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By Juliet Beauchamp, Ken Mingis and Michael Simon, Computerworld | Hosts Juliet Beauchamp and Ken Mingis talk with guests about the latest tech trends and news. Apple’s September event may look a bit different this year, but the (virtual) show will still go on. Expect to see the new Apple …

Firefox took the biggest market-share hit in August as Mozilla’s financial woes continue.

The company extended security support for Windows 10 Enterprise 1803 and Windows 10 Education 1803 until May 11. The original end-of-support date was to be Nov. 10.

...Or will simply maintaining current levels of demand represent success in the current climate?

As Patch Tuesday rolls around again, now’s a very good time to double-check and make sure Windows Auto Update has been throttled. We see problematic patches every month, so put your machine on the sidelines while we watch the cannon fodder march into battle.

Microsoft says its Bing-powered search platform can boost worker productivity and save corporate money by making access to internal documents and data easier.

'By 2030, Apple’s entire business will be carbon neutral — from supply chain to the power you use in every device we make,' the Apple CEO says.

'By 2030, Apple’s entire business will be carbon neutral — from supply chain to the power you use in every device we make,' says Cook

Astoria Mutual Aid Network uses Slack, Airtable, and geocoding to match those needing help with neighbors who can assist. It's now available to other groups.

The version of Outlook that runs on Windows PCs suddenly stopped working worldwide on Wednesday. The outage wasn’t caused by a bad patch. It wasn’t restored by an update. Microsoft isn’t saying much, but there’s a plausible explanation - and it’s disconcerting.

Ditch the cords

Fewer upgrades, more updates.