Month: August 2016

News

The advanced security techniques of criminal hackers

Staying secure online is an essential concern, for individual users, businesses, and cybercriminals alike. That’s right: Basic IT security applies whether you’re protecting sensitive data at an upstanding, ethical organization, or you’re in the business of stealing data from those same organizations. InfoWorld talks with Digital Shadows’ Rick Holland about the security tools hackers use…

The advanced security techniques of criminal hackers was originally published on iSeeTech

The advanced security techniques of criminal hackers was originally published on iSeeTech

News

The advanced security techniques of criminal hackers

Staying secure online is an essential concern, for individual users, businesses, and cybercriminals alike. That’s right: Basic IT security applies whether you’re protecting sensitive data at an upstanding, ethical organization, or you’re in the business of stealing data from those same organizations. InfoWorld talks with Digital Shadows’ Rick Holland about the security tools hackers use…

The advanced security techniques of criminal hackers was originally published on iSeeTech

News

8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge

Microsoft Edge got a decent update in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update — the browser now supports extensions (though only a handful are available at launch), tab-pinning, drag-and-drop, swipe navigation and click-to-play Flash video. But is Edge ready to take on browsers like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox? * Read the full article here

8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech

8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech

8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech

News

8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge

Microsoft Edge got a decent update in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update — the browser now supports extensions (though only a handful are available at launch), tab-pinning, drag-and-drop, swipe navigation and click-to-play Flash video. But is Edge ready to take on browsers like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox? * Read the full article here

8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech

8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech

Info

This USB Hub Gives Your PS4 and Xbox Superpowers

In the bitter war between console and PC gamers, there is one statement neither side can find contentious. It doesn’t matter how much you adore your PS4 or your Xbox One or your Atari Jaguar, consoles suck when playing first person shooters. Man was not meant to frag one’s enemies using two joysticks and some…

This USB Hub Gives Your PS4 and Xbox Superpowers was originally published on iSeeTech

This USB Hub Gives Your PS4 and Xbox Superpowers was originally published on iSeeTech

This USB Hub Gives Your PS4 and Xbox Superpowers was originally published on iSeeTech

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This USB Hub Gives Your PS4 and Xbox Superpowers

In the bitter war between console and PC gamers, there is one statement neither side can find contentious. It doesn’t matter how much you adore your PS4 or your Xbox One or your Atari Jaguar, consoles suck when playing first person shooters. Man was not meant to frag one’s enemies using two joysticks and some…

This USB Hub Gives Your PS4 and Xbox Superpowers was originally published on iSeeTech

This USB Hub Gives Your PS4 and Xbox Superpowers was originally published on iSeeTech

Info

Arduino Blog – Catch ‘em all with an Arduino Pokéball

Like the rest of humanity, Arduino Sweden’s interaction designer Marcus Johansson has been glued to the Pokémon GO app. However, as fun as flicking a digital ball with your finger to catch ‘em all may be, he wanted something a bit more realistic. Enter the Arduino Pokéball. * Read the full article here

Arduino Blog – Catch ‘em all with an Arduino Pokéball was originally published on iSeeTech

Arduino Blog – Catch ‘em all with an Arduino Pokéball was originally published on iSeeTech

Arduino Blog – Catch ‘em all with an Arduino Pokéball was originally published on iSeeTech

Info

Arduino Blog – Catch ‘em all with an Arduino Pokéball

Like the rest of humanity, Arduino Sweden’s interaction designer Marcus Johansson has been glued to the Pokémon GO app. However, as fun as flicking a digital ball with your finger to catch ‘em all may be, he wanted something a bit more realistic. Enter the Arduino Pokéball. * Read the full article here

Arduino Blog – Catch ‘em all with an Arduino Pokéball was originally published on iSeeTech

Arduino Blog – Catch ‘em all with an Arduino Pokéball was originally published on iSeeTech