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Mozilla lays off 250, says pandemic 'significantly impacted revenue'
'Our pre-COVID plan is no longer workable,' argues Mozilla CEO Mitchell Baker; she outlined plans to reorganize the company behind the Firefox browser.
Yes, you can now run Windows on Big Sur
Parallels Desktop 16 lets you run Windows and Linux virtual machines on Macs, including Big Sur.
The maddeningly familiar march of Google's Gmail-Meet marriage
Google's effort to make Meet unavoidable brings to mind another moment in the company's past — and it isn't exactly a good comparison.
Apple finally releases first macOS 'Big Sur' public beta
Though Apple had said it would deliver the public beta of its upcoming OS in July, that month came and went without a release.
COVID-related IT job losses mount in U.S. as outbreak continues
With many places in the U.S. seeing higher numbers of COVID-19 cases, the IT job market shows few signs of rebound.
It's Patch Tuesday time. Make sure to have auto updates paused.
As Patch Tuesday rolls around again, now’s a very good time to double-check and make sure Windows Auto Update has been throttled. We see problematic patches every month, so put your machine on the sidelines while we watch the cannon...
Tech event calendar 2020: Upcoming shows, conferences and IT expos
Our sortable chart offers information, dates and locations for a variety of IT-focused events coming up over the next year.
Microsoft pegs savings from Edge, Office 365 search as high as $43M
Microsoft says its Bing-powered search platform can boost worker productivity and save corporate money by making access to internal documents and data easier.
The perfect contrast of the Pixel 4a and the Galaxy Note 20
This week's pair of Android phone launches reveals a lot more than what you see on the surface.
Is Apple’s new 27-in. iMac a good fit for business?
Apple has introduced what may be the penultimate 27-in. iMac configuration powered by an Intel processor. But is this still a good fit for your business?
Firefox gets next-gen anti-tracking defense, stymies 'bounce' trackers
Mozilla is rolling out a new defense against advanced tracking tactics in Firefox 79; users should get it during the next few weeks.
The inherent irony of Chrome OS
Google's Chromebooks have come a long way, but one specific part of their evolution is amusingly at odds with itself.
Microsoft points to October end-of-support for older Office apps accessing 365 services
As of Oct. 13 the company will stop supporting older versions of Office applications connecting to Office 365 and Microsoft 365 services.
Windows by the numbers: Windows 10, Windows 7 pause their ups and downs
Windows 10 turned five years old in July, marking the anniversary with something of a pause in its market share growth.
Top web browsers 2020: Firefox ends a sorta/kinda recovery as share losses return
Last month put a dent in Mozilla's plans to try and grow user share for its Firefox browser. Google Chrome continued its climb.
Despite an unexpected monkey wrench, now is the time to install the July Windows and Office patches
If it weren’t for the schizophrenic behavior of Microsoft’s preview patches, July updating would be a slam dunk. As things stand, you’d be well advised to go ahead and patch – but be aware of the odd behavior.
11 essential business management insights from Apple’s Q3
Managing the pandemic, the move to remote working and healthcare, the rise of the Mac and other essential insights to guide IT.
What's in the latest Firefox upgrade? Firefox 79 adds under-the-hood improvements, but no pizzaz
The newest version of Mozilla's browser fixes 19 flaws – four of them serious – but added no new features of note.
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