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  Tumblr turns family-friendly and bans ALL adult content

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 9:19pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Tumblr has announced that it is to introduce a ban on all adult content across the platform in a major reversal of policy. The site has long been home to all manner of explicit content, and this lack of censorship is part of the reason for Tumblr's popularity. The site says that, as of December 17, "adult content will not be allowed on Tumblr, regardless of how old you are". The announcement was made in the Tumblr Help Center, and it comes as the company aims to appeal to a wider age range. Just last week the Tumblr app was… [Continue Reading]
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  Barnes and Noble launches NOOK Tablet 7-inch for less than $50

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 7:52pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  For a while, it seemed like tablets were going to become the most popular consumer devices, but then, they weren't. People tired of trying to retrofit them with keyboards to make them faux-laptops -- they just used actual laptops instead. Not to mention, with smartphones getting increasingly larger screens, tablets began to feel a bit redundant. With that said, tablets have their place for media consumption -- I still prefer my iPad to my iPhone for watching videos. If you know someone that wants a tablet this holiday season, but you don't want to spend too much money to get… [Continue Reading]
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  The future of project management technology

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 7:30pm CET par Greg Bailey

  Emerging technologies are set to revolutionize project management. That won’t come as much of a shock to the average reader -- there’s been plenty of media coverage about the extent to which new technology like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and the Internet of Things (IoT) will transform industries from the bottom up. However, people often struggle to isolate the challenges that emerging technologies will solve, and the specific practices they will change -- even within their own industries. There’s a tacit assumption that change will come -- but the 'what', 'how' and 'when' of these seismic shifts remains unclear.… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft adds real-time captions and subtitles to Skype -- PowerPoint to follow

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 7:22pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  We're all pretty used to subtitles for movies and TV shows -- even if we don't need them, they can prove useful -- and Microsoft has now added this feature to Skype. Ostensibly an accessibility feature (and launched on United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities), the new option means that Skype will be able to use voice recognition to show you the text of what is being said in a voice call. Microsoft will also bring the same feature to PowerPoint next year. See also: Microsoft is sending Skype classic to the software graveyard in November Microsoft is… [Continue Reading]
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  How I infected my phone with a virus

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 2:59pm CET par Dominique René

  Smartphones are still shrouded by various myths. Reports say that long telephone conversations may cause tumors, your signal may weaken if you move too quickly, and strong signals from base stations could kill people. Whether or not these things are true remains a mystery, but one thing that we do know is real is the threat of mobile malware. Malicious programs are able to steal funds from your bank account, extract personal information, lock your phone screen, and render a smartphone useless, among other things. According to Statista, as of March 2018, "the total number of Android malware detections amounted… [Continue Reading]
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  Happy Holidays Giveaway: Win an Honor 7X or Honor View10 Android smartphone!

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 2:00pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  We are finally in the month of December, meaning many people are doing holiday shopping. While you can give your friends and family things like socks and underwear, let's be honest -- most folks want technology! A gift card is another option, but they are very impersonal and will not create a magical memory. If you really want to impress a loved one, you can't go wrong with a smartphone. Understandably, not everyone can afford to give a quality Android phone as a gift, so we here at BetaNews are giving two away! Yes, two winners will be selected to… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Play 'Best of 2018' revealed: YouTube TV, PUBG, Black Panther, PAW Patrol, and more

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 1:45pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  As 2018 comes to a close, many people start reflecting on the year. While there were many bad things occurring, such as the California wildfires and the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, it is important to remember many good things happen too -- they just don't often make the news. Hell, I am sure no person had a perfect 2018 -- everyone encounters peaks and valleys -- so hopefully you had more of the former than the latter. Media is a great way to distract us from the daily pitfalls of life. Things such as apps, games, music, and movies can… [Continue Reading]
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  5 sure-fire ways to kill your company's innovation

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 12:39pm CET par Steven L. Blue

  Innovation is difficult to come by. It is a fleeting concept that eludes most companies. In fact, the odds of a new product idea reaching full commercialization are less than 4 percent. And that is the best case. But, there are 5 sure-fire ways you can make certain innovation never sees the light of day at your company: 1.)  Don’t make innovation a top priority and an "all-hands" job requirement. Many CEO’s want innovation but only after "the real work" gets done. Here is a new flash: if you want to survive you better make innovation "the real work". Make… [Continue Reading]
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  Enterprises struggle to fill the cloud skills gap

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 12:25pm CET par Ian Barker

  According to a new study 94 percent of respondents find it at least 'somewhat difficult' to recruit candidates with the right technology and business skills for driving digital innovation. The report from AIOps platform company OpsRamp shows that over 60 percent of IT professionals say that a majority of their applications are either built or run using hybrid cloud architectures. This means organizations will need vastly different skills, technologies, and processes to run their infrastructure and operations over the next five years as they adopt a cloud-first posture. The report shows that 77 percent of enterprise IT teams are working… [Continue Reading]
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  The future of analytics: 6 predictions

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 12:24pm CET par Dr. Beverly Wright

  Analytics have become an important part of the decision-making process for many companies in the past few decades, particularly with corporations using data assets as a core competency and point of origin. My work in the past few decades in the data and analysis field have brought forward six predicted trends to watch for in the near future: 1.  Deliberate data-culture initiatives Companies articulate openly their need to shift their organizations culture to become more data-inspired in decision-making related to strategic and tactical decisions. Now it seems they’re starting to put initiatives in place to encourage this shift and move… [Continue Reading]
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  Don't be a data dinosaur

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 11:28am CET par Robert Dagge

  In today’s pressurized environment, decisions not only have to be right, but they also have to be made quickly. But with so much information coming from numerous different sources, it can be hard to pinpoint the important data. Since its launch in 1985, Excel has undoubtedly transformed the way businesses operate. However, over 30 years later it has not evolved to meet the speeds and efficiencies of other, more automated, solutions. Recording, analyzing, categorizing and reporting thousands of changing data points back to stakeholders is far more complex than plugging numbers into a table. Consequently, the cutting-edge technologies of yesterday… [Continue Reading]
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  10 quick observations about Google Pixel Slate

  Publié: décembre 3, 2018, 6:10am CET par Joe Wilcox

  Pixel Slate arrived at the Wilcox household on Nov. 28, 2018, from Google Store, with the order correctly fulfilled. Initial out-of-the-box reaction: "Oh". Underwhelmed. Nearly five days later: "Wow". The Chrome OS tablet is understated in all the ways that matter. My brain just needed a wee bit of time to appreciate the many nuances, rather than one obvious thing flipping the "ah-ha" switch. The Slate will finally complete my move away from Apple products, started in late July. The Chrome OS slab is set to replace iPad 10.5 and possibly could displace my beloved Pixelbook, as well. We shall see… [Continue Reading]