Gregg Keizer
Senior Reporter
Gregg Keizer covers Windows, Office, Apple/enterprise, web browsers and web apps for Computerworld.
Mozilla previews Firefox VPN, will charge for service at some point
The company's Firefox Private Network is an extension that encrypts traffic between Firefox and websites to better secure user data and privacy.
Windows 10 1909: What's in it for enterprises?
This fall's update for Windows 10 may not include a raft of new features, but it does offer something even more important to enterprise IT: extended support that should make future upgrades easier to manage.
What we know so far about the unusual Windows 10 1909
The way Microsoft plans to roll out the next version of Windows 10 this fall is almost certainly a precursor for future autumn upgrades.
Windows by the numbers: Windows 10 user share surges as loafers heed impending deadline
Windows 10's share of all PCs jumped 2.1 percentage points in August as a January end-of-support deadline for Windows 7 draws closer.
Top web browsers 2019: Edge edges up
The Microsoft browser has gained some ground during the last six months, but remains in the dust behind Google Chrome.
What's in the latest Firefox update? Firefox 69 thwarts web tracking by default for everyone
Firefox 69 switches on the browser's anti-tracking technology by default for all users.
Edge embraces Chrome's kill-Flash timetable
The move means Microsoft won't stick to its own timetable for killing off Adobe Flash; instead, it will parallel Google Chrome's plan for eliminating the media player software.
Microsoft set to close licensing loopholes, leave cloud rivals high and dry
Beginning in October, Microsoft plans to tighten its licensing rules to stop customers from using their own licenses for Windows, Windows Server, SQL Server and other software on rival cloud providers.
Microsoft: Enterprises have upgraded Windows 10 just once a year from the start
The company's decision to extend support for the fall editions of Windows 10 Enterprise and Education reflects an upgrade cadence companies have already been following.
Microsoft offers free post-2020 Windows 7 support for Win 10 Enterprise subscribers
The company will give Windows 7 Extended Security Updates to EA and EAS customers with active subscriptions to Windows 10 Enterprise E5, Microsoft 365 E5 or Microsoft 365 E5 Security.
Microsoft provides group policies for enterprise control of 'full-Chromium' Edge updates
IT admins will be able to use the policies to manage, deploy and update the new browser to their corporate workforce.
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