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Google to cut off other Chromium-based browsers from access to services such as Sync
Access to what the company called "our private Chrome APIs" will be blocked starting March 15.
Apple Watch may help in the fight against COVID-19
Research shows Apple Watch may provide early warning of COVID-19 infection for you and your staff.
Pandemic rebound? PC shipments post biggest upswing in a decade
The pandemic-induced rush to work at home also helped drive up PC sales at the fastest rate in 10 years. But will that buying surge last?
Galaxy reality check: 4 big reasons to avoid Samsung's Android phones
Samsung's Galaxy phones may have the best-known brand within Android, but they come with some underemphasized downsides every serious user should consider.
Microsoft adds Teams ‘task publishing’ for front-line workers
The new features aimed at retailers include automated approvals, shift ‘tagging’ and integrations with workforce management systems.
Wi-Fi 6E is coming to the Apple enterprise
Offering faster networking with very little congestion, the now-available Wi-FI 6E standard is mandatory for faster connections and IoT.
Microsoft to build cross-platform Outlook from Edge bits
The one-app-for-all Outlook will run within a browser as a replacement for the Windows, Mac, iOS and Android editions of the company's popular email app.
The game-changing Google trend to watch in 2021
A whole new side of Google is taking shape right in front of our eyes, but you really have to step back and look carefully to see it.
Employee choice is critical to the WFH future
Jamf confirms Apple's systems are in use across global enterprise as remote working and employee choice define work from home.
Microsoft takes steps to scrub Flash from Windows
The arrival of 2021 means the departure of Adobe Flash Player from PCs.
SolarWinds, Solorigate, and what it means for Windows updates
The recent SolarWinds attack raised serious questions about how safe companies (and government agencies) are when OS or software updates roll out. Since Microsoft was also hit, it’s important to understand what happened.
Businesses to boost collaboration spending in ‘21 as remote work continues
Not surprisingly, video and team collaboration tools will remain an enterprise priority in the coming year as many offices expect to remain largely closed until at least the summer.
Microsoft Teams: How to use it, and how it stacks up to Slack and Zoom
Microsoft's take on collaboration, group messaging and video continues to evolve. Here's how Microsoft Teams fits into the booming collaboration software market and what you need to know to evaluate it against rivals like Slack, Zoom...
What's in the latest Firefox upgrade? Native support for Apple's M1 Macs
Firefox 84 gets a speed boost on the latest Apple Macs running an M1 processor and will be the last to support Adobe's Flash Player.
Google just quietly set the stage for a Chrome OS explosion
A subtle-seeming Google purchase paves the way for a dramatic expansion of Chrome OS's reach — and a dramatic reimagining of what a Chromebook even is.
Microsoft releases native Office apps for M1 Macs
Collectively tagged as "Microsoft 365 for Mac Apps," the company's core Office productivity applications have been updated for Apple's new ARM-based laptops.
The bit of Googley brilliance Android needs to borrow from Chrome OS
One of Android's worst lingering pain points could be improved immensely with a little help from a familiar Google cousin.
Apple's Privacy Nutrition Labels, available now and good for business
Apple's iOS 14.3 introduces Privacy Nutrition Labels for apps sold at the App Store, and that's good for users, developers and the enterprise.
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