Gregg Keizer
Senior Reporter
Gregg Keizer covers Windows, Office, Apple/enterprise, web browsers and web apps for Computerworld.
Windows by the numbers: Finally, the 7-to-10 migration kicks into high gear
Windows 7's share of all PCs dropped sharply in July, indicating users are finally migrating to Windows 10 as 7's end-of-support date draws ever closer.
How Windows 10 users can upgrade on their schedule, not Microsoft's
Now that Microsoft has changed the way Windows upgrades are rolled out, it's possible for users to delay updating – within limits. Here's what to do.
Top web browsers 2019: Chrome swallows more share
Its biggest monthly user-share gain in three years pushes Google’s browser ever closer to the 70% mark.
What's in the latest Chrome update? No more Flash (without jumping through hoops)
Chrome 76 disables Flash by default, closes an Incognito Mode loophole and simplifies Progressive Web App installation.
Mozilla blames 'interlocking complex systems' and confusion for Firefox's May add-on outage
The Firefox browser maker said it's figured out what caused problems with its browser add-ons and offered solutions to keep the issue from happening again.
Microsoft: Whatever you do, don't call it Office Online
What's in a name? Apparently, for Microsoft, not the word 'online' when it comes to the company's Office apps. Users are not amused.
What Microsoft's latest Windows 10 update upheaval means
The company's changes to support timelines and its plans for each spring and fall Windows 10 upgrade will affect how often and when companies and consumers update their PCs. Here's how things could shake out.
Mozilla to add password manager, hack alert to Firefox 70
The browser upgrade, expected to launch in October, will warn users when their saved passwords have been revealed by a data breach.
Microsoft tells enterprises to be on Edge
The company has begun telling companies about a variety of corporate features that have been baked into the browser, which is built on underpinnings from Google's Chromium.
Microsoft starts Windows 10's 1803-to-1903 forced upgrade
The company said it's starting the process of upgrading Windows 10 PCs running last year's April update and moving those PCs to the latest version of the operating system.
Upcoming Windows 10 1909: Update or upgrade? Microsoft clarifies
The next version of Windows 10, due out this fall, will continue to offer Windows Update for Business controls, the company says.
Microsoft previews 'chromified' Edge's group policies to win enterprise approval
Hoping to catch the interest of IT admins, Microsoft is offering a sneak peek of group policies they could use to manage the still-under-development "full-Chromium" Edge.
Which iPhones, iPads support Apple's iOS 13 and iPadOS?
With the arrival this fall of iOS 13 and iPadOS, there's some bad news for those relying on iPhones that debuted in 2013 and 2014 and some of Apple's older iPads.
What's in the latest Firefox update? Mozilla pitches add-ons, new enterprise group policies
Firefox 68 for now offers recommended add-ons, adds new group policies IT admins can use to better manage the browser and patches 21 vulnerabilities.
Microsoft delivers Defender ATP security service to Macs
Microsoft Defender ATP detects ongoing attacks on corporate networks, blocks those that are malicious, then provides response recommendations. It can be deployed to Macs using Microsoft Intune, JAMF or other MDM platforms.
Microsoft pares Windows 10 feature upgrades to 1 a year
In a multi-part announcement spread across three blog posts, Microsoft has again given its Windows 10 update model a shake. Here's what the changes mean.
Following Mozilla's lead, Microsoft pushes Edge onto anti-tracking bandwagon
By adding 'tracking prevention' to the Chromium-based version of Edge, Microsoft can show it's putting a little distance between its browser and Google Chrome.
Mozilla previews next-gen mobile Firefox for Android
Mozilla has released a preview of its next-generation browser for Android. The new browser is twice as fast at rendering pages as Android Firefox and has anti-ad tracking turned on by default.
Mozilla takes swipe at Chrome with 'Track THIS' project
Mozilla is pushing Firefox's latest (and long-delayed) anti-ad tracking efforts, saying it protects user privacy better than Google's Chrome.
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