Computers

The French government eyes alternatives to Windows

The French government has decided to reduce its dependence on US technology companies in light of the growing divide between the US...

Chrome, Vivaldi, and the challenge of changing browsers

Ahem: My fellow Android-appreciating organisms — I’ve got a confession. After the better part of two decades of personally using Google’s Chrome browser...

A core infrastructure engineer pleads guilty to federal charges in insider attack – Computerworld

Critically, he argued that the use of various tools should be instantly flagged as concerning. “Instrument Task Scheduler, PsExec, PsPasswd, and net user are...

Apple — 50 years in fifteen minutes – Computerworld

Substitute Apple for politics for the same result.  Apple’s marketing teams have always been good at doing this, from that iconic “1984” ad to the Think Different campaign...

A critical Windows security fix puts legacy hardware on borrowed time – Computerworld

As a result, the program was deprecated in 2021, and all certificates have since expired. However, third-party drivers signed by the program are still...

Claude Code and Cowork can now use your computer – Computerworld

Anthropic’s Claude is getting a new feature that allows the AI model to use your computer to perform tasks automatically. Both Cowork and Code...

Trump’s federal AI policy framework aims to undercut state laws – Computerworld

These statements reflect a strategic move to anchor AI policy within constitutional doctrine. If courts accept this framing, it could significantly limit the scope...

A weekend with MacBook Neo – Computerworld

Out of the box The MacBook Neo is available in silver, blush, indigo, and citrus; I’ve worked with a silver model (provided by Apple for...

Apple says its upcoming 50th birthday treat is you – Computerworld

Given the very impressive recent launches – MacBooks Neo, Air, and Pro, new displays and a budget-price iPhone, that feels unlikely, but not impossible....
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