Gregg Keizer
gkeizer@computerworld.com
Gregg Keizer covers Microsoft, security issues, Apple, Web browsers and general technology breaking news for Computerworld.
Apple sues Amazon supplier over fake iPhone chargers
In a federal lawsuit, Apple asserted that nearly all the iPhones, chargers and cables it surreptitiously purchased from online retailer Amazon were fakes.
Apple to host event next week, probably to strut new Macs
Apple yesterday issued invitations to an Oct. 27 presentation at its California headquarters, where it's expected to unveil new Macs.
Windows users face update bloat, and tough choices
Windows 10's cumulative updates have ballooned in size, and a similar bloat will affect the Windows 7 updates Microsoft revamped this month.
Apple to refresh MacBook Pro, cull 11-in. Air this month
Apple will update its Mac laptops this month by refreshing the MacBook Pro and culling the MacBook Air line.
Younger consumers more likely to fall for tech support con jobs
Contrary to conventional wisdom, it's not older consumers who are most easily duped by tech support scams.
Next Windows 10 upgrade due March 2017
Microsoft will issue its next Windows 10 upgrade in March 2017, according to clues uncovered by digital detectives.
Consumer PCs: Ailing, but not dead yet
PC shipments again contracted in the third quarter, as consumers continued to refuse to buy replacements for their aging machines.
iOS 10's one-month adoption rate hits 68%
iOS 10 adoption continued to climb a month after its release, with some sources estimating the upgrade is on more than two-thirds of iPhones.
Samsung's Note7 calamity cracks open a door for Apple
The explosion-implosion of Samsung's premier Galaxy Note7 line may boost iPhone sales, but don't expect outright gloating from Apple.
Buggy Windows 7 cumulative update? Just tell us, says Microsoft
Microsoft has told business customers who run into problems with Windows 7's new patch maintenance regime to file a ticket with the company's support desk.
Microsoft fleshes out seismic change to Windows patching
Microsoft has elaborated on the new patching policy for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 that takes effect on Tuesday.
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