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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 19H1 Build 18312

  Publié: janvier 9, 2019, 8:07pm CET par Wayne Williams

  We’re only nine days into 2019, and Microsoft is rolling out the second 19H1 build of the new year to Insiders on the Fast ring. Build 18312 gives users access to the new 'reserved storage' feature which we covered yesterday. This reserves around 7GB of storage on Windows 10 systems to guarantee day-to-day smooth running, and also to ensure that large updates don't fail on systems with limited free space. To try it out though, you will need to run through this quest which will give you access to it in the next flight. If you run the quest before… [Continue Reading]
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  Lexar unveils 1TB 633x SDXC UHS-I card -- yes, a terabyte!

  Publié: janvier 9, 2019, 7:59pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Goodness gracious -- we have come such a long way with storage. Floppy disks, which were still prevalent in homes and universities less than two decades ago, held just 1.44 MB of data. Flash storage changed everything, however, as diminutive USB thumb drives and storage cards offered ever-expanding capacities. Quite frankly, it is unreal to see how many files can be held on a card that is smaller than a postage stamp these days, such as micro SD. For photographers, full-sized SD cards still reign supreme, and today, Lexar unveils a new card with an insanely large capacity -- 1TB. Yes,… [Continue Reading]
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  What does IT performance really mean?

  Publié: janvier 9, 2019, 6:25pm CET par Josh Williams

  IT is moving into the future, growing beyond its traditional role to become a center of innovation -- so then why are conversations about IT performance stuck in the past? Too often, the discussion starts with the hard numbers of quantitative performance, what I call "speeds and feeds": details like what kind of processor, memory size, disk I/O or throughput. The problem is that using these metrics to evaluate the performance of your IT -- whether solutions, service providers or the organization itself -- comes hopelessly short of determining the value that IT is bringing to its new task of… [Continue Reading]
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  In defense of private companies: Creating a cyber risk-aware culture

  Publié: janvier 9, 2019, 4:46pm CET par R. Borelli/J. Bernard

  Each year, the amount of investment organizations -- big and small -- are making to protect their most valuable assets with technological and physical safeguards continues to grow by staggering amounts. Yet, with just one click or touch, an unsuspecting employee can expose a company to cyber spying, ransomware or outright theft. Private companies are aware of various risks posed to their businesses both from external threat actors (e.g., business/political rivals, organized cyber criminals) and from their own personnel (e.g., disgruntled employees). This year, 38 percent of mid-market and private leaders ranked cybersecurity as a top information technology (IT) investment… [Continue Reading]
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  Toshiba announces BG4 96-layer 3D flash NVMe SSD with up to 1TB capacity

  Publié: janvier 9, 2019, 3:31pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Today at CES 2019, Toshiba announced a new SSD series. Designed primarily for PC manufacturers, the "BG4," as it is called, is an NVMe SSD that features 96-layer 3D flash and up to 1TB capacity. While the drive is not necessarily intended for consumers to buy directly, it will undoubtedly find its way to them through PC purchases. So yes, it is OK to be excited for it, folks -- especially since it is significantly faster than its predecessor, the BG3. ALSO READ: Toshiba unveils 16TB MG08 CMR HDD "This new series of single package SSDs, featuring PCIe Gen3 x4 lanes, offers… [Continue Reading]
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  After its profit warning, Apple slashes iPhone production by 10 percent

  Publié: janvier 9, 2019, 1:34pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It's not all that long since Apple celebrated becoming a trillion dollar company, but then just last week it issued a profit warning and its value plummeted. Hot on the heals on this comes the news that Apple is cutting production of new iPhones for the current quarter by a significant amount. The Nikkei Asian Review reports that Apple is slashing production of its current trio of iPhone models by 10 percent in the January-March quarter. See also: New Apple support page addresses the issue of bent iPad Pros Shares plummet following Apple's profit warning, blamed on China, lower iPhone… [Continue Reading]
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  SMB Wi-Fi done right: 7 best practices you likely aren't following

  Publié: janvier 9, 2019, 10:55am CET par Derrick Wlodarz

  If there is one thing that doesn't shock me anymore, it's the fact of how prevalent and pervasive incorrectly deployed Wi-Fi is across the small to midsize business (SMB) landscape. The sober reality is that Wi-Fi has an extremely low barrier to entry thanks to a bevy of options on the market. But a well-tuned setup that accounts for proper coverage levels, speeds, and client counts in a measured manner is almost as much of an art as it is a science. Hence why more often than not, clients are calling us for an SOS to help save them from… [Continue Reading]
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  Satechi launches a pair of elegant USB-C power delivery travel chargers

  Publié: janvier 9, 2019, 4:08am CET par Brian Fagioli

  There are a lot of devices that charge with USB-C these days. With that said, there are many that don't. It is for that reason that it is wise to get a charger that offers both USB-C and USB-A charging ports. This way, you increase the possibility that you charger will not only meet your needs, but the needs of friends and family too. You can be seen as a super hero to your significant other while on vacation, for instance, when your charger can juice up essentially any device. Today, popular company Satechi launches two such chargers, and they… [Continue Reading]