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  Future versions of Windows 10 will reserve 7GB of storage to prevent big updates failing

  Publié: janvier 8, 2019, 10:09pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Previous feature updates for Windows 10 tended to fail if you didn’t have enough free storage for the task. The onus was on users to free up the required space manually before the update could go ahead, but that’s about to change. In the next big feature update, version 1903 (codenamed 19H1), due out in the spring, Windows 10 will automatically reserve enough space to ensure the update can complete without problems. This might be 7GB, but it could be more, "based on how you use your device". This 'reserved storage' won’t be used exclusively for big updates though, it… [Continue Reading]
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  VisionTek launches Thunderbolt 3 Mini eGFX enclosure -- add a desktop graphics card to your laptop

  Publié: janvier 8, 2019, 8:02pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Thunderbolt 3 is great for many reasons -- it is fast, uses the USB-C connector, and allows you to expand the capability of your laptop. It used to be notebook owners were very limited for gaming, for instance, as you couldn't upgrade the graphics. Even if you opted for a quality mobile GPU from, say, AMD or NVIDIA, it still wouldn't compare to a high-end desktop graphics card. With Thunderbolt 3, however, you can easily add a top-tier desktop GPU to your laptop by leveraging an enclosure. Today, VisionTek launches a new such enclosure, and it looks amazing. I tried… [Continue Reading]
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  Yubico reveals its first Lightning security key for iOS devices

  Publié: janvier 8, 2019, 6:56pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Yubico offers a selection of security keys that can protect your data and which work with a growing number of popular apps and websites. They can replace passwords, or provide easy -- and strong -- two-factor authentication (2FA). Today at CES, Yubico revealed a private preview of YubiKey for Lightning, bringing the company’s physical token authentication to iPhones for the first time Wondering why it has taken so long for Yubico to support iOS? The company says that historically Apple’s mobile operating system has presented its developers with "some challenges", but it’s finally managed to surmount those. It received approval… [Continue Reading]
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  Toshiba unveils 16TB MG08 CMR HDD

  Publié: janvier 8, 2019, 2:54pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  As consumers use less and less local storage because of the cloud and streaming media, you would expect manufacturers to stop focusing on massive hard disk drives. After all, solid state drives are faster, albeit much more expensive from a capacity standpoint. And yeah, long gone are the days where PC manufacturers touted massive local disk capacity as a selling point. But still, there is a need for cost effective hard drives for data centers, servers, and more. Hell, there are professionals -- such as media creators -- that can benefit from a roomy hard drive as well. Thankfully, companies… [Continue Reading]
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  NSA plans to release tool for reverse-engineering software

  Publié: janvier 8, 2019, 11:35am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It feels like it has been a while since we've had any NSA-related news -- interest in mass surveillance has been overtaken by other concerns. After a series of Vault 7 leaks from WikiLeaks about the organization, the NSA is now planning to release its GHIDRA framework, designed to reverse-engineer malware and other software, later in the year. The framework will be available for Windows, macOS and Linux, and it is set to be demonstrated and publicly released at the RSAConference in March. While it might seem like a bad idea to release a tool that can be used to… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft now lets everyone create unlimited private GitHub repositories for free

  Publié: janvier 8, 2019, 10:50am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Since Microsoft bought GitHub last year there have been a few changes here and there, but the company has just announced something pretty major. While it previously cost $7 per month to create a private repository, now it is possible to create an unlimited number free of charge. There is a slight caveat, of course. Private projects are limited to up to three collaborators before a charge is applicable. Microsoft has also announced a new service, GitHub Enterprise, which brings together Enterprise Cloud (previously known as GitHub Business Cloud) and Enterprise Server (previously, and confusingly, known as GitHub Enterprise). For… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung's affordable 'Notebook Flash' Windows 10 laptop is adorably cute

  Publié: janvier 8, 2019, 2:54am CET par Brian Fagioli

  The 2019 Consumer Electronics Show hasn't officially started yet (it begins tomorrow), but there are already tons of new products being announced in anticipation. Quite frankly, there is too much stuff being unveiled lately, making it not much more than a bunch of noise. Trying to keep up with all the new products is an exercise in frustration -- I wouldn't be mad if CES was canceled forever. There are so many new Windows 10 laptops this year, for instance, that it can be hard to get excited over them. And yet, one has managed to tickle my fancy. No, it… [Continue Reading]