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Microsoft sets perpetual-license Office 2021 prices, reveals new-feature list computerworld.com/article/36…
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Chrome, Edge kick off faster release cadence; enterprises can skip versions with Extended Stable channel. computerworld.com/article/36…

Chrome, Edge kick off faster release cadence; enterprises can skip versions

Users will now get updates for the two browsers every four weeks, though companies can opt for a slower cadence.

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Fast forward: What's coming in future Chrome updates? computerworld.com/article/33…

Fast forward: What’s coming in future Chrome updates?

Every time Google updates its browser, it publishes release notes aimed at enterprises to highlight upcoming additions, substitutions, enhancements and modifications. Here's a sneak preview of what's...

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Microsoft preps enterprises for 8-week 'Extended Stable' version of Edge, set to launch Sept. 23. computerworld.com/article/36…

Microsoft preps enterprises for 8-week ‘Extended Stable’ version of Edge

By default, Edge is set to automatically get updates every four weeks beginning later this year. But companies who see that pace as too quick will have another option.

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Apple releases first macOS 'Monterey' public preview computerworld.com/article/36…

Apple releases first macOS ‘Monterey’ public preview

If Apple follows its typical timeline, the final Monterey release will appear in late September.

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What's in the latest Chrome update A JavaScript jolt from the new Sparkplug compiler computerworld.com/article/32…
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What's in the latest Firefox update? Firefox 89 debuts UI overhaul, Mozilla hopes to win back defectors
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Microsoft, Mozilla plan new upgrade tactics for Edge, Firefox
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Microsoft previews perpetual license Office LTSC for enterprises computerworld.com/article/36…

Microsoft previews perpetual license Office LTSC to enterprises

Microsoft has released to corporate customers a preview of its next pay-once, perpetual license version of Office: the tongue-twistingly named Office LTSC Professional Plus 2021.

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What's in the latest Firefox update? 88 stymies shifty JavaScript tracker computerworld.com/article/32…
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What's in the latest Chrome update? Default to HTTPS, focused links computerworld.com/article/32…
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PC shipment gains in the March quarter continue as students, workers remain remote, say both IDC and Gartner computerworld.com/article/36…

PC shipment gains continue as students, workers remain remote

Last year’s supply-chain disruptions and increased demand brought on by the pandemic both contributed to the sustained growth.

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For Microsoft and Apple, a reprise of all-virtual dev conferences computerworld.com/article/36…

For Microsoft and Apple, a reprise of all-virtual dev conferences

While the pandemic in some ways may be easing, both companies are sticking with online-only events for developers this year.

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Microsoft elevates Teams' importance by offering top-dollar bug bounties computerworld.com/article/36…

Microsoft elevates Teams’ importance by offering top-dollar bug bounties

The company has launched a new bug bounty program for Teams that offers as much as $30,000 to security researchers for previously-unknown vulnerabilities. It's a sign of the software's growing...

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What's in the latest Firefox? Script stand-ins help sites fend off anti-tracking assaults, problems computerworld.com/article/32…
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Microsoft urges enterprise to test Windows 10 21H1 as May launch looms computerworld.com/article/36…
Microsoft provides Exchange Server defensive tool to help SMBs stymie zero-day attacks computerworld.com/article/36…
Microsoft follows Goggle and Chrome, shifts to four-week release pace
Google matches Mozilla, reduces time between Chrome upgrades to four weeks computerworld.com/article/36…

Google matches Mozilla, reduces time between Chrome upgrades to four weeks

The company also plans to offer a new "Extended Stable" release channel for enterprises wary of frequent deployments. That channel will be refreshed every eight weeks.

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Microsoft slashes Windows 10 long-term support by half. As of 21H2 release, support for just 5 years, not the 10 it's been since 2015. computerworld.com/article/36…

Microsoft slashes Windows 10 long-term support by half

Windows 10 LTSC, the version once pitched to enterprises as the OS that didn't need constant updating, will only get five years of support now.

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