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Razer Blade Stealth gets improved graphics, 4K display, thinner bezels, and better battery life
Publié: décembre 4, 2018, 7:55pm CET par Brian Fagioli
Razer is a company that is known for its gaming accessories, but also, its gaming-focused notebooks. Its Blade Stealth laptop isn't a gaming machine, but it is quite svelte and beautiful. Seriously, folks, the Blade Stealth is an impressive Windows 10 notebook. Today, the Razer Blade Stealth gets a massive refresh. It now has a 4K screen option, thinner bezels, a Windows Hello camera, and significantly improved battery life (up to 13 hours). Best of all, you can opt for NVIDIA GeForce MX150 graphics for modest gaming capability. Thanks to Thunderbolt 3, you can also add an eGPU for when even… [Continue Reading] -
Privacy-focused DuckDuckGo finds Google personalizes search results even for logged out and incognito users
Publié: décembre 4, 2018, 6:58pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
You might well expect that if you perform a Google search while signed into your Google account that the results will be tailored according to what that company has learned about you over the years. But what about when you're not signed into your account? A study carried out by the privacy-centric search engine DuckDuckGo yielded some slightly surprising results. In tests earlier in the year, it was found that even when people searched without logging into a Google account -- or when they used private browsing mode -- "most participants saw results unique to them", suggesting there was still… [Continue Reading] -
These are the best apps, games, music, movies and more of 2018... according to Apple
Publié: décembre 4, 2018, 6:13pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
The end of the year approaches and so the "best of" lists start to emerge. Jumping on the bandwagon is Apple, providing us with a lengthy list of the best apps, games, music, podcasts, TV shows, and just about everything else digital you can think of. The charts have not been compiled by simply calculating which apps have proved most popular with user. Apple describes it as "an invariable list of the who's who and what's what from the past year" which is a combination of both "top charts and selects from our editors". Are your favorites featured? The look-back… [Continue Reading] -
Hate Edge? Microsoft may be ready to move on to a Chromium-based browser
Publié: décembre 4, 2018, 5:34pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
If Microsoft isn't careful, it is going to start getting through web browsers faster than Google gets through messaging tools. Having moved on from Internet Explorer to Edge, the company is now said to be looking to transition to a Chromium-based browser for Windows 10. It's fair to say that Edge hasn't won itself too many fans since it first appeared three years ago, so the suggestion that Microsoft may ditch EdgeHTML in favour of a browser based on Chromium is likely to be widely welcomed. Said to be codenamed Anaheim, the news Microsoft has a new rendering engine on… [Continue Reading] -
Fake ransomware 'cures' actually just pay the scammer
Publié: décembre 4, 2018, 3:15pm CET par Ian Barker
In an interesting new trend some companies are claiming to be able to unlock encrypted files following a ransomware attack, but are in fact simply acting as brokers between victims and attackers. Researchers at Check Point have discovered a Russian IT consultancy named Dr. Shifro that claims to unlock and recover consumers' and businesses' encrypted files. In fact, the company simply pays the ransomware's creator themselves and passes the cost onto the victim at a 75 percent-plus profit margin. So victim's files are decrypted, the cybercriminal gets a ransom payment and Dr. Shifro pockets a substantial fee. In one case… [Continue Reading] -
Google Santa Tracker gets even better for Christmas 2018
Publié: décembre 4, 2018, 1:56pm CET par Brian Fagioli
Santa Claus is real. While it is popular to think the jolly fat man is merely fiction, that simply isn't true. Don't believe me? Back in the early 90s, when I was a kid, I asked Santa for a Super Nintendo and I got it! How else can that be explained? Exactly. If you want further proof that Mr. Claus exists, every year, Google launches a Santa Tracker that allows you to track his gift-delivering journey around the world. The search giant's offering is more than just monitoring Santa's route, however. Actually, Google also shares a fun interactive online "village"… [Continue Reading] -
True Key by McAfee uses facial recognition to securely store your passwords
Publié: décembre 4, 2018, 1:36pm CET par Chris Wiles
After listening to years of security advice, many of us now use different passwords to access various websites. Problem is, how do you store and synchronize this data across your devices? You can’t remember every unique password. The secret is a password manager which enables you to store a central 'master password' (which you can remember) and then gain access to this securely stored data on any supported device. Problem is, can you trust a centralized password manager after previous security issues? True Key by McAfee is a central password manager from an established security developer (McAfee is owned by Intel) and… [Continue Reading] -
100 million Quora users data exposed in major breach
Publié: décembre 4, 2018, 12:18pm CET par Ian Barker
Question and answer site Quora has revealed that its user data has been compromised as a result of unauthorized access to its systems by a 'malicious third party'. The breach occurred on Friday and Quora is still investigating the causes. It has taken the step of logging out all users who may have been affected and forcing them to reset their passwords. It also says it will continue to make security improvements. It’s believed the leak may have exposed data from social networks like Facebook and Twitter if users chose to link these to their Quora accounts. Quora has more… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft says the iPad is fine for six-year-olds, but Surface Go is a 'real computer'
Publié: décembre 4, 2018, 11:42am CET par Wayne Williams
The iPad remains by far and away the most popular tablet, with Apple securing 34.9 percent market share this year, up from 29.9 percent in 2017. The iPad is one of the few tablets to enjoy any kind of growth this year -- the market as a whole was down 13.5 percent during the second quarter of 2018. Apple’s tablet is therefore the obvious target for any rival companies to aim for, and Microsoft has really gone on the attack with a new holiday ad for Surface Go. The ad, which you can watch below, features a ten-year-old imploring her… [Continue Reading] -
New Kodi 18 'Leia' Release Candidate (RC2) available to download now!
Publié: décembre 4, 2018, 11:03am CET par Wayne Williams
We are edging ever closer to the full and final release of the next big version of Kodi, codenamed Leia. The second release candidate drops today, meaning the Kodi Foundation is still on target to release the final build this year. SEE ALSO: New Kodi 18 'Leia' Release Candidate (RC1) available to download now! Kodi 18 'Leia' will come with fewer features installed, and that’s a good thing Most notable changes in RC2 include: Update documentation regarding Python and Skin development: Kodi Doxygen Linux powermanagement: change logind detection to also use Dbus Android: Fix playback for some PVR add-ons Fix performance… [Continue Reading]