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Microsoft will unveil new Surface devices in October, and Apple should be worried
Publié: août 27, 2019, 7:56pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Jony Ive recently left Apple. The man was considered by many to be the top computer designer. Other people, including yours truly, thought Panos Panay of the Surface team was the superior designer. Well, with Ive gone, there is no longer any debate to be had -- Panay is undeniably the "top dog" and in a league of his own. Apple will be holding an event next month, where the company is expected to not only unveil new iPhones and iPads, but also, a new MacBook Pro. And yeah, a new laptop from Apple is exciting stuff, but let's be… [Continue Reading] -
One in four workers would steal information to get a job at a competitor
Publié: août 27, 2019, 3:45pm CEST par Ian Barker
Would you take information from your employer to help you get a job at a competitor? 24 percent would according to a new survey of almost 500 IT professionals carried out at Blackhat USA 2019. The survey by behavior-based security specialist Gurucul finds that managed service providers (34 percent) and developers (30 percent) pose the leading sources of third party risk, and that if someone was to commit fraud it would most likely occur in the finance department (32 percent). "What these findings show is that insider fraud is a top concern among IT security professionals, as are the security… [Continue Reading] -
Budget and staffing limits mean SMBs struggle with security
Publié: août 27, 2019, 3:05pm CEST par Ian Barker
SMBs around the world continue to cite budget constraints, paired with a lack of time and personnel to research new security threats, as the main obstacles facing the implementation of their IT security according to a new report. The study from Untangle Inc studied over 300 SMBs, compiling data on budget and resource constraints, breaches, IT infrastructure, cloud adoption and more. Security is ranked as a top IT priority for 80 percent of those surveyed, but 29 percent spend less than $1,000 on IT security annually. The lack of a dedicated IT security workforce is also apparent with 52 percent… [Continue Reading] -
Want a 120-inch 8K display with 5G connectivity? Sharp's got you, fam
Publié: août 27, 2019, 2:58pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Believe it or not, many people still use 1080p. Hell, I am writing this on an 11.6-inch Chromebook with a 720p screen. Madness, right? Not really. I mean, not everyone needs the latest and greatest. Truth be told, I own a 4K television, but I have almost no UHD content. Why did I buy it then? The price wasn't much different from 1080p sets. While many of us are barely taking advantage of 4K properly, manufacturers are continually pushing boundaries. There are already displays that exceed UHD. In particular, you can get an iMac with 5K for instance, or if you… [Continue Reading] -
#GoogleSoWhite
Publié: août 27, 2019, 11:02am CEST par Randall C. Kennedy
Google has a diversity problem. Whereas the company's mobile app offerings were once colorful and full of highlights, more recent iterations -- like the newly released version 16 of the Google Play Store -- have been thoroughly and deliberately "whitewashed." Gone is the inclusive rainbow of headers that delineated each app type. In its place, a monochromatic sea of pure whiteness. The transition is jarring -- and a bit intimidating. As someone who is married to a "person of color" I find the loss of background hue to be disquieting. The notion that it is better to suppress diversity of… [Continue Reading] -
Just ask auntie: BBC to launch its own digital assistant called Beeb
Publié: août 27, 2019, 10:48am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
The BBC is working on a digital assistant to rival the likes of Siri and Alexa. Due to launch in 2020, the system goes by the name Beeb, and is being developed to handle regional accents better than current assistants. The corporation has no plans -- for now at least -- to release a physical product along the lines of Google Home, as Beeb is destined to be used to allow people to use their voices to interact with online services and search for shows. See also: How to opt out of Amazon listening to what you say to Alexa… [Continue Reading] -
Apple puts the kibosh on vulnerability that let iPhone users jailbreak iOS 12.4
Publié: août 27, 2019, 10:23am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Apple has released an update to iOS 12.4, plugging a vulnerability that had been reintroduced which allowed for jailbreaking. iOS 12.4.1 repatches a security flaw which Apple previously fixed and then, inexplicably or accidentally, unpatched. iPhone owners now face a dilemma: upgrade to iOS 12.4.1 and have the most up-to-date, secure operating system, or stick with iOS 12.4 and retain jailbreak. See also: Now you can jailbreak iOS 12.4 -- or hack it Apple Card is now available to everyone in the US Trump says Tim Cook makes a 'compelling' argument against Apple paying tariffs In releasing this update Apple… [Continue Reading]