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The UK Ministry of Defence has officially awarded a £30m contract to produce a prototype laser weapon. The aim is to see whether "directed energy" technology could benefit the armed forces, and is to culminate in a demonstration of the system in 2019. The contract was picked up by a consortium of European defence firms. The prototype will be assessed on how it picks up and tracks targets at different distances and in varied weather conditions over land and water. Peter Cooper, from the UK's Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DTSL), headquartered at Porton Down, said the project "draws on innovative research into high power lasers so as to understand the potential of the technology". He added that this could "provide a more effective response to the emerging threats that could be faced by UK armed forces". The MoD has been finalising the agreement with the consortium, called UK Dragonfire, for several months, but it has now formally announced them as the winning contractor. 'Ahead of the curve' A spokesperson for the MoD told BBC News that the demonstrator was not being developed to counter any specific threat, but to assess whether such weaponry could be delivered as a capability for the armed forces. But in general, directed energy weapons could potentially be used to destroy drone aircraft, missiles, mortars, roadside bombs and a host of other threats. The US military has been experimenting with high energy lasers for decades. But, until recently, technical hurdles had prevented them from being used on the frontline. However, the US Navy fielded a laser weapon system called Laws for testing on the USS Ponce during a deployment to the Arabian Gulf starting in 2014. It hit targets aboard a small boat which was directed to speed towards the navy ship and also shot a small drone out of the sky. The Minister for Defence Procurement, Harriet Baldwin, said that "truly ground-breaking projects like the Laser Directed Energy Weapon" would "keep this country ahead of the curve". If the demonstration is successful, the first laser weapons could come into service in the mid-2020s. The UK Dragonfire consortium comprises the companies MBDA, Qinetiq, Leonardo-Finmeccanica GKN, Arke, BAE Systems and Marshall ADG.

Every day, we update our software database with the latest free software releases. Here are some of today’s highlights. Stickies 90.d When you want to make a quick note on your desktop or create a brief to-do list, Stickies is the perfect tool. Just type into the virtual sticky note and position it wherever you like on your screen. There are optional alarms for important tasks, too. Stickies 9.0d includes new keyboard shortcuts for speedier note-taking. RivaTuner 2.24c A system optimization program designed specifically for gamers, RivaTuner brings all the essential tools you need for tuning your system together under one roof. Control the clock, memory speed, and fan speeds, and easily overclock your system. RivaTuner 2.24c adds support for new hardware and drivers, and improves component detection. Mail PassView 1.86 If you’ve forgotten or lost the password or other account details for your email client, Mail PassView can help you get them back. It works with Outlook, Windows Live Mail, IncrediMail, Mozilla Thunderbird and many more. It can also extract email passwords from Gmail Notifier and Yahoo Messenger. Mail PassView 1.86 has been updated to work with the latest version of Thunderbird. ATI Tray Tools 1.7.9.1573 ATI Tray Tools is an easy and safe way to tweak Radeon graphics cards for optimum gaming performance. The latest version of ATI Tray Tools adds several major updates, including support for ATI Control Center, more granular customization for video cards, improved profiles, and support for the latest hardware drivers. RocketDock 1.3.5 RocketDock is a free application launcher for Windows, with smooth animations reminiscent of macOS. It’s fully customizable, and makes accessing your favorite programs and directories a breeze. The latest version fixes a bug that caused problems with theme and skin compatibility. Rainmeter 4.0 Rainmeter gives you total control over your Windows desktop, with widgets like weather apps, RSS feeds, an application launcher and much more besides. It also supports custom skins, themes and other add-ons so your system looks and works just the way you want. The latest version makes it easier to create your own themes and skins with improved drawing tools and a refreshed skin creation dialog.

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The best free firewall In the 1990s, Microsoft had a problem: Windows seemed to suffer from endless security problems that hackers and other online villains were quick to exploit. One way to fight back was to install a firewall - an app that blocked malicious and/or unwanted network traffic and that could ensure that dodgy software couldn't sneak onto your PC. Microsoft began building its own firewall into Windows and that's still the case today, but attacks still happen and additional software can make your system even more secure. These are the firewall apps we think you should consider using no matter which version of Windows you're running. If we've missed your favorite free firewall - whether it's a standalone program or built into a full online security suite - let us know in the comments below 1. ZoneAlarm Free Firewall For many of us, ZoneAlarm Free Firewall was the app that introduced us to firewalls in the first place, and it was a must-have app in the days when Windows effectively told the internet "Hack me! I'm easy!" The current version of ZoneAlarm Free Firewall hides open ports, identifies potentially dodgy traffic, disables malicious programs and connects to DefenseNet, which provides real-time security updates as new threats are detected. It also protects your computer on public Wi-Fi networks. The only downside is that it doesn't play nice with anti-malware software other than Windows Defender, and warns of potential stability and performance problems if you don't uninstall other anti-malware software. If that isn't an issue for you, ZoneAlarm Free Firewall is the best free firewall you can download. 2. Comodo Firewall If you don't like firewalls with lots of pop-up notifications then Comodo Firewall probably isn't for you: it's one of the more vocal free firewall apps we tested, but that's because it's also one of the most comprehensive. Comodo Firewall runs on Windows 7 or later, monitors your network, system and apps, and it has a blocklist of more than two million bad apps that it won't let anywhere near your PC. Comodo's free firewall also connects to a cloud-based system that's updated instantly as new threats arrive, and that offers a whitelist of reputable files and vendors too. 3. PeerBlock Many free firewalls use multiple forms of protection, but PeerBlock is designed to protect just one kind of problem: traffic from IP addresses that you don't trust. That narrow focus means this free firewall does its one job very well without requiring much in the way of system resources or intervention from you. When you install it, PeerBlock asks you to choose the kind of websites you want the free firewall to block – such as adware networks, spyware, known villains and organizations such as anti-P2P groups. The free firewall automatically updates its block lists every day to keep those IP addresses away from your PC. 4. TinyWall TinyWall is better known for what it doesn't do than what it does: unlike some free firewalls it doesn't interrupt you with pop-up warnings about what seems to be every second bit of data. TinyWall is designed to improve Windows' own firewall features without requiring any expert knowledge, and while it offers the same whitelisting features as other packages - to ensure that the apps you use can get online without any difficulty - it does it through hotkeys or lists rather than pop-ups. TinyWall only takes up about 1MB on your hard drive, and is a very useful addition if you decide to stick with Windows' built-in security tool. 5. OpenDNS OpenDNS isn't a downloadable free firewall; it's a change you can make to your router's settings so it connects to the internet via OpenDNS's servers. That means the protection applies to any device on your network, which is useful in today's hyper-connected homes and businesses. OpenDNS Home automatically blocks known offenders and offers a range of content filtering options to keep the kids away from filth too. The service is free, and there are full setup instructions for every kind of device. 6. Anti NetCut3 If you've ever wondered "who spoof my connection", Anti NetCut3 has the answer. Ropey interface translations aside, this free firewall is designed to block attempts to cut or mani[CENSORED]te your internet connection when you're using potentially compromised networks such as public Wi-Fi hotspots, which are relatively easy to mess with. All you need to do is specify the network adapter it should be monitoring - your wireless adapter or your ethernet adapter if you're connecting to a wired network - and it'll take care of the rest.

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Samsung has upgraded laptops in its Notebook 9 series with Intel's latest Kaby Lake chips, jumping ahead of rivals expected to announce new PCs at CES. The Notebook 9 laptops, which have 13.3- and 15-inch screens, are lightweight laptops with full HD displays. Samsung didn't share specifics of chips in the laptops, which will be unveiled by Intel at January's CES. Nonetheless, there are some things you can expect. The new laptops will be faster than older models and also have better graphics. PC makers are measuring a performance improvement of about 5 percent to 15 percent improvement in Kaby Lake performance compared to the predecessor Skylake. Integrated graphics will be able to handle video beyond 1080p resolution. The battery life provided by Notebook 9 models is about 7 hours, which isn't as high as others in its class. The laptops have up to 256GB of storage, 720p webcams and 802.11ac wireless. The 13.3-inch model can have up to 16GB of memory, while the 15-inch model has 8GB of memory soldered on the board. The 13.3-inch Notebook 9 weighs 816 grams, while the 15-inch model weighs 984 grams. That's even lighter than the Dell XPS 13, which weighs about 1.2 kilograms. The port options include two USB 3.0, one USB-C, HDMI and MicroSD. The 15-inch model also has one USB 2.0 port.

With every new year, we all fill the urge to add some colours and fun in our lives – and when it comes with twinkling lights its a added bonus. Get these pop-culture inspired lamps and lights and add some zest into the life of your friends. To get some redecoration done around the new year is always a great idea. Perfect for your family and co-workers this is a cool way to welcome 2017. Priced at Rs 1,200, these can be bought at Lime Road’s website. Upbeat trendy sling bags We must make our new year cool and trendy, not just homes and at parties but celebrate it every day in day-to-day lives. And to motivate one to carry on with their daily routine gift them these funky sling bags. In quirky shapes, these bags are perfect for your friends. Starting from Rs 999, these can be bought at Happily unmarried. Jewellery stand Ask any woman and she’ll never have enough of jewellery – from chunky junk to sophisticated silver, there’s always a thirst to acquire more. But apart from acquiring, there is always a need to preserve them or secure them. And what better way to keep them safely but also flaunting it in style? Try these new Chumbak jewellery stand (Rs 999) to gift all the lovely ladies in your life. From wife to sister, this one will surely make them happy. Projector tables for children Not to forget the little bundle of joys in our lives – the kids in the house. To make their coming year special, interesting and filled with fun, gift them these adorable projector tables. Highlight the fun, but actually, these are an amazing gift for your toddler who has started school and, of course, painting on the walls! Priced at Rs 699 onwards, shop for these at great discounts from Amazon during the holiday season. Wine and beer glasses To welcome the year on a funny note and in style, try gifting quirky tokens to your close buddies. Ranging from Rs 799 to Rs 1,899, these single glasses and pairs are amazing gifting options for your single and couple friends. There are plenty of options to choose from and you can also try the beer mugs. The products can be bought at FunCart. Photo booth props and boards Any party is incomplete without photos that make awesome memories. To make your party photos funny and as crazy as possible, try out these photo booth options and celebrate your new year in style! From set of funky props like a moustache and cool glasses (Rs 199 onwards) to boards like ‘King of hearts’ and ‘Anarkali Disco Chali’ (Rs 209 onwards) these are must-haves for a party! You can buy these cool gift on FunCart. Chocolates A large box of chocolates to welcome the new year can never be turned down by anyone. From Ferrero Rocher gift box to Bogatchi New Year Twister Box, you can buy these pocket-friendly sets from Amazon starting at Rs 399. Personalised calendars Begin the new year by gifting family and friends a personalised calendar filled with beautiful memories from the past year. From online calendars to ones on the wall print these customised ones in Zoomin starting from Rs 299.

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Career bureaucrat Anil Baijal looks set to become the next Lt Governor of Delhi, a post which has fallen vacant after sudden resignation of Najeeb Jung. A 1969 batch IAS officer, Baijal had served as Union Home Secretary under the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government besides holding key positions in other ministries. 70-year-old Baijal, whose appointment papers have been sent to President Pranab Mukherjee for his approval, had retired from service in 2006 as Secretary, Urban Development Ministry. He is a former vice chairman of Delhi Development Authority. Baijal was actively associated with the designing and roll-out of Rs 60,000 crore Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) launched by the Manmohan Singh government. The former bureaucrat was also on the executive council of the think-tank Vivekananda International Foundation, several of whose former members have been appointed to senior positions by the Modi government including National Security Advisor Ajit Doval. Jung had submitted his resignation on December 22, ending a nearly three-and-half-year-long eventful tenure, mostly marked by bitter confrontation with AAP government. Meanwhile, the government today recommended to the President, who on his annual winter sojourn at Rashtrapathi Nilayam in Secunderabad, acceptance of Jung’s resignation.

Indonesia’s famous tour destination, the resort island of Bali, has been picked by prominent US travelling reviewer website TripAdvisor as the most year-end destination. The latest international recognition for Bali has made Indonesia’s Tourism Minister Arief Yahya upbeat about meeting the target for number of foreign visitors this year — initially set at 12 million, Xinhua news agency reported on Friday. The Indonesian government is now developing 10 new tour destinations across the nation, dubbed as New Bali, which are expected to compare with Bali in terms of attracting tourists. Indonesian President Joko Widodo has previously pledged to improve budget allocation up to five times higher to further boost tourism sector which has been declared as the nation’s core business. Bali offers diverse tourism attractions comprising adventure, underwater activities, tourism sports, cultural and traditional events and beautiful beaches.

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DreadOut is a third person supernatural horror game where you play as Linda, a high school student trapped in an old abandoned town. Equipped with her trusty smart-phone, she will battle against terrifying encounters and solve mysterious puzzles which will ultimately determine her fate. Initial release date: May 15, 2014 Developer: Digital Happiness Genre: Survival horror Mode: Single-player video game Platforms: Microsoft Windows, Linux, Macintosh operating systems Minimum: OS: Windows 7 / 8 Processor: Intel Dual-Core 2.4 GHz or AMD Dual-Core Athlon 2.5 GHz Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT or AMD Radeon HD 3830 or Intel HD Graphics 4000, 512 MB VRAM DirectX: Version 9.0c Storage: 5 GB available space Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Additional Notes: 32-bit Windows is supported but known to have problem running DreadOut if it has less RAM available

Civil defence officials have been put on "red alert", as the storm is due to hit the city later on Monday. The storm has weakened since making landfall on the eastern coast on Sunday, but it still packs winds up to 140 km/h (87mph), meteorologists say. The storm cut power lines and uprooted trees, but no deaths were reported. Manila's civil defence office warned that the capital could be hit by "heavy to intense rains, flash floods and severe winds". "Our local disaster councils are on red alert," Mina Marasigan, spokeswoman of the country's disaster monitoring council, was quoted as saying by the AFP news agency. "We have pre-positioned relief supplies and rescue and (road) clearing equipment in Metro Manila," she added. Nock-Ten (known as Nina in the Philippines) hit the coast near Catanduanes island on Sunday. Some 100,000 people had been earlier moved from areas at risk in the Bicol region amid fears of widespread flooding and possible landslides. There were fears Filipinos would ignore evacuation warnings to stay at home with family at Christmas, the biggest holiday in the largely Catholic nation. Dozens of ports remain closed, with warnings of high waves. The typhoon is expected to pass across the main island of Luzon, before heading into the South China Sea. In October, Super Typhoon Haima hit the country, killing at least four people. In 2013, super typhoon Haiyan claimed more than 7,350 lives.

There are various reasons for wanting to use free VPN (virtual private network) software, but the two main ones are to hide who you are, or to hide where you are. Why might you want to do either of these things? Depending on what you're up to online, it is entirely possible that you do not want your online activities to be traceable – particularly in parts of the world where internet surveillance is a serious issue. As for wanting to disguise where you are, this has the advantage of opening up websites that might otherwise be inaccessible. There are a large number of websites – using video or television sites – that use geo-locking to try to block visitors from certain countries, and free VPN software can be used to get around these restrictions. It can also be used to bypass site block put in place by governments and ISPs, and secure your wireless connection. 1. TunnelBear Protecting your identity doesn't get any easier than this. TunnelBear is the best free VPN around TunnelBear might have something of a cutesy design, but it's a serious free VPN. There are free and paid-for subscriptions to choose from. The only restriction with the free one is that you are limited to 500MB of traffic each month. This isn't a huge amount, so you won’t be able to use TunnelBear all of the time without paying, but it's great for those times when you feel like you need a little extra protection. Performance is impressive and ease of use is second to none. In all likelihood you won’t need to change any of the default settings, and the automatic connection option should work find, but you can manually choose from one of 20 countries as your adopted location. Delightfully simple and high recommended. There's a mobile version available for your smartphone too. 2. Hotspot Shield Free If you use public Wi-Fi regularly, Hotspot Shield Free is a great free VPN for protecting your privacy Hotspot Shield Free is one of the better known names in this roundup, and another of the best free VPNs around today. The program initially installs as a regular desktop app that captures all web traffic when it is enabled, but there are also browser extensions available for Firefox and Chrome to take care of browser-only traffic. In addition to the Windows software, there are versions for macOS, iOS and Android, so you can keep yourself safe online using just about any device you care to mention. You can choose to anchor yourself to one of 20 countries if you pay for the Elite version of the app, and this should enable you to access just about anything you want; in the free version, you're limited to locations that Hotspot Shield chooses for you. Hotspot Shield Free offers the option to have the free VPN automatically enabled whenever you connect to a wireless network that is deemed 'unsafe', the program offers peace of mind for those who work away from the home or office a lot. Online performance does seem to suffer a little when Hotspot Shield is enabled, but the bandwidth limit of 750MB per day is generous. 3. PrivateTunnel A free VPN that will keep you data and your identity safe on any desktop or mobile device Like some of the other tools featured in this roundup, PrivateTunnel is available for a number of platforms – specifically Windows, Mac, Android and iOS. Another characteristic shared with many of its contemporaries is the existence of a limited, free package in addition to paid-for subscriptions. Well, sort of. Rather than offering a traditional monthly subscription package, you are instead provided with 200MB of non-expiring data to use as you want. When this runs out, you can purchase more data in bundles of 20GB or 100GB. If you feel that you'd like to use PrivateTunnel all the time, you can opt for a $30 per year package which give you unlimited data – see the 200MB as something of a taster session to see if you like everything. As a VPN, PrivateTunnel works fairly well, although connections can be a little temperamental at times. It's all very easy to use, so there's little reason not to take it for a test drive. 4. Freelan A free VPN designed for experienced users who are comfortable using the command line The installation of Freelan is a little disconcerting for the uninitiated. Rather than just installing a regular program, the software installs new network drivers that take control of your web traffic. That's not a problem, but it's something that's worth pointing out right from the start. Freelan is an open source tool and is free in absolutely every regard, but getting it set up can be tricky, particularly for novices. For more advanced users Freelan has a great deal to offer, but you should not expect your hand to be held every step of the way as well the likes of TunnelBear. For most people this is going to be a program to avoid, but for the curious, the more technically-minded (there's no graphical user interface, so you'll be controlling it via the command line) and those who want to be in absolute control, it's ideal. 5. Hide.me A straightforward free VPN service that's simple to use, but more limited than some of the alternatives Securing your connection with Hide.me is simplicity itself; all you need to do is hit the Connect button and you're ready to start browsing. If you want, you can spend a little time configuring options such which VPN protocol should be used. If you're comfortable tinkering with network settings, you can also change your DNS to something other than that offered by your ISP. The free version of Hide.me features a 2GB monthly data cap, which makes it more limited than its paid-for counterparts, but is still a generous allowance. Another restriction to keep in mind is that there are only three location masks available: Canada, the Netherlands and Singapore. You can set Hide.me to launch automatically whenever you start your computer, but the bandwidth limit means you're more likely to use it on an ad-hoc basis whenever you need to do something like shopping and online banking. Performance is reasonable, though the occasional popups asking you to upgrade to a paid-for account can be distracting.

Deaths related to heart disease go up around Christmas and they are not because of the cold winter season when death rates are usually at a seasonal high, says a study. Debunking the belief that the spike in deaths during Christmas is mainly due to the cold winter season, the study said that people tend to hold back in seeking medical care during the holiday season, a factor that could probably explain the rise in such deaths. “Spikes in deaths from natural causes during Christmas and New Year’s Day has been previously established in the US,” said study author Josh Knight from the University of Melbourne in Australia. “However, the Christmas holiday period (December 25th to January 7th) in the US falls within the coldest period of the year when death rates are already seasonally high due to low temperatures and influenza,” Knight said. In this study, researchers analysed trends in deaths in New Zealand, where Christmas occurs during the summer season when death rates are usually at a seasonal low allowing researchers to separate any winter effect from a holiday effect. The study published in JAHA: Journal of the American Heart Association found a 4.2 per cent increase in heart-related deaths occurring away from a hospital from December 25 – January 7. During the 25-year study, the average age of cardiac death was 76.2 years during the Christmas period, compared with 77.1 years during other times of the year. Although more research is needed to explain the spike in deaths, the researchers suggested one possibility may be that patients hold back in seeking medical care during the holiday season. “The Christmas holiday period is a common time for travel within New Zealand, with people frequently holidaying away from their main medical facilities. This could contribute to delays in both seeking treatment, due to a lack of familiarity with nearby medical facilities, and due to geographic isolation from appropriate medical care in emergency situations,” Knight said.

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