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Samsung, incoming new headphones wireless '' Level '' coupled to the Galaxy S8

The new Samsung Galaxy S8, coming at the end of March, could get a very important accessories than in the past. Yes, because the South Korean company seems ready to associate with the new top-of not only a capacitive pen range capable of interacting with your smartphone and especially with its innovative interface features as well as new wireless headphones with active noise suppression. And 'what emerges from some of Roland Quandt tweet, of WinFuture.de blogger, who in recent days continues to outsource many rumors about the Samsung Galaxy  S8 and beyond. In this case the blogger declares as the South Korean company has scheduled the announcement of a new model in ear headphones and wireless Fully compatible with the top of incoming range. The new headsets of LEVEL line, synonymous with high quality both in terms of materials with regard to the hardware, will possess the characteristic of active noise cancellation and thus allow users to also use them in noisy places while liste...

Mozilla Ex warns: 'Do not use third-party antivirus'

Robert O'Callahan was an engineer for Mozilla, the company that follows the development of the Firefox browser. Over the past few days it has jumped to hit the headlines for a flippant remark about the antivirus market, in his view software able to "poison the software ecosystem" and which does not recommend any use. O'Callahan stresses that simply use the integrated solution of Microsoft Windows, Windows Defender, and uninstall the other applications if they are already present. To motivate the statement the former engineer Mozilla writes that anti-virus developers do not follow the "standard safety practices", a factor that instead Microsoft takes more seriously: "The AV poison the software ecosystem because their invasive and poorly implemented code makes it difficult to introduce the different security measures for the browser developers and to other generic developers." Because of these problems it can happen also that anti-virus affect ...