Operating Systems
Google unveils new version of Chrome for added business security
Google has unveiled new security features for businesses using Chrome
SCO versus IBM (and Linux) springs back to life after court ruling
SCO wins appeal against IBM over claims 'Big Blue' incorporated purloined Project Monterey code into AIX
Microsoft's Joe Belfiore finally admits that Windows Phone is stone dead
It's not pining for Finland's only fjord, it's stone dead
Linux overtakes Mac OS in global market share
Latest figures from netmarketshare reveal sudden surge in Linux install-base
Canonical to end 32-bit installation options with Ubuntu 17.10 Linux
Polls suggest it's no longer widely used
HMD Global's Juho Sarvikas confirms that all Nokia Android smartphones will be upgraded to Android 8.0 Orea
HMD Global upgrade commitment makes a change from the usual abandonment of any tech just a few months old
Microsoft loses German case over force-feeding Windows upgrades
But will Microsoft extend the ruling to its twice-yearly operating system updates?
Full release of Android O expected next week
Rumours suggest 21 August for the big day
August Patch Tuesday fixes critical vulnerability in Windows' search services
And there's a monster bunch of Adobe Acrobat and Flash bug fixes, too
OnePlus pulls shoddy OxygenOS update after complaints about 'gaming stutter'
OnePlus promises to fix shonky OS update ASAP
Apple Macs and Linux the target of three CIA hacking tools released from Wikileaks' Vault 7 cache
Think you're safe because you use Macs or Linux? Think again...
Android malware Lipizzan could spy on users' every move - until Google shut it down
Android being targeted by malware crafted by cyber arms merchants, warns Google
Running Windows 10 on an Intel Atom-based 2-in-1? You may be in for a spot of Creators Update aggro
Not being able to upgrade to the March Creators Update to Windows 10 is no loss, but users may also be barred from security updates
LeakerLocker ransomware threatens to leak victims' smartphone secrets
Android malware was embedded in two popular apps
Nineteen critical bug fixes in Microsoft Patch Tuesday - including a remote code execution flaw affecting HoloLens
Patch Tuesday isn't going away just yet, although Adobe may be kicking its patch habit
We live in a mobile world - so why do only one-third of businesses use Windows 10?
Rob Miles and Andy Philp discuss the transition from Windows 7 to Microsoft's latest cloud-friendly OS
Metropolitan Police STILL using Windows XP on 18,000 PCs and laptops
And only EIGHT have been migrated to Windows 10 as Met Police officers are forced to get to grips with Windows 8.1
Microsoft to ramp-up security in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update
Microsoft plans better cloud-based threat detection and security management tools for Windows 10
Microsoft admits to deactivating non-Microsoft security applications in Windows 10
Don't worry! Microsoft has a perfectly valid excuse, honest.
The first ransomware-as-a-service to hit MacOS?
MacRansom demands more than £500 to decrypt ransomed files
All of the business news from Apple's WWDC 2017
Consumers watch Apple's annual WWDC with open mouths and wallets, but the company had some interesting tidbits for business customers, too
Author shuts down EternalRocks worm that could have out-damaged WannaCry
The developer of a worm using four different NSA exploits to spread has thrown in the towel
Nine-tenths of Windows development now done on GIT, reveals Microsoft
Closed-source software developed on open-source
Windows XP so out-of-date it limited WannaCry spread
WannaCry contains seeds of its own destruction - crashed XP PCs before it could spread
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