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Windows 10X: Train wreck in slow motion – or the future of Windows?
Microsoft hasn't said much about Windows 10X – and what it has spelled out so far leaves the company's plans unclear. Is 10X the next version of Windows 10? Or a dead end?
Windows by the numbers: Windows 10 restarts purge of Windows 7
Windows 10 grew by 1.8 percentage points in May to reach 57.8% of global OS share, resuming the trend away from Windows 7 that was upended by the pandemic.
The ultimate guide to privacy on Android
Take back control and decide exactly how information is used on your Android phone.
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Android Intelligence
5 more hidden Pixel features worth finding
Time for a fresh set of easily overlooked, next-level options for your favorite Pixel phone.
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iOS feature request: Do Not Disturb Pro
We need an easy way to separate work life from our own life – especially now.
What's next for Windows 10?
The rest of the year is likely to be busy for Microsoft, which plans to retire four different versions of Windows 10, re-release a fifth this fall and put the finishing touches on next year's big refresh.
Top web browsers 2020: Chrome snaps up more share, new Edge again gains ground
Google's Chrome browser edged toward the 70% mark in user share in May. No one else in the browser wars is close.
Google Docs vs. Microsoft Word: Which works better for business?
Has Google Docs caught up to Microsoft Word as an enterprise productivity application? We compare the two word processors to see which wins in today's online environment.
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You’ll get more done with these 10 Mac tips
Here's a handful of useful Mac tips to help you get things done from wherever you are.
Woody on Windows
Get your May 2020 Windows and Office patches installed
It was quite a month, with an undocumented drive-by patch, five (six?) zero-days, and voluminous reports of bugs that, with two exceptions, don’t appear to have any common cause. Now’s a good time to get Windows and Office patched.
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Why your voice is your new password
Google now lets some users verify purchases using voice alone. It’s just the beginning. Welcome to the future of biometric ID and verification.
Ready or not, we’re on our way to the Windows Virtual Desktop
The pandemic has given the latest version of Microsoft’s desktop-as-a-service offering unstoppable momentum.
How to have a successful career as a data engineer in Australia
Organisations in Australia are more and more looking for data engineers and data scientists to help them make sense of their data and improve the way they make business or run their businesses through the smart use of its existing...
2020 Australia tech conference guide
Computerworld Australia’s updated guide to in-person and virtual events for technology and IT pros.
Woody on Windows
Microsoft Patch Alert: May 2020
May brought us an undocumented drive-by patch that rebooted most exposed machines. In addition to the usual problems with random patching bugs, five (!) zero-days were announced by malware sleuths ZDI. By and large, the patching scene...
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