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5 industries being revolutionized by 3D Printing
Publié: février 12, 2019, 10:16pm CET par Kayla Matthews
Ever since its conception, 3D printing has represented a significant leap forward in technology. Granted, many people believe there was an excessive amount of hype around 3D printing when the tech first hit markets. While there were some kinks to work out, however, no one can deny the revolution that swept over almost every industry in the world. The simple idea of creating anything from nearly any material in the comfort of your home or warehouse has meant that suddenly, a lot of middlemen are getting cut out of a job. Yet, for the businesses themselves, 3D printing has been… [Continue Reading] -
What's the role of colo in the era of Multicloud and Hybrid IT?
Publié: février 12, 2019, 9:31pm CET par TJ Waldorf
The year is 2010. Cloud adoption is growing by leaps and bounds. Soon, everything will be in the cloud, and why wouldn’t it be? But here in 2019, we know now that the narrative has shifted a bit. Our recent survey, The State of IT Infrastructure Management, only proves that the story is a little more complex than 100 percent cloud: Among organizations moving some of their on-prem infrastructure off-prem within the next three years, nearly four in 10 plan to move to a colocation environment. It’s true that both public and private cloud also stand to gain much from the… [Continue Reading] -
HUAWEI's open source WATCH GT smartwatch is coming to America
Publié: février 12, 2019, 8:07pm CET par Brian Fagioli
HUAWEI makes excellent products -- its laptops, tablets, and smartphones are some of the best. The company wisely focuses on beauty in technology, crafting devices that don't just work well, but look attractive too. The Huawei MateBook 13, for instance, is one of the most beautiful laptops I've had the pleasure of using. Its products are not just skin deep, however, as they are also backed by high durability and performance. The company is hoping American consumers will also be interested in its wearables, as today, it reveals the previously announced HUAWEI WATCH GT is finally coming to America. While… [Continue Reading] -
Could the 3D video selfie replace 2FA?
Publié: février 12, 2019, 5:16pm CET par Ian Barker
The industry is constantly looking for ways to bolster login security. Multi-factor authentication and knowledge-based systems are popular but can be cumbersome, so how about using something you carry around all the time, yourself -- or indeed yourselfie? Identity specialist Jumio is launching Jumio Authentication, a video-selfie authentication tool enabling users to verify themselves during high-risk transactions and unlock everything from online accounts to rental cars, replacing passwords on any device. "As more of our important interactions move online, establishing trust digitally has become critical," says Stephen Stuut, CEO of Jumio. "Jumio is pioneering selfie-based authentication to allow businesses to… [Continue Reading] -
Unmanaged open source code could put companies at risk
Publié: février 12, 2019, 4:15pm CET par Ian Barker
More than half the code found in commercial software packages is open source, but if it isn’t properly tracked businesses might be in the dark on the number of vulnerabilities and license compliance issues that exist in their applications. Software supply chain specialist Flexera has released a report looking into the state of open source license compliance, based on analyzing data from 134 software audits. On average, the Flexera audit teams find one issue within every 32,873 lines of code. That might sound like a small number, but most applications now have well over 1,000,000 lines of code. Flexera discovered… [Continue Reading] -
Phishing gets more personal and harder to detect
Publié: février 12, 2019, 3:28pm CET par Ian Barker
An analysis of phishing attacks in the final quarter of 2018 reveals the majority of attacks showed an increase in target personalization, making them considerably more difficult to detect. The study by email protection start up INKY shows 12 percent of phishing attacks in the period took the form of corporate VIP impersonations, 10 percent were sender forgery and six percent were via corporate email spoofing. The corporate impersonation attacks often take place in real time and involve a scenario where the CEO (or perhaps someone from finance) is claimed to be in a meeting, or is in a limited… [Continue Reading] -
Philips launches a pair of affordable E Series monitors
Publié: février 12, 2019, 2:08pm CET par Brian Fagioli
Back in January, Philips announced a beautiful pair of curved monitors. The premium displays featured Windows Hello cameras and USB-C -- very cool features. Unfortunately, they both carried sky-high prices, starting at $799. What if you want a quality monitor at a more affordable price? Today, Philips launches yet another pair of monitors, this time for far less money. The 32-inch 326E8FJSB features a QHD 2560 x 1440 display, while the 27-inch 276E8VJSB can do 4K. The monitors have similar designs, with a beautiful curved base, but the smaller one has thinner bezels. The 32-inch model has HDMI, VGA, and DisplayPort for connectivity,… [Continue Reading] -
Data integration is the number one challenge for enterprises
Publié: février 12, 2019, 1:22pm CET par Ian Barker
Almost half of respondents to a new survey identify ever-increasing disparate data sources as a major pain point. The study from development technology specialist Progress also finds 44 percent of respondents are worried about integrating cloud data with on-premises data, making real-time hybrid connectivity critical. Increased data security vulnerabilities, penalties and regulations are creating new challenges and opportunities for data integration too. More than 65 percent of survey respondents say they have to comply with one or more standards. Standards-based access is growing in popularity as the number of data sources continues to grow at a rapid pace. Over 50… [Continue Reading] -
Here's what's new in Kodi 18.1 'Leia' RC
Publié: février 12, 2019, 12:50pm CET par Wayne Williams
Yesterday, the Kodi Foundation rolled out a release candidate for Kodi 18.1, the first update for the newest version of its popular home theater software. If you’ve been having problems with Kodi 18, then you’ll want to grab this as it comes with a long list of fixes and improvements. SEE ALSO: Kodi 18.1 'Leia' RC now available to download Kodi 18.1 'Leia' RC promises the following changes: Speed up Player and Playlists operations with JSON-RPC Define a senseful default value for advanced settings 'updateemptytagsinterval' Revert edge case crash fix that caused DVDs to be not recognized on macOS Remove… [Continue Reading] -
HUAWEI MateBook 13 laptop [Review]
Publié: février 12, 2019, 12:32pm CET par Brian Fagioli
There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all laptop. Sure, there are some computers that are built for general use and should meet the needs of many, but due to personal preferences, there will never be an overall consensus on style, size, or price. For instance, I personally find 13-inch laptops to be the best balance of portability and usefulness, but some folks will think such a screen is too small. Heck, some may even prefer an 11.6-inch screen -- such is life. With all of that said, HUAWEI has created a laptop that should check all the boxes for… [Continue Reading] -
Gmail gets a new right-click menu
Publié: février 12, 2019, 12:21pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
It is not news that Gmail has a right-click menu; what is news, however, is the fact that it has been updated so it is now actually useful. Google has gradually been updating Gmail over the years, and the refreshed context menu provides easy access to more message options. For control freaks, the new menu is a godsend and makes the web-based email tool more like using a desktop email client. See also: The Notifications Widget for Google Photos, Hangouts Chat and Google+ dies in March Google reveals the shutdown date for Google+ and when your data will be deleted… [Continue Reading] -
Avira Privacy Pal promises to close over 200 privacy holes on your PC
Publié: février 12, 2019, 12:09pm CET par Nick Peers
It’s almost impossible to do anything these days without leaving a tell-tale digital trail behind you, particularly when accessing internet-related services. Given many apps now spend a significant amount of time connected to the internet, you can’t rely on just locking down your web browser either. This where Avira Privacy Pal 1.8.0 for Windows PCs comes in. It promises to become your privacy-focused personal assistant, offering quick and simple fixes for over 200 privacy issues. Fire up the app and you’ll see it bends over backwards to be as simple to use as possible. Click 'Personalized' to set your desired… [Continue Reading] -
Health experts call on Facebook to close anti-vaxxer groups
Publié: février 12, 2019, 10:56am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Facebook is under pressure to stem the flow of pseudoscience among its users. The social network has faced criticism and pressure about many issues including the dissemination of fake news and disinformation, and false information spread by anti-vaxxers is the latest target of concerned experts. There has been much concern about how Facebook could be used to influence elections, but there are growing calls for the social media giant to step in and prevent anti-vaccinations groups from being used to spread false information. Despite medical evidence pointing to not only the efficacy but also the safety of vaccinations, the anti-vaxxer… [Continue Reading] -
Amazon enters the home Wi-Fi business by acquiring eero -- but why?
Publié: février 12, 2019, 2:13am CET par Brian Fagioli
Jeff Bezos may have his hands full with a pending divorce and alleged blackmail, but that is not going to slow Amazon down. Today, the popular retailer and Echo-maker announces a very intriguing acquisition. Surprisingly, Amazon will be buying for an undisclosed sum of money. Not familiar with that company? That's not surprising. While is fairly popular with in-the-know consumers, it is not exactly a household name. Just know eero makes well-received mesh systems -- essentially a router and a series of access points that work together for superior coverage. But really, the company Amazon is acquiring isn't really important. The… [Continue Reading]