Gregg Keizer
Senior Reporter
Gregg Keizer covers Windows, Office, Apple/enterprise, web browsers and web apps for Computerworld.
Top web browsers 2020: Firefox sheds share, falls behind Edge
It was bad news again for Firefox in March, as Mozilla's browser shed users at a pace that left it falling behind Microsoft's Edge.
Microsoft promotes upcoming Edge enhancements
Among the features planned for the browser: tabs that can be stacked vertically along the browser's side and a Firefox-like Password Monitor.
Microsoft to shift SMBs' Office subscriptions to 'Microsoft 365' brand
The change, which takes place April 21, is designed 'to reflect the range of features and benefits in the subscription' plans, the company said.
How businesses can save money when everyone needs Office to work from home
When companies scatter their workforces, they can save money by providing the new remote employees with the right kind of Office. Here are several ideas.
Google to resume Chrome releases on April 7
The company will roll out version 81, skip 82, and launch version 83 in May to make up for lost time.
Microsoft to stop serving non-security monthly updates to Windows
The updates, normally released during the third and fourth week of each month, will stop in May.
Pandemic will push Microsoft to repeat 2019's major-minor Win10 upgrade cadence
The ongoing coronavirus outbreak makes it even more likely Microsoft will release a minor update for Windows 10 this fall.
Microsoft unveils Teams-equipped 365 subscription for front-line workers
The new plan, priced at $4 per user per month, gets the Microsoft 365 F1 moniker and is due to arrive April 1.
Microsoft mirrors Google move, shelves Edge upgrades
In response to the upheaval caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Edge browser will remain on version 80 for an undetermined amount of time.
Microsoft adds 6 months support for Windows 10 1709 to account for pandemic disruption
The delay keeps client systems running 1709 protected until October, reducing pressure on IT admins at a time when everything has been disrupted.
Google suspends Chrome upgrades as COVID-19 impacts software schedules
With 6.7 million residents in the San Francisco Bay Area ordered to stay at home to slow the coronavirus spread, scheduled Chrome and Chrome OS releases have been delayed.
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