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  Forget buggy Windows 10, Windows 11 is the operating system we want

  Publié: décembre 11, 2018, 9:08pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Windows 10 is a very good operating system, but the October 2018 Update has left a bad taste in many users' mouths. It caused a multitude of problems, got pulled, and even after it was made available again, new issues surfaced. The April 2018 Update rolled out to users at lightning speed, but the October 2018 Update has only been installed on about 3 percent of systems to date. Ouch. Microsoft has said previously that Windows 10 will be the "last version of Windows", but is it time to rethink that idea and give users an operating system that goes… [Continue Reading]
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  The OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition is just getting silly with 10GB RAM

  Publié: décembre 11, 2018, 5:34pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Over the last few years, OnePlus has jumped from being a weird indie outsider to being something of a household name. Its twice-yearly smartphone releases are always eagerly awaited, and there have been a handful of special editions thrown in for good measure. The latest of these is the OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition, and it is the epitome of going over the top. Packing a rather excessive-seeming 10GB of RAM, the latest addition to the OnePlus stable rocks not only a headline-grabbing amount of memory (which is probably the point), but also the incredibly fast Warp Charge 30 charging system…… [Continue Reading]
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  Amplification bots used to raise the popularity and legitimacy of Twitter posts

  Publié: décembre 11, 2018, 5:08pm CET par Ian Barker

  Earlier this year we looked at Duo Security's research into Twitter bots which focused on fake followers. The company has now published some further research looking at amplification bots. So what is an amplification bot? They exist to boost content through likes and retweets. Duo has produced an algorithm to identify these bots and was able to find more than 7,000 over a 24 hour period. "These bots exist to spread content and disseminate it to more people, and to raise the credibility or the popularity of that content by spiking retweet numbers," Jordan Wright, principal R&D engineer at Duo says.… [Continue Reading]
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  Enterprises turn to software solutions to manage endpoint devices

  Publié: décembre 11, 2018, 4:20pm CET par Ian Barker

  As businesses embrace digital transformation, things like the growth of distributed workforces and remote work are impacting both the day-to-day responsibilities and long-term plans of IT managers. Software and cloud managed services company Unify Square has commissioned a survey from Osterman Research to sample the views of IT managers who oversee unified communications (UC) and workstream collaboration (WSC) environments. The findings show that 43 percent of respondents anticipate the portion of their total UC budget dedicated to device management expenditures will grow over the next three years. "There's no question that the UC industry is experiencing a tectonic shift, driven by… [Continue Reading]
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  MSI announces Oculux NXG251R 24.5-inch FHD gaming monitor with NVIDIA G-Sync

  Publié: décembre 11, 2018, 2:33pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  When shopping for a gaming monitor, it is easy to get attracted to high-resolution models, such as 2K or 4K. And yeah, the higher the resolution the better is true for normal computing use, but for gaming, that means you need a more powerful gaming card to push that resolution. If you are on a budget and your video card isn’t top of the line, a 1080p model is still a great choice. Today, MSI unveils a new model that is beautiful in design. The Oculux NXG251R, as it is called, is a FHD display that supports NVIDIA G-Sync technology. It… [Continue Reading]
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  Firefox Quantum 64 improves tab management, adds Task Manager page

  Publié: décembre 11, 2018, 1:48pm CET par Nick Peers

  With the news that Microsoft Edge will be ditching its own browser engine in favor of Google’s Chromium, those wishing to strike a blow against monopolization the net should be looking at Mozilla’s Firefox, which continues to develop its own independent Gecko engine. Firefox Quantum 64.0 has just been released for desktop, along with Firefox for Android 64.0. Mozilla has made its own pitch for why the news about Edge could be bad for the wider net, but in the meantime Firefox 64.0 delivers a smattering of new features, and various other changes. US users will start to see more… [Continue Reading]
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  Christmas tech gadgets increase household cyber risks

  Publié: décembre 11, 2018, 1:26pm CET par Ian Barker

  Many people will be receiving new tech gadgets over the Christmas period, including smartphones, gaming consoles, tablets, connected toys, and a whole range of apps to go with them. But new research from from cybersecurity training organization the SANS Institute finds that while people are aware of the risks these devices can pose, they may not have the skills to properly protect them. The study of 1000 parents and 1000 students aged 14-18 in the UK finds 72 percent of parents and 68 percent of students see the biggest cybersecurity risk to their family as the theft of their personal… [Continue Reading]
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  Windows 10 sends activity history to Microsoft even when told not to

  Publié: décembre 11, 2018, 12:17pm CET par Ian Barker

  We all know that Windows 10 logs data about what you do on your PC. What you may not be aware of is that it still sends that information to Microsoft even if you have told it not to. Sneaky, huh? People on Reddit have been discussing the issue and finding that even if the option to send data to the cloud is turned off it still shows in the online Privacy Dashboard. You can check this for yourself. Go to Settings, Privacy, Activity History and uncheck Let Windows synchronise my activities from this PC to the cloud. You can… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 19H1 Build 18298 with Notepad improvements and updates to File Explorer and the Start menu

  Publié: décembre 11, 2018, 9:31am CET par Wayne Williams

  Although the Windows 10 October 2018 Update is still only trickling out to users (AdDupex says as of the end of November under 3 percent of users have it installed), Microsoft is hard at work on the follow up due out next spring. The latest Windows 10 19H1 Insider preview Build for Insiders in the Fast ring offers a number of new changes including File Explorer and Start menu improvements, and Notepad updates. File Explorer gains a new icon which is designed to work better with 19H1’s new Light theme. Also, when you download items, a new sorting approach will… [Continue Reading]