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  Microsoft takes Insiders into next year, with the release of the first Windows 10 20H1 build

  Publié: février 14, 2019, 8:24pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Microsoft is currently hard at work finishing off the next big feature update for Windows 10, codenamed 19H1. This is due out in a couple of months’ time, and will be followed by 19H2, out in the Fall. Insiders who opted into the Skip Ahead branch (if you missed your chance to join the ring before it closed, follow these instructions to gain access) are likely expecting to receive builds from the 19H2 branch, but surprisingly today Microsoft is rolling out Build 18836 from the future 20H1 development branch. SEE ALSO: Forget Linux -- Here's how to install Windows 10… [Continue Reading]
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  System76 refreshes Serval WS Linux laptop with 9th Gen Intel Core CPUs and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20-Series GPUs

  Publié: février 14, 2019, 7:55pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Nowadays, many consumers put a premium on having a thin and light computer. This is understandable, as no one wants to lug around a big and heavy notebook. With that said, some people only care about raw power -- weight and size be damned. System76's Serval WS is one such laptop -- insanely powerful, but boy howdy, it is a biggun! The 15-inch model weighs 7.5 pounds, while the 17-inch variant tips the scales at 8.6! Today, System76 launches a refreshed version of the Linux laptop. It features desktop-class 9th Generation Intel Core processors, which is cool, but arguably more intriguing is the NVIDIA GeForce RTX… [Continue Reading]
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  Dark web tags harm website performance and put data at risk

  Publié: février 14, 2019, 5:03pm CET par Ian Barker

  Website tags, small pieces of JavaScript code or small images, are often used to collect information about users. But they can add to load times and if misused can be a security risk too. A new study from digital governance specialist Crownpeak reveals over 1,700 'dark web' tags found on websites belonging to companies in the Fortune 100, causing a total average website latency of 5.2 seconds. Crownpeak categorised tags into 'first-party tags' -- added directly to the source code of a web page, and 'dark web tags' -- injected by first-party tags either intentionally or unintentionally. The 20 worst… [Continue Reading]
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  New concept video of iOS 13 is packed with exciting features

  Publié: février 14, 2019, 4:41pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  We won’t get a proper look at iOS 13 until Apple reveals it later in the year, but that isn’t going to stop people from coming up with some ideas of how the mobile operating system should look. Just a couple of weeks ago we saw one iOS 13 concept video, and now another has surfaced. A collaboration between AppleiDesigner and Skyline News, this latest concept is packed with ideas to get excited about for iPhone and iPad users alike -- a redesigned status bar, system-wide dark mode, some great-looking wallpapers, and customizable lock screen elements. See also: Feast your… [Continue Reading]
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  Zoho launches next generation Office Suite with added AI

  Publié: février 14, 2019, 4:14pm CET par Ian Barker

  Popular cloud-based office suite Zoho is launching a new version of its software complete with AI-powered personal assistant. Zoho Office is made up of four cloud-based productivity software applications -- Zoho Writer, Zoho Sheet, Zoho Show, and Zoho Notebook. These are fully integrated with each other and with Zoho Mail the company’s messaging app Cliq. Key feature of the latest version is the use across the board of the 'Zia' AI-powered assistant. In Zoho Writer, Zia can detect context-based grammar mistakes, rate the readability score of each document, and suggest style corrections to improve overall writing quality. In Zoho Sheet,… [Continue Reading]
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  Google is bringing virtual desktops to Chrome OS

  Publié: février 14, 2019, 3:50pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Chromebooks have fared far better than many people would have first thought when they first appeared on the market, and Google's Chrome OS is going from strength to strength. While not yet ready to topple either Windows or macOS, the operating system continues to gain features that make it increasingly appealing. One addition that is on the horizon and likely to please many users and potential users alike is virtual desktops. This is something we have heard about before in relation to Chrome OS, but a recent commit to the Chromium Gerrit shows that "virtual desks" are being worked on… [Continue Reading]
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  Roses are red, violets are blue, Valentine scammers are out to trick you

  Publié: février 14, 2019, 3:28pm CET par Ian Barker

  A Nigeria-based gang of scam artists, known as Scarlet Widow, have been using romance scams to trick victims out of large amounts of cash. Secure email company Agari has uncovered the scam which involves posting fake personas on the largest dating websites like Match, eHarmony, and OKCupid. Scarlet Widow also targets relationship seekers on more specialized sites, such as Dating4Disabled.com, FarmersDatingSite.com, and DivorcedPeopleMeet.com, and uses sites for people seeking partners in the US military, including MilitaryCupid.com. Fake personas used include 'Laura Cahill,' a Texan model working in Paris; 'Starling Micheal,' a handsome United States Army captain stationed in Afghanistan, whose… [Continue Reading]
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  AmpliFi will pay you $100 to switch from a competitor's mesh networking system

  Publié: février 14, 2019, 3:12pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  When Amazon announced it was buying eero, some people panicked. After all, home networking equipment is a very personal thing -- it can be worrying when a multi-billion dollar firm becomes the new owner. It is totally warranted to be concerned about the privacy implications. With that said, it is not a given that Amazon will be nefarious in this regard. AmpliFi -- Ubiquiti Networks' home brand -- understands that people are concerned, so it wants to help eero owners that are looking to abandon ship. You see, AmpliFi will pay you $100 if you switch to its HD Wi-Fi… [Continue Reading]
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  Forget Linux -- Here's how to install Windows 10 on Raspberry Pi 3

  Publié: février 14, 2019, 2:30pm CET par Wayne Williams

  The official way to install a version of Microsoft’s latest operating system on a Raspberry Pi is to use Windows 10 IoT, but that’s a stripped down version and a far cry from the Windows 10 we know and love/hate (delete as applicable). Microsoft makes a version of Windows 10 that runs on ARM processors, and there’s now an unofficial Windows On ARM tool that lets you install that OS on the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B or B+. Apart from the installer itself, which you can download from here, you will need a copy of Windows 10 for ARM,… [Continue Reading]
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  Final text of new EU Copyright Directive retains controversial content blocking of Article 13

  Publié: février 14, 2019, 10:56am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  In an attempt to bring aging copyright laws up to date for the digital age, the European Parliament and European Commission have agreed the final text of the EU Copyright Directive. After several rounds of intense negotiations, it was decided to retain the controversial Article 13 which can be used to block the uploading of content, and Article 11 which has been described as the "link tax". The directive will place the onus on the likes of Google and Facebook to ensure that users do not upload copyrighted content, leading to fears that this could mean the introduction of restrictive… [Continue Reading]