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WWDC 2020: Yes, Apple is dumping Intel, gently
Apple will ship its first Macs running its own Apple-developed ARM-based processors this year as it begins a two-year transition from Intel.
Debilitating 'Outlook needs to close' bug linked to a bad Windows cumulative update
Microsoft has acknowledged that a combination of the June 2-or-later version of Microsoft 365 (nee Office 365) and the June Win10 cumulative updates cause Outlook to disavow its PST files. The source of the problem seems to be a bug...
Microsoft's Windows 10 servicing calendar: a showcase for contradictions
The latest calendar concept details when different parts of the Windows 10 upgrade process take place, how each successive refresh syncs with other versions, and how disparate parts of the product line like Windows and...
Microsoft to resume non-security updates for Windows 10 in July
The company plans to resume distribution of the non-security updates, but only to Windows 10 1809 and, eventually, to Windows Server.
Asana touts new Teams integrations
Work management platform Asana has expanded its ties with Microsoft Teams, solidifying efforts by the two companies to make task management easier.
The wild thing about Windows apps on Chrome OS
With Google working to bring Windows software onto Chromebooks, things are about to get seriously weird.
Windows 10 version 2004 slams into a Storage Spaces brick wall
According to official sources, the latest Windows upgrade contains a bug in the Storage Spaces feature. Information, as usual, is sketchy. We have no idea what triggers the bug, or whether rolling back to 1909 will fix it, but … why...
UK will (at last) use Apple/Google contact tracing tech
The UK plans to abandon its own attempt to create a contact tracing app in favor of using technology developed by Apple and Google.
VC money flows to collaboration start-ups as remote work booms
Collaboration software, which one analyst said was a “white-hot category pre-COVID” for investors, is “now hitting the stratosphere.”
Microsoft makes 'major-minor' Windows 10 release cadence the new normal
When it comes to how Microsoft updates Windows 10 each spring and fall, this year is looking a lot like 2019.
WWDC: Developers (again) rebel at App Store costs
Developers are complaining about Apple's 30% App Store fee.
Microsoft revamps Windows Insider release vernacular
For Windows Insider's build tracks, Slow Ring and Fast Ring are now out; Dev, Beta and Channel are in.
WWDC: Apple ships a new Catalyst app for developers
Apple has introduced the Apple Developer app for the Mac for the first time.
How voice tech could shape the post-pandemic workplace
As companies start thinking about how to reopen offices, contactless interfaces could be key to ensuring employees stay safe.
Chrome to target abusive notification requests beginning in July
Starting with Chrome 84 – scheduled to release July 14 – sites that Google thinks traffic in notifications meant to trick users will be blacklisted.
June cumulative updates cause multiple problems with network printers
There are reports all over of the Windows June cumulative updates – KB 4560960 (Win10 version 1903/1909), KB 4557957 (Win10 2004), KB 4561608 (Win10 1809/Server 2019) and KB 4561612 (Server 2012) – breaking network printers....
Microsoft ousts Office 365, crowns Microsoft 365 new monarch
For Microsoft, it's a case of out with the old, in with the new. For users, it's a recipe for confusion.
Android 11's most important additions
Don't let the shiny new features fool you: The most consequential changes in Google's new Android 11 Beta are the ones most people probably won't even notice.
Some Win10 PCs are apparently being upgraded to version 2004 without consent
I’m seeing an increase in the number of people who claim that their Windows 10 version 1903 or 1909 computers were upgraded to version 2004, without warning. The behavior might be due to a bug in the way Win10 handles “Pause...
Imagine an 'Android Pro' subscription
Google's missing a major opportunity to build its business while elevating the experience of its most enthusiastic users.
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