April patch recap: Mostly quiet on the Microsoft front
Unlike March, when patch updates caused issues with some printers, Microsoft’s updates for April were relatively tame. Windows users lost the old pre-Chromium version of...
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Rethinking mobile security in a post-COVID workplace
In the world of enterprise mobile security, sometimes horrible situations force security corner-cutting to preserve the company. And COVID-19 forcing companies to empty office buildings...
Microsoft ships Office 2019 preview for Mac
Microsoft has made a couple of important announcements for Mac and iOS-using enterprises, including moves toward a new “perpetual” version of Office and improvements to...
Microsoft ships Office 2021 preview for Mac
Microsoft has made a couple of important announcements for Mac and iOS-using enterprises, including moves toward a new “perpetual” version of Office and improvements to...
Google Meet gets a UI refresh to help ‘deepen the meeting experience’
Google has announced a refresh of its Meet user interface for desktop and laptop users, to begin rolling out next month. The updates to the...
The Bose Videobar VB1, huddle spaces, and the post-pandemic workplace
As we begin to consider whether and when we are going back to in-office work, many companies are moving their office configurations away from fixed...
WWDC: How will Apple change iPadOS for pros?
Apple’s decision to put an M1 Mac chip inside the iPad Pro surely means it’s about to make some big changes in the user interface...
Give yourself an Android productivity upgrade
Hey — you. Yes, you. The gorgeous hominid there with an Android phone in your britches. What if I were to tell you that that...
4 steps to repair Microsoft Office
We’ve all been there. You’re working on a document or a spreadsheet, or using email, and BAM! One of your Microsoft Office applications starts acting...
What’s in the latest Firefox update? 88 stymies shifty JavaScript tracker
Mozilla this week refreshed Firefox by releasing version 88, adding yet another anti-tracking defense, this one set up to stymie abuses of the JavaScript variable...