CEOs fear Brexit will leave firms out of step with GDPR
Business leaders express concerns over future of data protection CEOs are concerned that EU privacy rules will impact their ability to do business after Brexit, according to research by KPMG. In a...
View ArticlePopcorn Time ransomware wants you to hack your friends
Ransomware offers decryption tool if you phish others Hackers are using a new tactic to spread ransomware by getting victims to do the dirty work of infection themselves. Criminals behind a...
View ArticleApple fixes its spammy calendar with Report Junk feature
The new option lets you block spam iCloud calendar invites Apple has introduced a ‘Report Junk’ feature that addresses the spam issue users have encountered in their iCloud calendars, according to...
View Article[How To] Install KDE Plasma 5.8 LTS on Ubuntu
KDE Plasma desktop 5.8 LTS was released back in October, but only landed in the Kubuntu backports PPA this weekend, thus making it available to those of you running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and Ubuntu 16.10....
View ArticleNever Miss a Desktop Notification Again With This Indicator
Hate missing desktop notifications on Ubuntu? Well, with the Recent Notifications indicator you don’t need to. This handy tool collects and collates all desktop notifications you receive, regardless of...
View ArticleInstall Krita 3.1 Painting Application On Ubuntu Linux
Krita 3.1 released. Here’s how to install Krita 3.1 on Ubuntu Linux, via AppImage. Krita 3.1 can now, with FFmpeg render an animation to gif, mp4, mkv and ogg. It also brings a lot of fixes,...
View ArticleVivaldi Browser 1.6 Released with Tab Notifications and Renaming
The Vivaldi web browser has reached the 1.6 release today, features ability to display notifications in tabs, rename tab stacks, and tab selection by domain. Vivaldi 1.6 brings tab notifications...
View ArticleNCA arrests 12 people in DDoS crackdown
People suspected of using £4 Netspoof stresser software to take down web servers and websites The National Crime Agency (NCA) has arrested 12 people who allegedly used the Netspoof stresser software...
View ArticleNetgear customers warned to stop using flawed routers
Netgear identifies at least eight router models affected by remote access bug Customers using Netgear home routers have been urged to switch them off, after a number of models were found to contain a...
View ArticleEU proposes personal data restrictions for WhatsApp
New regulations would also apply to Skype and other free messaging platforms The EU is trying to push forward restrictions that would change the way messaging apps such as Facebook-owned WhatsApp ad...
View ArticleiOS 10.1.1 Jailbreak: How To Prepare For Upcoming Tool The Right Way
With iOS 10.1.1 jailbreak being apparently imminent, here’s our guide on how to prepare for it the right way. If you’ve been keeping abreast of any and all announcements in the world of jailbreaking,...
View ArticleOLED iPhone 8 to Feature Curved Display and New Touch-Sensitive Technology
OLED iPhone 8 to Feature Curved Display and New Touch-Sensitive Technology Apple’s high-end OLED iPhone 8 will use a curved display rather than a flat panel and could potentially feature new...
View ArticleCrucial Announces DDR4-2666 DIMMs for Upcoming Server Platforms
Crucial this week introduced an expansion of its server-grade modules lineup with DDR4-2666 offerings. The new DIMMs will be compatible with some of the current as well as upcoming server platforms...
View ArticleAstra Brings Power Of Amazon Echo, Alexa Skills To iPhone
Astra for iPhone brings the power and flexibility of Amazon Echo to iOS with support for Alexa Skills, something which was previously not possible. Without the need for an Amazon Echo, iPhone owners...
View ArticleWindows 10 protection against Depriz Malware Attacks
Increasing dependence on computers has made them susceptible to cyber-attacks and other nefarious designs. A recent incident in the Middle East took place, where multiple organizations fell victim to...
View ArticleCrossOver 16 Is Here, Now Supports MS Office 2013 On Linux
Brief: Wanted to use Microsoft Office 13 on Linux? Well, here is the latest CrossOver 16 with Office 13 support and much more. CrossOver is a compatibility layer that makes it possible to run some...
View ArticleAirPods Impressions: ‘Better Than Expected’ Bluetooth, Sound, and Battery...
AirPods Impressions: ‘Better Than Expected’ Bluetooth, Sound, and Battery Impress Early Users The AirPods have officially begun arriving to customers in Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, and the...
View ArticleBest music streaming apps for iPhone
With so many choices, which music streaming service is right for you? For the past decade, music streaming services have dominated the scene. Some let you listen for free, others charge a premium...
View ArticleSpace Hulk: Deathwing review
I can’t see it much myself, but Deathwing is supposed to be Warhammer 40k’s take on Left 4 Dead. Sure its multiplayer game is co-op only (and its campaign fed by AI bots), with you and up to three...
View ArticleCall of Duty: Infinite Warfare scalps 7th CoD UK Xmas No.1
Activision’s Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare has grasped the number one spot in the UK’s games sales chart for Xmas week. The chart, published by GFK Chart-Track, shows the latest Call of Duty game...
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