Technology

Today we’re talking about Windows 10. Microsoft is putting a full-court press behind its next-generation operating system with a free upgrade path, but how many of you intend to bite? What will it take to convince you to upgrade if … Continue reading →

Faut-il vraiment tout sacrifier sur l’hôtel du digital et du commerce connecté ou se voir disparaître faute d’avoir pris à temps le virage du retail connecté ? La formule «e-success avec plus de réseaux sociaux, de push géolocalisé et de … Continue reading →

Google has announced that future versions of Chrome will auto-block Flash ads from playing. Is this a move to defend user battery life, or an attempt to shift the industry away from using Adobe Flash? Why not both?

If you’re in search of an affordable laptop that’s built for both work and play, check out the Z50 from Lenovo. With a full HD display, a nice big hard drive, and RAM to spare, this laptop can handle all … Continue reading →

Micron has announced that it intends to offer a 16nm TLC NAND for consumer SSDs starting this fall. After the troubles Samsung has had and with 3D NAND already ramping, it’s not clear where the company will market the new … Continue reading →

One of the best parts of cutting out pay TV is getting rid of the clunky, costly set-top box. Instead of paying stiff monthly fees for that living-room eyesore, you can swap in a streaming media player for glorious living-room … Continue reading →

Expectations are a big part of watching movies. The right kind of expectations can turn a movie into a success, but the wrong kind can turn viewers away. Thanks to streaming, we can return to certain movies again and again, … Continue reading →

Samsung has declared it’ll push on to 10nm with deliberate speed before 14nm chips have even begun to ship. Are we seeing the impact of Apple’s product cycles on the foundry business?

So-called ‘passthoughts’ in general can serve as ways to distinguish humans, but a new study points to word meanings as a specific type of identifier.

Dernier épisode des bonnes feuilles de l’ouvrage “Les incontournables du commerce de demain”, signé Frank Rosenthal et Olivier Dauvers, consacré au commerce de flux.