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  Google Translate aims to reduce gender bias

  Publié: décembre 6, 2018, 7:54pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Gender and sex are two different things -- the latter is biological, while the former is a social construction. For much of humanity, the two have been linked, but in recent years, some of our minds have evolved to think outside this box. Sure, there are still ignorant people that feel gender and their stereotypical roles should be cemented into society, but the truth is, women are doing jobs that men have historically done, and vice versa. And doing them well, I must add. For instance, a soldier can be a woman, while a nurse can be a man --… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft confirms plans to use open source Chromium to develop Edge

  Publié: décembre 6, 2018, 7:07pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Just a couple of days ago, news crept out about Microsoft's project Anaheim -- a Chromium-based web browser said to be a replacement for Microsoft Edge. This understandably generated a great deal of interest... So much, in fact, that Microsoft has been compelled to speak out and confirm what its plans are. Microsoft says that it is not building a replacement for Edge, but confirms that it will be embracing Chromium in the development of the browser. It is part of the company's increasing involvement in the open source community, and is driven by a desire to improve web compatibility… [Continue Reading]
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  Google to kill off Allo as the company streamlines messaging in its own unique way

  Publié: décembre 6, 2018, 6:26pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  There has been a great deal of speculation recently about what Google's plans are for dealing with its plethora of messaging tools. There had been suggestions that Hangouts could be for the chop, but now Google has spoken out to say that this is not -- quite -- the case, and in fact it is Allo that will be shuttered. The closure of Allo will come just two-and-a-half years since it first appeared. Google says that it has learned a lot from releasing Allo, and plans to bring the best of its features to the Messages app. In a blog… [Continue Reading]
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  96 percent of employees struggle to locate files

  Publié: décembre 6, 2018, 3:14pm CET par Ian Barker

  According to a new report, 96 percent of all employees face some sort of difficulty when looking for the most recent version of a document or file. The study from information management company M-Files also reveals that 83 percent of staff worldwide are forced to recreate documents that already exist but can't be found. "Information and the speed at which it flows throughout an organization is a key determinant of business success," says Greg Milliken, senior vice president of marketing at M-Files. "The faster your staff can find and leverage information, the better your chances will be for achieving a… [Continue Reading]
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  Ubuntu-based Linux Mint 19.1 'Tessa' Beta now available with Cinnamon, MATE, or Xfce

  Publié: décembre 6, 2018, 3:01pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Windows 10 is getting worse every day. I used to call it a dumpster fire, but now I think it has devolved into an overturned "Porta-Potty" following all-day tailgating at an NFL stadium. Just recently, we learned that Microsoft is causing blue screens of death on its own Surface Book 2 hardware due to a bad update. Problematic updates are just par for the course for Windows 10 these days -- a crap (pun intended) shoot. If you are tired of living in constant fear that your computer will break due to a faulty Windows update, it is time to… [Continue Reading]
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  Oaxis Timepiece -- smart style meets smart tech

  Publié: décembre 6, 2018, 12:18pm CET par Ian Barker

  For many people wearing a watch is as much about how it looks as how it works. In these days of smart devices that often requires a trade off between style and function. Do you leave your good-looking watch at home while you wear your smart watch, or do you look a bit needy by putting a wearable fitness tracker or similar on your other wrist? With the Oaxis Timepiece you no longer have to make the choice. The Timepiece is a good-looking analogue watch with smart functions that include a fitness tracker, heart rate monitor and alerts for smartphone… [Continue Reading]