Gregg Keizer
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Microsoft to launch Windows 11 on Oct. 5; rollout to last into ‘22
Though Microsoft plans to start pushing Windows 11 to users early next month, it may be mid-2022 before everyone gets the new operating system. → Read More
As Mozilla talks up Firefox's future, the present is killing it
Firefox seems to be having an existential crisis. → Read More
What enterprise needs to know about Windows 11
We've collected some of the most salient points about the upcoming Windows 11, the ones enterprise IT admins will most need to know. → Read More
Microsoft: All things must end ... even Windows 10
Support for the OS ends in four years. And while that date raised eyebrows this week, it's important to remember that before Windows 10's 2015, launch, Microsoft declared it would only offer updates for 10 years — until October 2025. → Read More
Microsoft stretches support for SharePoint Server 2010, Windows 10 1809
In its latest moves related to the COVID-19 pandemic, Microsoft is extending support an extra six months for SharePoint Server 2010 and Windows 10 1809. → Read More
Google to resume Chrome releases on April 7
The company will roll out version 81, skip 82, and launch version 83 in May to make up for lost time. → Read More
Microsoft to stop serving non-security monthly updates to Windows
The updates, normally released during the third and fourth week of each month, will stop in May. → Read More
Microsoft unveils Teams-equipped 365 subscription for front-line workers
The new plan, priced at $4 per user per month, gets the Microsoft 365 F1 moniker and is due to arrive April 1. → Read More
Microsoft retreats from scheme to change Chrome's search engine
The browser search change was unveiled in January to howls of outrage from users. → Read More
Opposition grows to Microsoft's make-Chrome-use-Bing plan for Office 365 customers
Customers rail against Microsoft's 'overreach,' calling it 'browser hijacking,' 'adware' and 'malware.' → Read More
Windows by the numbers: Windows 10 resumes march towards endless dominance
With support for Windows 7 ending in less than two weeks, the Windows 10 upgrade push continues. → Read More
Microsoft gives Windows 10 1903 the 'go' sign for business, four months after release
The business-ready milestone is designed to give enterprises confidence that 1903 is both stable and reliable and can be widely deployed. → Read More
Microsoft uses WSUS and Config Manager to lure more testers to Windows 10 betas
The company is offering up new ways for enterprises to test upcoming versions of Windows 10 before those updates go live. → Read More
Edge embraces Chrome's kill-Flash timetable
The move means Microsoft won't stick to its own timetable for killing off Adobe Flash; instead, it will parallel Google Chrome's plan for eliminating the media player software. → Read More
Safari to ape Firefox, go all-in on anti-tracking
The WebKit team has unveiled a new Tracking Prevention Policy that could help bolster privacy for users of Apple's Safari browser. → Read More
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. → Read More
Microsoft: Whatever you do, don't call it Office Online
What's in a name? Apparently, for Microsoft, not the word 'online' when it comes to the company's Office apps. Users are not amused. → Read More
What Microsoft's latest Windows 10 update upheaval means
The company's changes to support timelines and its plans for each spring and fall Windows 10 upgrade will affect how often and when companies and consumers update their PCs. Here's how things could shake out. → Read More
Mozilla to add password manager, hack alert to Firefox 70
The browser upgrade, expected to launch in October, will warn users when their saved passwords have been revealed by a data breach. → Read More
Microsoft delivers Defender ATP security service to Macs
Microsoft Defender ATP detects ongoing attacks on corporate networks, blocks those that are malicious, then provides response recommendations. It can be deployed to Macs using Microsoft Intune, JAMF or other MDM platforms. → Read More