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Apple announces a new iPhone (and you can’t have it)
The pre-jailbroken iPhone for security researchers is a hit at Black Hat 2019.
When will your phone get Android Q? A data-driven upgrade guide
Wondering when the soon-to-launch Android Q software will make its way to your device? Let cold, hard data guide your guess.
Microsoft relaxes telemetry rule for PCs managed with Windows Update for Business
A rule that kept privacy-first organizations from using group policies to manage the update service will no longer have to set the "diagnostic data level" for devices to Basic or above.
Cisco to bring voice transcription to Webex with Voicea buy
The Voicea acquisition is part of a “cognitive collaboration” initiative as Cisco revamps its collaboration software and eyes new AI capabilities.
Fast forward: What's coming in future versions of Chrome?
Every time Google updates its browser, it publishes release notes aimed at enterprises to highlight upcoming additions, substitutions, enhancements and modifications. Here's some of what's coming.
The unexpected side effect of Google's Pixel 4 phone
Google's upcoming Pixel 4 is already shaking up the smartphone game — but not in the way you might expect.
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Slack beefs up mobile security controls for Enterprise Grid
The latest updates to security controls for Slack’s enterprise-grade collaboration app are designed to make it easier to manage data on a range of devices.
New Surface firmware/driver update knocks out Wi-Fi on some systems
The problem seems to lie with a new driver, “Marvell Semiconductor, Inc. – Net – 15.68.17013.110,” which was also installed on many Surface machines running the beta of Win10’s next version, 20H1 -- and caused similar problems. Is...
For Microsoft, Windows 10 is a ‘cornerstone’ no more
For four years, Microsoft described Windows 10 as the very foundation of its ambitions. But in this year's Form 10-K filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission, that description no longer applies, raising questions about how the...
IBM, Chainyard unveil blockchain-based 'Trust Your Supplier' network
IBM has partnered with Fortune 500 companies to launch the network, which is aimed at automating the validation and onboarding of buyers and suppliers.
It’s time to install most of July's Windows and Office patches
If you’ve been keeping your Windows 7/Server 2008 R2 machines clean with “Security-only” patches, July has an important change to consider. For most people, the coast is clear to install the July 2019 patches.
Windows by the numbers: Finally, the 7-to-10 migration kicks into high gear
Windows 7's share of all PCs dropped sharply in July, indicating users are finally migrating to Windows 10 as 7's end-of-support date draws ever closer.
How Windows 10 users can upgrade on their schedule, not Microsoft's
Now that Microsoft has changed the way Windows upgrades are rolled out, it's possible for users to delay updating – within limits. Here's what to do.
Apple suspends Siri snooping (and promises more control for the rest of us)
Apple announces the immediate global suspension of its controversial Siri grading program
Top web browsers 2019: Chrome swallows more share
Its biggest monthly user-share gain in three years pushes Google’s browser ever closer to the 70% mark.
Asana’s Workload tool aims to prevent worker burnout
The new feature gives managers an all-in-one view of employees’ project workloads and lets them reassign or reschedule tasks accordingly.
How Google's Pixel 4 radar system could be more than a gimmick
Before you write off Google's new hand gesture feature as yet another mobile tech parlor trick, consider some critical points about the technology behind it.
What's in the latest Chrome update? No more Flash (without jumping through hoops)
Chrome 76 disables Flash by default, closes an Incognito Mode loophole and simplifies Progressive Web App installation.
Apple's Tim Cook promised a 2019 product blitz: What’s coming?
Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company will have major launches on all of its platforms -- new services and products. Here's a look at what it could announce.
Here comes the next silly smartphone design shift
Just when you thought you were safe from form-over-function design trends...
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