple iCloud not working, mapped drives not reconnecting, Edge problems, and much more. Microsoft pulled the update for a considerable amount of time to fix a bunch of problems, but even more new ones are emerging on a regular basis. The latest problem Microsoft has admitted to… [Continue Reading]
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  ADATA unveils XPG INFAREX K10 keyboard and M20 mouse for gamers

  Publié: novembre 22, 2018, 6:47pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Gaming is a big business these days, and some companies offer special branding for such products. For instance, Kingston's gaming offerings are typically sold under the HyperX brand. It is sort of similar to car companies that have luxury brands, like Ford to Lincoln, or Honda to Acura. It's the same company, but it signals that the product is a cut above its "normal" vehicles. ADATA is yet another tech company that has a special brand for its gaming and enthusiast-grade products -- "XPG." This week, there are two new gaming accessories to fall under that umbrella -- the XPG… [Continue Reading]
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  Happy Thanksgiving! I'm thankful for cutting the cord

  Publié: novembre 22, 2018, 6:42pm CET par Alan Buckingham

  As Thanksgiving day gets under way in the US, it’s time for reflection on what it is we are most grateful for. If your list doesn’t begin with family and friends, I urge you to rethink your priorities. Though that doesn’t mean you can’t be grateful about other things as well, from accomplishments in life to even inanimate objects. We also should not forget that today most of us celebrate in a warm home with an abundance of food to choose from and, for those interested, some good sports to watch. I was trying to think out of the box for a bit and one of… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple knows 5G is about infrastructure, NOT mobile phones

  Publié: novembre 22, 2018, 5:05pm CET par Robert X. Cringely

  With Apple shares down more than 20 percent from their all-time highs of only a few weeks ago, writers are piling-on about what’s wrong in Cupertino. But sometimes writers looking for a story don’t fully understand what they are talking about. And that seems to me to be the case with complaints that Apple is too far behind in adopting 5G networking technology in future iPhones. For all the legitimate stories about how Apple should have done this or that, 5G doesn’t belong on the list. And that’s because 5G isn’t really about mobile phones at all. Just to get… [Continue Reading]
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  LinkedIn introduces new privacy controls to protect user data

  Publié: novembre 22, 2018, 2:56pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  LinkedIn has quietly launched new privacy settings that block users from exporting the email addresses of their contacts. This is not something that many LinkedIn users would have even considered to be a problem, but it was previously possible for anyone -- from individuals to marketing firms -- to export the contact details of their connections and use it however they wanted. In what will be seen as a big win for users in general and privacy advocates, you now have to explicitly enable the setting for people to be able to export your email address. See also: BullGuard and… [Continue Reading]
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  The industries that can expect to see the most from XR in the next 4 years

  Publié: novembre 22, 2018, 1:40pm CET par Mark Bates

  For many years, Virtual Reality was seen as just a futuristic concept, but in 2010, the prototype of the Oculus Rift was released, before eventually being rolled out for general consumption in 2012. Since then, other companies have followed suit, including Samsung, Sony (PlayStation) and HTC (Vive). The use of Augmented Reality has also started to rise, both in the gaming world and in many other sectors. Both technologies are now being referred to as Extended Reality (XR), and there are huge plans afoot to develop them for a range of industries. Here are the industries that will be utilizing… [Continue Reading]
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  Now you can use Siri to launch Google Assistant on your iPhone

  Publié: novembre 22, 2018, 12:18pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  If you have an iPhone, you use Siri; if you have an Android phone, you use Google Assistant. Right? Thanks to Siri Shortcuts -- and an update from Google -- it's now easier than ever to access Google Assistant on your iPhone with a voice command. With iOS 12, Apple introduced Siri Shortcuts giving users the opportunity to record their own voice triggers that can then be used to perform different actions. Now Google Assistant supports Siri Shortcuts, so you can access it via Siri. See also: Surface Pro 6 beats iPad Pro in bend test Apple might repair your… [Continue Reading]
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  Surface Pro 6 beats iPad Pro in bend test

  Publié: novembre 22, 2018, 10:46am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Last week, Apple's latest iPad Pro was put through its paces by JerryRigEverything. We're not talking benchmarks of speed here, we're talking durability tests -- the iPad Pro was scratched, burned and bent to see what sort of punishment it could take. In short, Apple's tablet was found to be extremely bendy. Actually, scratch that… it basically folded like a wet tissue. Now JerryRigEverything has turned its attention to the Surface Pro 6, finding that it is far more durable and able to withstand a bend test much more impressively. See also: Satechi unveils Aluminum USB Type-C Mobile Pro Hub… [Continue Reading]