Cloud Computing

Microsoft publishes an “End of Service” date for each version of Windows 10. While you might think you can hold onto your version of Win10 until that date, Microsoft starts pushing you onto the next version four months early. That takes a big bite out of the promised 18-month lifespan.

COVID-19 has accelerated digital transformation and the old ways are not coming back.

The first early Silicon Mac benchmarks are just a pale reflection of the potential Apple could unleash with these machines.

With the arrival this fall of macOS 11 Big Sur, Apple users will get an updated Safari browser. Coming soon: web extension support, TouchID for password authentication and a variety of customizations.

By Ken Mingis and Ryan Faas, Computerworld | Hosts Juliet Beauchamp and Ken Mingis talk with guests about the latest tech trends and news. IT admins have a hard enough time keeping employees on the technology straight-and-narrow in the best of times. It’s even harder when a pandemic hits and …

June’s crop of Microsoft patches brought printer problems two ways from Tuesday, a debilitating Outlook conflict, more LSASS failures, a zinger from the Microsoft Store, masses of Win10 version 2004 bugs – and no fix for the long-standing temp profile bug.

Coming soon to a Windows 10 PC near you: the new Chromium-based version of Microsoft's Edge browser.

But where is the next iMac Pro?

Apple Silicon Macs will use an Apple-designed GPU – which makes complete sense and promises useful performance advantages.

A once-abandoned Google service is finding new life — and deserves a second look.

Apple's Independent Repair Provider Program grows across the U.S. and is to be extended into Canada and Europe.

June was a cruel patching month, with loads of bugs, lots of initial confusion and a few belated fixes. We now have a pretty good handle on what’s going bump in the night. Here’s how to get your patching caught up.