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Have we already reached 'peak smartphone'? | TECH(talk)
First it was Apple's earnings miss (because of slower-than-expected iPhone sales). Then other smartphone makers reported lackluster sales. One analyst calls the market a 'mess.' So what's going on – and what does it mean for...
Firefox set to silence auto-play audio with March upgrade
Version 66 of the browser will block audio and video by default, though user interactions can override the setting.
How Nuance is blazing a path to a smarter Siri
Nuance’s recently announced Project Pathfinder solution gives us a glimpse at Siri’s smarter future.
Is Chrome OS right for you? A 3-question quiz to find out
Chromebooks aren't like regular computers — so are they right for your needs? These three questions will help you find the answer.
Windows by the numbers: Windows 10 again posts growth as deadline focuses minds
For the second month in a row, Windows 10's user share jumped by more than one full point, indicating that next January's end-of-support deadline for Windows 7 may be spurring upgrades.
Top web browsers 2019: Firefox scores second straight month of share growth
For the second straight month, Mozilla's Firefox gained user share in January. That puts its share back where it was in mid-2018.
The January Windows and Office patches are good to go
There are some rather obscure issues, but by and large, now’s a very good time to get Windows and Office caught up on patching. If you want to avoid Win10 1809 for now, block it. Watch out for the, uh, edge cases, and patch away.
It’s been the worst year ever for smartphone shipments. Here’s why
Smartphone shipments are down, and a lot of the decline has to do with high prices and growing consumer frustration. One expert calls today's smartphone market a 'mess.'
Microsoft to end IE10 support years early, tells enterprises to upgrade to IE11
Companies that still use Internet Explorer 10 have until next January before Microsoft cuts support for the browser. That end of support comes more than three years sooner than had been expected.
Apple Retail offers enterprise-class MDM for the rest of us
SMBs using Apple technologies can deploy the same system and device management tools as any major enterprise, using a solution that’s available for sale at Apple Retail stores.
What's in the latest Chrome update?
Chrome 72 for Windows, macOS and Linux patches 58 vulnerabilities and begins the process of ending support for older web encryption protocols.
CVS to let customers share med history with Apple Health
CVS insurance subsidiary Aetna has released an app that lets members opt-in to sharing their electronic medical records with Apple's health service; in turn, Apple will offer Apple Watch wearers personalized fitness and health goals. ...
Microsoft Patch Alert: January patches include a reprisal of KB 4023057 and a swarm of lesser bugs
Patches are crawling out of the woodwork, and bugs follow as night unto day. Be particularly cautious if you’re running a turn-of-the-century database application; and if you don’t want to be forced to Win10 1809, get your shields up. ...
Everything you need to know about Apple's Q2 19 results
As iPhone sales slow, here's a look at some of the more interesting insights into Apple's business.
Blockchain: The complete guide
The much-hyped distributed ledger technology (DLT) has the potential to eliminate huge amounts of record-keeping, save money, streamline supply chains and disrupt IT in ways not seen since the internet arrived.
What's in the latest Firefox update? Mozilla revamps ad-tracker blocking controls
With Firefox 65, users get more control over cross-site ad-tracking, a revamped Task Manager and patches for seven vulnerabilities.
Android's stalled revolutions
With each new Android release, we hear about plenty of promising-sounding new features — but sometimes, things don't pan out exactly as expected.
TECH(talk): The collaboration software market is on the move
It's already been a busy 2019 for several companies that make collaboration software. Here's what's been going on while you weren't looking.
Collaboration software spending to hit $45B as team chat app demand booms
More and more companies are rolling out software like Microsoft Teams and Slack, making the collaboration software market a booming business, according to Synergy Research Group.
Microsoft Teams: Its features, how it compares to Slack and other rivals
Microsoft's entry in the crowded group messaging market continues to evolve. Here's how Microsoft Teams fits into the boom collaboration software market and what you need to know to evaluate it against its rivals.
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