FossHub serves up MBR-compromising versions of Audacity and Classic Shell
Corrupt .exe’s downloads of both Audacity and Classic Shell have been removed from FossHub.com after being found laden with a Master Boot Record-overwriting Trojan. Read More
Facebook consolidates hardware development in one giant lab
As it expands its mission beyond social media, Facebook looks to ramp up its hardware development process. Read More
Must-have Firefox extensions for productivity and added security
Here are some goodies for all you loyal Firefox users. Read More
Mozilla Firefox 48: Out now with multi-process Electrolysis to cut lag, freezing
Mozilla says Firefox 48’s new Electrolysis multi-process architecture is the biggest change it’s ever made to the browser. Read More
Using agile development to build storage for SMEs
European storage company Syneto on agile development and the needs of its SME customer base Read More
Now you’ll be getting videos in your LinkedIn feed, too
Top 500 influencers will now be able to post 30-second videos on business topics. Read More
Technology only one part of Human Services’ welfare payment revamp
The Department of Human Services has pointed out that while it looks to digitise as far as it possibly can, it remains focused on delivering an omni-channel experience for its customers. Read More
Tableau posts mixed Q2 results but continues to attract new customers
The data visualization company had its best quarter yet in terms of bringing in new customer accounts but fell below expectations on earnings. Read More
Samsung Galaxy Note 7: Tech specs
Here’s what’s inside Samsung’s new Galaxy Note 7, a lot of which will be familiar to Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge owners. Read More
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 aims to take iris scanning security mainstream
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 adds iris scanning as an additional layer of security. Enterprises need to watch how it scales and integrate it into security policies. Read More