Patching meltdown: Windows fixes, sloppy .NET, warnings about Word and Outlook
COMPUTER WORLD On the heels of the Jan. 17 release of 14 Windows and .NET patches, we now have a…
IDG Contributor Network: Marketers should enter auto infotainment quickly and carefully
COMPUTER WORLD At CES 2018, cutting-edge marketers are starting to see the automobile infotainment system as their newest playground. How…
Facebook standardizes Workplace pricing, boosts cost for larger deployments
COMPUTER WORLD Facebook has changed the pricing for its Workplace enterprise social network, a move that will result in price…
15 Alexa skills for business success
COMPUTER WORLD 15 Alexa skills for the enterprise Image by IDG, Amazon.com Already at work in millions of homes, Amazon’s…
Apple still wants to teach the world to code (with Swift)
COMPUTER WORLD Apple continues to drive forward in its attempt to teach people how to develop with Swift with a…
Outflanked
COMPUTER WORLD This IT shop has a programmer who’s very good at C and C++, but he’s got some nasty…
How AR and VR will change enterprise mobility
COMPUTER WORLD Two of the hottest technologies today — augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) — are likely to…
Mozilla mandates that new Firefox features rely on encrypted connections
COMPUTER WORLD Mozilla this week decreed that future web-facing features of Firefox must meet an under-development standard that requires all…
5 Google launches from 2017 that still haven't landed
COMPUTER WORLD I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but Google announces an awful lot of stuff. Between its annual I/O…
More Windows patches, primarily previews, point to escalating problems this month
COMPUTER WORLD Never give a sucker an even break. Yesterday, on a very out-of-band Wednesday, Microsoft released preview patches for…