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  Emby Server 4 adds live TV guide data, boosts performance across the board

  Publié: janvier 17, 2019, 9:46pm CET par Nick Peers

  Anyone who’s got a load of digital media lying about needs a media server, and while the obvious solution is to install Kodi or Plex, you might be missing a trick. Although it’s still overshadowed by its better-known rivals, Emby Server 4.0 has just been released for Windows, Mac and Linux, plus is now available for Nvidia Shield and Android devices too. In truth, Emby is a direct competitor to Plex rather than Kodi, sharing the same server-client approach to storing, streaming and sharing media. Version 4.0 is a major update and existing users are warned that it involves a… [Continue Reading]
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  Windows 10 October 2018 Update finally starts its phased rollout -- here's how to block it

  Publié: janvier 17, 2019, 5:09pm CET par Wayne Williams

  The Windows 10 October 2018 update, aka Windows 10 version 1809, aka the botched update that deleted user files, caused default app issues, broke Apple iCloud, Edge, and Windows Store apps, and introduced a bunch of other problems, is finally rolling out to all -- well most -- users. The update was first released at the start of last October, but then pulled a few days later when the scale of its problems become noticed. It was re-released in November, with a bunch of new problems. Microsoft has been working to fix these, and last month made 1809 available to… [Continue Reading]
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  Enterprise IT continues to move to the cloud

  Publié: janvier 17, 2019, 3:26pm CET par Ian Barker

  Cloud adoption in enterprises is already very high and growth is likely to continue in 2019 according to the latest cloud adoption survey from NetEnrich. The study of IT decision makers in businesses with 500 or more employees shows 85 percent of respondents report either moderate or extensive production use of cloud infrastructure, while 80 percent say their companies have moved at least a quarter of all their applications and workloads to the public cloud. In addition 86 percent of respondents have re-architected some or all of their applications to use cloud-native services. Benefits from these changes include a faster… [Continue Reading]
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  How to view Wi-Fi passwords in Windows

  Publié: janvier 17, 2019, 1:43pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  You have probably used your laptop in all sorts of places. As well as at home and in the office, you may well have used it in hotels, coffee shops and other locations that offer Wi-Fi access. As such, you've almost certainly got a large number of Wi-Fi passwords saved on your computer, passwords that are seemingly inaccessible. But these saved passwords are accessible -- if you know where to look, that is. This is handy if you need the password to get your phone online, or another laptop. Here's how to recover saved Wi-Fi passwords. See also: Windows 10… [Continue Reading]
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  Poor information management harms productivity

  Publié: janvier 17, 2019, 1:08pm CET par Ian Barker

  Poor information management processes are making jobs harder for staff and reducing their productivity and effectiveness in the workplace, according to new research from information management specialist M-Files Corporation. Navigating different systems and locations to find the correct version of a file they are looking for negatively affects productivity according to 82 percent of respondents. In addition, 91 percent of respondents say their job would be easier if they could quickly and easily access the most current version of a document, without having to worry about the system or repository in which it resides. The study also identifies a number… [Continue Reading]
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  Huge Collection #1 database leak exposes 773 million email addresses and 21 million passwords

  Publié: janvier 17, 2019, 11:31am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A massive database leak -- dubbed Collection #1 -- has made its way to hacking forums, exposing millions of email addresses and passwords. The news was first shared by Troy Hunt -- the man behind Have I Been Pwned? -- who explains that the leak comprises, "many different individual data breaches from literally thousands of different sources". Hunt explains that there are "1,160,253,228 unique combinations of email addresses and passwords", so there are a very large number of people that may have been affected by the leak. See also: Organizations suffer breaches despite confidence in their security measures Email security… [Continue Reading]
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  Android Q leak shows dark mode, improved privacy and intriguing Desktop Mode

  Publié: janvier 17, 2019, 10:24am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The inclusion of a system-wide dark mode in Android Q is something that has been rumored for a little while now, and a new leak of the next version of Google's mobile operating system seems to confirm this. A leaked build of Android Q not only features a customizable dark mode option, but it also shows that Google has tightened up permissions to help improve privacy. There are also exciting references to a Desktop Mode feature which would appear to be similar to Samsung DeX in making it possible to connect a phone to a monitor and use it like… [Continue Reading]