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Windows 10 Insider Previews: A guide to the builds
Get the latest info on new preview builds of Windows 10 as they roll out from Microsoft. Now updated for Insider Preview Build 19042.508 for the Release Preview Channel, released on Sep. 18, 2020.
Windows Into The Future
The NVIDIA-Arm merger could change how we work
With Arm dominant in mobile devices and IoT, and NVIDIA dominant in both graphics and AI training, the deal could re-shape everything from mobile security to video collaboration.
Mozilla tightens belt, folds two Firefox services
The Firefox browser maker is having to trim its sails again.
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Biggest tech IPOs of 2020
After a rocky year for technology companies in 2019, where the majority of big IPOs fell flat for the likes of Slack and Uber, 2020 is proving no easier amidst a global pandemic.
Q&A: NearForm CCO Larry Breen on contacting-tracing apps
Contact-tracing apps have long been touted as the key to getting coronavirus infection rates under control – and remote workers safely back to the office. But few of the apps have been successful so far. NearForm's Larry Breen...
The worst version of Windows ever released
Windows Me was unstable, unloved and unusable. But was it really the worst OS Microsoft ever produced – worse even than Windows 8?
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Foldable smartphones are important, even if you never get one
With smartphone sales soft this year in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, innovation matters more than ever.
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Apple’s Time Flies event recap; iPad Air vs iPad Pro
Apple released two new Apple Watches, new generations of the iPad and iPad Air and new subscription services and plans at its Time Flies event on September 15. Macworld senior writer Michael Simon and Computerworld executive editor...
Apple upgrades Safari on Catalina and Mojave in annual exercise
Safari 14 offers expanded tab management, website Touch ID authentication, a new privacy report and additional customization options for the new tab page.
NZ Friday Fry Up
Friday Fry Up: IT election concerns, IT election silence, Mobile matters, Spark goes all-in on mobile, What you do in a recession
Friday Fry Up is Computerworld New Zealand’s weekly look at the world of IT.
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Why you need Apple support to secure the C-suite
Even in enterprises that don't officially support Apple, you'll probably find a few Macs and iPads in the C-suite.
Android Intelligence
Google's Chrome OS pivot matters more than you think
A colossal change is on the way for Chromebooks — and if you're only seeing what's on the surface, you're missing what's most important.
Windows 10 upgrades are rarely useful, say IT admins
A majority of admins surveyed this summer say Microsoft's oft ballyhooed twice-a-year upgrades for Windows 10 aren't really worth the hassle.
Indigenous data sovereignty and how Māori are leading the way
New Zealand’s Tikanga in Technology project is one of several efforts meant to create awareness and structure for others.
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