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Nebra Anybeam turns your Raspberry Pi into a pocket home cinema projector
Publié: avril 18, 2019, 10:09pm CEST par Wayne Williams
TVs are available to buy in truly huge sizes these days, and with 4K (and upwards) resolution, movies and TV shows really come to life. But there’s something even more magical about watching a film projected onto a screen or a wall. With the right setup, it can be like having a cinema in your home. You don’t necessarily need to spend a fortune on a projector though. Nebra Anybeam can turn your Raspberry Pi into a cinema projector that you can slip into your pocket and take anywhere. SEE ALSO: You can now buy an official Raspberry Pi keyboard… [Continue Reading] -
Google and Amazon bury the hatchet over childish YouTube and Prime Video hostility
Publié: avril 18, 2019, 7:58pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Amazon Fire TV provides a really great media consumption experience. And yet, I do not use it. Why? Well, I am a huge YouTube user -- both the regular video service, plus YouTube TV, and unfortunately, Google kept those services off of Amazon's TV hardware. In a bit of "tit for tat," Amazon kept its own Prime Video from Google's Android TV and Chromecast devices. Ultimately, this hostility hurt consumers, which is very unfortunate. Today, Google and Amazon finally bury the hatchet. YouTube apps are coming to Fire TV, while Prime Video is coming to both Android TV and Chromecast. Even… [Continue Reading] -
Google introduces new default search and browser choice options for Android users in Europe
Publié: avril 18, 2019, 7:32pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Having been hit with a fine by antitrust regulators in Europe, Google has said that it will roll out new default search and browser choice options for Android users. The move is comparable to Microsoft's Browser Choice which was introduced following similar anti-competition complaints. Starting today, European Android users will be presented with a screen that invites them to download alternative search apps and browsers. See also: Facebook updates its terms and conditions in Europe to clarify personal data usage Valve responds to European complaints about Steam geo-locking Europe hits Google with €1.49 billion fine for breaking antitrust law with… [Continue Reading] -
All endpoint security tools eventually fail
Publié: avril 18, 2019, 11:07am CEST par Ian Barker
The endpoint is on the front line of the network security battle, but a new study from Absolute reveals that endpoint security tools and agents fail, reliably and predictably. The study analyzed data from six million devices and one billion change events over the course of a year. It finds the complexity of endpoint device controls creates a false sense of security among organizations while, in reality, causing security gaps and significant risks due to regular and reliable tool failure. "Evolving security threats have caused enterprises to layer on more and more endpoint controls, increasing complexity, impacting performance, and in… [Continue Reading] -
Ubuntu Linux 19.04 'Disco Dingo' is finally available for download
Publié: avril 18, 2019, 8:59am CEST par Brian Fagioli
Christmas. Thanksgiving. Ubuntu release day. What do those three things have in common? They are days that cause many people to get excited. Back in the day, computer users would get excited about a new version of Windows too, such as Windows 95, XP, and 7 to name a few. Since Windows 8, however, Microsoft's new operating systems are hardly a reason for celebration. New versions of Ubuntu, the extremely popular Linux-based operating system, does pique the interest of many, including yours truly. Today, Linux users around the world should celebrate, as Ubuntu 19.04 "Disco Dingo" is finally here! Following… [Continue Reading] -
Micropatch now available for Internet Explorer security hole
Publié: avril 18, 2019, 7:53am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
A few days ago, a security vulnerability in Internet Explorer came to light. A flaw in the handling of certain files can be exploited by hackers to steal files from users, and -- most worrying -- it doesn't matter whether the victim is an Internet Explorer user or not. Microsoft is yet to create a fix for the vulnerability, so someone else has stepped up to the plate. Specialists from ACROS Security have create a micropatch for Windows 10 that addresses the issue, once again beating Microsoft in securing people's computers. See also: Internet Explorer flaw leaves Windows users vulnerable… [Continue Reading] -
Privacy: Facebook 'unintentionally' scraped and uploaded 1.5 million users' email contacts
Publié: avril 18, 2019, 7:21am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
It seems that barely a week passes without another Facebook scandal emerging, and this week is no different. The company has revealed that it accidentally uploaded the email contacts of up to 1.5 million users who signed up for the social network since 2016. A glitch meant that new users who signed up for email password verification had their email contacts scraped and uploaded without consent. As of last month , Facebook stopped offering this verification option to first-time users, although it's not clear if this is because of the privacy issue. See also: Facebook suffers huge outage, along with… [Continue Reading]