Gregg Keizer
Senior Reporter
Gregg Keizer covers Windows, Office, Apple/enterprise, web browsers and web apps for Computerworld.
Microsoft expands Windows 7-to-Windows 10 app compatibility pledge
The company's 'Desktop App Assure' program launched in October in North America; it's now been expanded worldwide.
Brave browser previews ad-replacement feature in latest Dev build
The privacy-focused web browser strips all ads from websites and blocks ad trackers; it aims to eventually roll out an unusual advertising model that pays users in cryptocurrency tokens.
Chrome to take ad blocking worldwide in July
Google's browser targets what it calls 'disruptive' advertising and will expand blocking practices it's had in place in North America and Europe since last year.
Tick-tock: The year-long Windows 7 countdown by the numbers
As of today, it's T-minus one year and counting before Windows 7 exits mainstream support. Let's look at some important numbers for the year ahead.
Why full-Chromium Edge means end times for IE
Microsoft's decision to adopt the Chromium open-source code to power its Edge browser could mean a sooner-than-expected end to support for Internet Explorer.
Windows 10 1903 to seize 7GB of user storage space for smoother upgrades
The upcoming spring update will include a 'Reserved storage' feature that sets aside disk space for future upgrades.
Microsoft spins off security, compliance bits from Microsoft 365's priciest plan for E3 customers
Microsoft is adding two new M365 add-on plans for corporate customers already subscribing to the Enterprise E3 version.
Windows 10 1809 adoption remains in the cellar
The botched rollout in October of Microsoft's latest version of Windows 10 has hampered adoption of Windows 10 October 2018 Update.
Google yanks option to restore Chrome's older UI; users decry 'ugly' new look
The move, which came after Google upgraded its popular browser to version 71 last month, prompted an outcry from users who hate the latest user interface.
Top web browsers 2019: Microsoft needs to rebuild Edge before Edge disappears
Though Microsoft plans to revamp its Edge browser using Chrome's rendering and JavaScript engines, Windows 10's built-in browser is still bleeding users.
Windows by the numbers: Windows 10 finally dethrones Windows 7
Migration watch: It's taken three and a half years, but Windows 10 has finally passed Windows 7 is now being used by 45.5% of all PCs running Windows.
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