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Microsoft releases Windows 10 20H1 Build 18895 -- fixes Your Phone app
Publié: mai 10, 2019, 7:40pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Development is proceeding well on Windows 10 20H1, even though that feature update isn’t set to be released until the first half of next year. Microsoft rolled out Build 18894 two days ago, with File Explorer and Accessibility improvements, and today it releases build 18895 with an important fix -- although this flight isn’t available to everyone. SEE ALSO: Microsoft releases Windows 10 20H1 Build 18894 with File Explorer and Accessibility improvements PowerToys are back! Microsoft reboots the utilities as an open source project for Windows 10 Windows Terminal is a new Linux-inspired command line app for Windows 10 Is… [Continue Reading] -
Rock Jaw T5 Ultra Connect wireless earphones [Review]
Publié: mai 10, 2019, 4:03pm CEST par Ian Barker
Previously when we've reviewed earphones from Rock Jaw we've found them to be a good compromise between affordability and performance. The T5 Ultra Connect is the first wireless product we've seen from the firm, so we were keen to find out how they measure up. As always with this brand the packaging makes you feel you're buying a quality product. In the box you get the earphones themselves, three sets of different sized rubber tips, plus three sets of 'Comply' noise isolating memory foam tips, a mesh pouch, a USB cable and -- as with other Rock Jaw products we've… [Continue Reading] -
Best Windows 10 apps this week
Publié: mai 10, 2019, 3:25pm CEST par Martin Brinkmann
Three-hundred-and-thirty-four in a series. Welcome to this week's overview of the best apps, games and extensions released for Windows 10 on the Microsoft Store in the past seven days. Will Microsoft retire the Store in the near future? Wayne asked that question recently. I think the Store is here to stay, but Microsoft changed the focus from all-in on UWP to a new strategy that tries to get Win32 developers on-board as well. As always, if I've missed an app or game that has been released this week that you believe is particularly good, let me know in the comments… [Continue Reading] -
Is latency the cloud's Achilles heel? [Q&A]
Publié: mai 10, 2019, 11:10am CEST par Ian Barker
The cloud is arguably the most transformative enterprise technology in the past two decades. Yet, as powerful as it is, it faces a huge latency problem -- and the big public cloud providers know it. Their data centers can't be everywhere and close to every end-user, so the big distances created result in unavoidable latency. On its own, the public cloud can't power smart cities, autonomous vehicles, primary storage or any other application that requires a predictable, high-speed response for large data sets that reside in many locations. A self-driving car can't wait seconds for data it sends to the… [Continue Reading] -
Photo storage app Ever is using millions of users' photos to build a facial recognition system
Publié: mai 10, 2019, 10:51am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
An investigation by NBC News has found that photo memories app Ever has been using billions of images uploaded by people to develop a facial recognition system without making it obvious to users. Ever is a photo storage app that offers "free, unlimited private backup of all your life's memories". It's not until you delve into the company's privacy policy that you learn that in using the service, users are agreeing not only to have their photos used in facial recognition training, but also for Ever to sell the resulting technology to private companies, law enforcement agencies and the military.… [Continue Reading] -
Mozilla promises to delete private data collected by Firefox fix and apologizes for add-on outage
Publié: mai 10, 2019, 9:45am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
A slip-up by Mozilla stopped Firefox add-ons from working last weekend, and the company issued a fix followed by an update to the browser to get things back to normal. Mozilla has now issued an apology, a detailed explanation about what happened, and made a promise to delete the private data collected by those who used the first fix. The initial fix that was issued via Firefox's Studies system required users to enable telemetry. Many people have such data-collection options disabled for privacy reasons, and Mozilla says that it will delete any data that it collected for its entire user… [Continue Reading] -
The 'invisible' USB-C BoltHub adds 3.5mm audio, 4K HDMI, microSD, SD, and USB-A to Apple iPad Pro
Publié: mai 10, 2019, 4:11am CEST par Brian Fagioli
Apple's iPad devices are the best tablets on the market -- better than Microsoft's Surface line or any Android tablet. In other words, since the first iPad was released in 2010, no manufacturer has figured out how to best it. Nowadays, Apple has the iPad Pro as well, and the newest versions even have USB Type-C. So yes, you can even add USB-C docks, dongles, and hubs to the latest iPad Pro tablet, enabling it to have increased functionality, such as HDMI or an SD card reader. Unfortunately, adding such a dongle or multi-purpose hub is not an elegant affair.… [Continue Reading]