Apple teams with blind advocacy groups to make coding skills more accessible. | Continue reading
Forget all those stories of 20 Gbps speeds and 1 millisecond latency. 5G will never deliver performance like that — and anyway its time is still years away for most of us most of the time. | Continue reading
Make your Chromebook even more capable with this carefully selected set of Linux apps for expanding Chrome OS's potential as a business tool. | Continue reading
Software development has gotten easier over the years. Really, it has. Here are 11 skills and tactics that every programmer once needed to master ... and today can blissfully forget. | Continue reading
Reports are popping up all over that yesterday’s Win7 Monthly Rollup and Security-only patches are causing big problems with networks using SMBv2 shares. The known solution is to uninstall the patch. There’s also a registry fix that may or may not work. | Continue reading
Will the third time be the charm, or will Windows Lite join Windows 10 S and Windows RT as failed Windows variations? | Continue reading
A hard disk (also called a fixed disk) is the primary medium for storing information on computers, because it combines high capacity, relatively fast access and low price. A hard disk drive is made up of four basic components: a motor, a spinning platter, a pivoting arm with a re … | Continue reading
Hailing from five different nations, the 13 remarkable women and men memorialized here had a lasting influence on technology and the world. | Continue reading
MetaCert checks emails on iPhones for phishing links, but giving the app access to all of your messages could be a concern for some. | Continue reading
LTSC, which was once called LTSB, is a specialized edition of Windows 10 Enterprise that promises the longest intervals between OS feature upgrades. | Continue reading
While Twitter tumbles and Facebook flounders, Google Maps has emerged as the best social network for businesses. | Continue reading
The move, expected to roll out in 2019, comes in the aftermath of the company's botched rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update. | Continue reading
Linux is both the most popular operating system and a niche end-user OS. How can that be? Follow along, my friends, and I’ll tell you. | Continue reading
Fingers point to the Patch Tuesday Win10 cumulative updates, a Windows-pushed HP keyboard driver, or a combination of both. A Microsoft agent says that it’s not just on HP machines and that the cumulative updates have been pulled, but there’s no confirmation. Whodunit? | Continue reading
Hyperledger and the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance are teaming up to promote blockchain technology to companies and to collaborate on development efforts. | Continue reading
How Windows is supported and sold is changing. Or should I say ‘sold’? | Continue reading
It fits a pattern that tells us that Google sees everyone as having equal value, which just isn’t true. | Continue reading
Could you soon see Windows running on a Chromebook? Clues are pointing that way. But why would Google do it? Here’s my take. | Continue reading
Enterprise patching veteran Susan Bradley summarizes her Windows update survey results, asking Microsoft management to rethink the breakneck pace of frequently destructive patches. | Continue reading
How much are you going to like having Microsoft in charge of your desktop? | Continue reading
Atlassian’s Stride bites the dust less than a year after launch as Slack moves to strengthen its team chat position with this week’s deal. | Continue reading
Analysts and researchers call the transistor the most important invention of the 20th century on the event of its 60th birthday. | Continue reading
The browser maker is now serving replacement ads to as many as 1,000 volunteers who agreed to help test out the company's plans. | Continue reading
Myth: Chromebooks don’t run apps. Fact: Chromebooks run more apps than any device ever. | Continue reading
Filling the gap between shared spreadsheets and IT-oriented development tools, Quick Base aims to let business users quickly create their own applications. | Continue reading
Make no mistake about it: Google's podcast about-face is about much more than the launch of a single new app. | Continue reading
It sure looks like it’s regretting promising 18 more months of support for Windows 10’s biggest competitor. | Continue reading
One of Android's most powerful elements is losing its edge as poor design practices spread surprisingly far. | Continue reading
You may still love your Mac, but Apple doesn’t share your passion. | Continue reading
Have you installed iOS 11.4? Once you’d looked at AirPlay 2 and Messages in iCloud, did you happen to take a look at the contents of the security updates? | Continue reading
There’s a host of reasons why we won’t see 5G roll out in production anytime soon. | Continue reading
The first iteration of Microsoft’s digital whiteboard is now in use at 5,000 businesses, but questions remain about customer demand long term. | Continue reading
The stereotypes that lump IT professionals together are misguided. It's actually the conditions that surround the IT pros that are stereotypical, and the geeks are just reacting to those conditions the way they always react -- logically. | Continue reading
Maybe Wi-Fi and backup hardware just isn’t sexy enough for a company with its headquarters in a flying saucer. | Continue reading