Gregg Keizer
Senior Reporter
Gregg Keizer covers Windows, Office, Apple/enterprise, web browsers and web apps for Computerworld.
Mozilla tightens belt, folds two Firefox services
The Firefox browser maker is having to trim its sails again.
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.
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.
Nvidia's $40B deal for Arm could affect Apple
Nvidia agreed to pay Arm's current owner, SoftBank Group, $12 billion in cash and $21.5 billion in stock, along with other payments for the chip design firm.
Microsoft will bundle updates to streamline patching
Microsoft plans to change how it delivers updates to some parts of Windows 10, saying the new bundling tactic will end confusion and streamline the OS's regular refreshes.
Microsoft puts Application Guard for Office into public preview
The defensive technology walls off untrusted Office documents to prevent attack code carried by malicious files from reaching the operating system or its apps.
Fast forward: What's coming in future versions of Chrome?
Every time Google updates its browser, it publishes release notes aimed at enterprises to highlight upcoming additions, substitutions, enhancements and modifications. Here's some of what's coming.
Windows by the numbers: No dog days for Windows 10
Windows 10 turned five years old in July, marking the anniversary with something of a pause in its market share growth.
Top web browsers 2020: Firefox, IE, Chrome all fall
Firefox took the biggest market-share hit in August as Mozilla’s financial woes continue.
What's in the latest Chrome update? 10% faster page loads, more tab tweaks
Chrome 85 lets users collapse and expand tab groups, see tab previews, save data entered into PDF forms, and spend less time waiting for pages to load.
Microsoft adds 6 months support to Windows 10 1803, again cites pandemic
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.
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