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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.
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.
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.
Microsoft Patch Alert: July 2020
Now that Microsoft has fixed an Outlook-killing bug on Microsoft’s own servers by updating Office 365, and re-issued the .NET patch so paying Windows 7 Extended Update customers can get it installed, the remaining problems are largely...
Why Android and Chrome OS's next step could be colossal
After years of tantalizing teases, Google's two primary platforms may finally be ready to take their relationship to the next level.
Qualcomm hints at (slight) 5G iPhone 12 delay
The company's Q4 guidance cites reduced shipments because of "the delay of a global 5G flagship phone launch."
Microsoft previews new enterprise-only telemetry option for Windows 10
The company has launched a preview of a new enterprise-focused option that blocks Windows' telemetry from reaching Microsoft's servers.
Apple CEO Tim Cook defends the App Store business
Cook appears with leaders from Google, Amazon and Facebook today for a Congressional anti-trust hearing.
Here's how Microsoft may slow down to only one Windows 10 upgrade a year
If Microsoft dumps its major/minor release cadence for Windows 10, opting for a lone feature update every year, the result could be chaotic for some users.
The Windows 10 'End-of-Service' myth
Microsoft publishes an “End of Service” date for each version of Windows 10. While you might think you can hold onto your version of Win10 until that date, Microsoft starts pushing you onto the next version four months early. That...
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Addigy CEO is bullish on Apple Silicon and Macs in the enterprise
Jason Dettbarn predicts Apple Silicon will deliver "groundbreaking" advances in enterprise security and management.
Microsoft will pitch virtualized Windows-as-a-subscription service, update and maintain VMs for customers
A recent job posting by Microsoft indicates the company may be crafting a new device-as-a-service subscription offer for Microsoft 365 customers that won't actually include the device.
Windows Update is a bifurcated mess
Windows 10 now has two different Windows Update subsystems, running simultaneously, with different rules, conflicting goals and little documentation. Can’t see this week's Previews? You aren’t alone.
WiPro exec: 'Apple is primed for continued success in the enterprise'
Given a choice, 59% of employees would choose a Mac. But today, only 32% use one at work.
Jamf CEO: 'Technology has become the entire employee experience'
COVID-19 has accelerated digital transformation and the old ways are not coming back. “We’ve seen the greatest movement of the workforce into their homes in all of history,” said Jamf CEO Dean Hager as the enterprise vendor launches...
Slack files EU antitrust complaint against Microsoft, cites anti-competitive Teams bundling
The team chat software maker argues that Microsoft is forcing millions of customers to install Teams – and hopes to kill Slack in the process.
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