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Big Win10 1709 patch reinforces twice-a-month patching pace but, oddly, nothing new for 1803
Forget Patch Tuesday. Yesterday, Thursday, we saw patches for Win10 versions 1709, 1703 and 1607, as well as Monthly Rollup Previews for Win7, and 8.1, and for .Net (three different versions). The one version of Win10 that most needs...
Apple pushes privacy theme in Safari for iOS 12, 'Mojave'
The browser is getting new privacy and security tricks, including better integration with third-party password managers and less tracking with cookies.
Making sense of Google's podcast flip-flop
Make no mistake about it: Google's podcast about-face is about much more than the launch of a single new app.
Microsoft to tighten screws on traditional Office, Gartner predicts
The software developer is expected to push companies to switch to Office 365 by tightening access to that software's online services.
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The best workplace perks in IT
The offerings run deep at Computerworld's 2018 Best Places to Work in IT. Comprehensive health insurance is just table stakes.
Microsoft quietly cuts off Win7 support for older Intel computers
If you have a Pentium III, for example, you may no longer be able to install Win7 Monthly Rollups or Security-only patches, in spite of Microsoft's promise to support you until January 2020. It’s all about SSE2 and some retroactively...
Android's sharing system is morphing into an unpredictable mess
One of Android's most powerful elements is losing its edge as poor design practices spread surprisingly far.
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Deloitte: Apple’s Health Records an ‘inflection point’ for healthcare
Digitally connected health treatment, research and patient support will be a completely normal part of healthcare within a decade, Deloitte predicts.
Which iPhones, iPads support Apple's iOS 12?
If your iPhone or iPad currently runs iOS 11, it'll run iOS 12 when it rolls out this fall.
UC Berkeley puts blockchain training online; thousands sign up
After teaching an on-campus course about cryptocurrencies, UC Berkeley is planning to launch a two-part, online course aimed at educating students around to globe about cryptocurrencies and business-scale blockchain networks.
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Getting hands-on with industrial control system setups at RSA | Salted Hash Ep 31
Host Steve Ragan is joined on the RSA 2018 show floor by Bryson Bort, CEO and founder of SCYTHE, to talk about the ICS Village, where attendees can learn how to better defend industrial equipment through hands-on access to the...
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Mingis on Tech: What makes a 'Best Place' to work in IT?
The organizations that make Computerworld's annual list go far beyond competitive salaries and healthcare benefits to woo, and then retain, employees. Here's what they're doing right.
Which Macs will run Apple's macOS Mojave?
The next version of Apple's desktop operating system arrives this fall. When it does, a number of Mac models won't be able to upgrade. Here's who's left out in the cold.
Win10 Update Facilitation Service joins Update Assistant V2 to make sure you get patched
If you’ve been trying to keep Microsoft’s forced updates and upgrades off your machine, your job just got harder. With KB 4056254, we now have a new Win10 Update Facilitation Service joining its comrade-in-arms Update Assistant V2 to...
Apple’s iOS 12 will save thousands of American lives
New iOS technology will enable emergency services to quickly locate and send help to people in need of it.
Google moves to end website installation of Chrome extensions
The company's walled-garden approach to browser add-ons moved another step closer to reality with a ban on the inline installation of all newly-published extensions.
Win10 (1803) declared 'fully available,' throwing Windows Update for Business under the bus
Microsoft says its new A.I. is so good, it’s ready to push Win10 version 1803 to your machine – and businesses should follow suit. Patching pros say, 'Wuh?' Hubris, thy name is Microsoft.
Microsoft proclaims Windows 10 1803 enterprise-ready in record time
The 45-day interval between the launch of the latest feature upgrade to Windows 10 and the announcement that it's ready for business is the shortest yet.
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