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  Cloud-to-cloud migrations: Making the user experience seamless through coexistence

  Publié: avril 23, 2019, 10:23pm CEST par Kelsey Epps

  A survey published by Gartner in August 2018 found 25 percent of public companies have transitioned to a cloud email platform, with those rates even higher among private companies and SMBs. Now that so many businesses have migrated from on-premises applications to the cloud, the market is now seeing a sharp uptick in the number of cloud-to-cloud migrations, reaching parity and even surpassing on-prem to cloud moves. One of the biggest drivers of cloud-to-cloud migrations are mergers, acquisitions and divestitures. In this scenario, the buyer needs to merge those new users and data into their environment. In the likely chance… [Continue Reading]
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  How to convince your boss to make your job remote

  Publié: avril 23, 2019, 9:48pm CEST par Michael Klazema

  So, you want to work remotely. You certainly aren’t alone. The concept of telecommuting is becoming more popular on a global scale. Not so long ago, most people thought of work as going to an office, sitting in a cubicle, and staying there from 9 to 5. Technology is changing that concept. In 2018, a study by Switzerland-based company IWG concluded that 70 percent of global professionals work remotely at least once per week. If you are trying to convince your boss to make your job remote, statistics are on your side. If you are going to win your boss… [Continue Reading]
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  SteelSeries launches Arctis 9X Xbox One headset with 20 hours of battery life

  Publié: avril 23, 2019, 9:24pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  The original Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X are great video game consoles. Hell, they really aren't even just gaming machines, but full media devices, designed to be the focal point of your media consumption. They don't only play games, but movies, TV shows, music, and more. With the exception of the puzzling "All-Digital" variant, they all play Blu-ray discs too. With all of that said, gaming is the primary function of any Xbox, and these days, that largely means playing multiplayer titles online. Don't get me wrong, offline play has its place, but it is far… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft decides to keep Paint in Windows 10... for now

  Publié: avril 23, 2019, 5:45pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  For all of its simplicity and limitations, there are still a lot of people who -- for some reason best known to themselves -- love Microsoft Paint. As such, when it was announced a while back that Microsoft intended to strip the utility from Windows 10 and replace it with Paint 3D -- an altogether different beast -- there was a collective wailing and gnashing of teeth. But now it seems that Paint has been given a stay of execution. See also: Microsoft may have abandoned Sets in Windows 10 -- what now for app tabs? How to secure Windows… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft displays warning messages in Windows 7 about the impending end of support

  Publié: avril 23, 2019, 5:30pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Windows 7 users have started to report the appearance of a pop-up message from Microsoft informing them that support for the operating system is coming to an end. While this will not come as a surprise to everyone, not all Windows 7 users will be aware that Microsoft is on the verge of dropping the ageing OS. We have already seen pop-ups encouraging users to update to Windows 10 but now Microsoft is turning up the pressure, telling Windows 7 users: "After 10 years, support for Windows 7 is nearing the end". See also: Microsoft will pester Windows 7 users… [Continue Reading]
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  OnePlus 7 series will be revealed May 14

  Publié: avril 23, 2019, 4:27pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  OnePlus has announced that it is going to reveal its OnePlus 7 series on May 14. At an event in three weeks' time in London, New York, Bangalore and Beijing, the company says it will "showcase the power of all-new OnePlus 7 Series", which is expected to include the OnePlus 7, the OnePlus 7 Pro, and a 5G handset. OnePlus also promises "several surprise announcements". So what does OnePlus have in store for us? While the company has built its reputation on delivering "flagship killers" year after year, offering top-of-the-range specs for a fraction of the cost of competitors, this… [Continue Reading]
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  Employees put sensitive data at risk in workplace chat sessions

  Publié: avril 23, 2019, 1:12pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Around a quarter of employees share confidential information via chat sessions, and a similar number talk badly about their boss, while 78 percent wouldn’t care if some of this information was exposed publicly. These are among the findings of a new study by secure collaboration platform Symphony which surveyed over 1,500 employees in the US and UK about their workplace communication habits. Other bad habits include 27 percent knowingly connecting to an unsecured network, 25 percent using a personal email to conduct business, 36 percent using personal computers or phones to conduct work, and 29 percent sharing work materials with… [Continue Reading]
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  Development on Kodi 19 M* begins -- can you guess the name?

  Publié: avril 23, 2019, 12:16pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  The Kodi Foundation today rolls out a big update to Kodi 18 'Leia', Kodi 18.2, with a number of bug fixes and performance enhancements. But that’s not the only big Kodi news. Development on version 19 M* has begun! The team says "We will officially announce its new codename shortly" but drops a couple of clues as to what that name will be. All Kodi releases have a Sci-Fi themed codename. Kodi 18 'Leia' was named after the late Carrie Fisher’s iconic Star Wars princess, Kodi 17 'Krypton' got its name from Superman’s home planet, while Kodi 16 'Jarvis' was… [Continue Reading]
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  Kodi 'Leia' 18.2 now available to download with bug fixes and performance improvements

  Publié: avril 23, 2019, 11:17am CEST par Wayne Williams

  The Kodi Foundation made the release candidate for Kodi 18.2 available last week, and today you can grab the final version. As you’d expect, this is a bug fix release with no major new functionality, but there are a number of notable changes including improvements to the music database performance and a new Codec Factory for Android. SEE ALSO: Development on Kodi 19 M* begins -- can you guess the name? The GitHub shows the most recent 250 commits between Kodi 18.1 and 18.2 but some of the highlights include: Music database access speed has been optimized and the import… [Continue Reading]