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February 13, 2020
Image: How to replace Edge as the default browser in Windows 10 — and why you shouldn’t

How to replace Edge as the default browser in Windows 10 — and why you shouldn’t

Just because Microsoft wants you to use the Edge browser doesn’t mean you have to. Here’s how to make Chrome, Firefox or another your primary browser in Windows 10. (But are you sure you want to?) Read more ▶

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BlackBerry says its new Digital Workplace eliminates need for VPN, VDI
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Microsoft syncs Edge's release to Chrome's cadence
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Woody Leonhard: Patch Tuesday: 99 holes, 'exploited' IE fix, Win7 mayhem and UEFI ghost
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Jonny Evans: Apple's Mac Catalyst is becoming very, very serious

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Image: BlackBerry says its new Digital Workplace eliminates need for VPN, VDI

BlackBerry says its new Digital Workplace eliminates need for VPN, VDI

BlackBerry has integrated its Desktop and Access Browser with partner Awingu's secure browser-based workspace and AI-driven security software from its acquisition of Cylance. Read more ▶
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Image: Microsoft syncs Edge's release to Chrome's cadence

Microsoft syncs Edge's release to Chrome's cadence

It looks like Microsoft plans to update its Chromium-based Edge browser at about the same pace Google updates its Chrome browser. Read more ▶
 
 
Image: Woody Leonhard: Patch Tuesday: 99 holes, 'exploited' IE fix, Win7 mayhem and UEFI ghost

Woody Leonhard: Patch Tuesday: 99 holes, 'exploited' IE fix, Win7 mayhem and UEFI ghost

The Patch Tuesday fixes are out, and the result is a jumbled mess. With 164 patches plugging 99 separate security holes, klaxon calls to fix an IE JScript hole, an unidentified UEFI software manufacturer in the crosshairs, and a Win7 rollout that would make PT Barnum blanch, you’re better off on the sidelines. Read more ▶
Image: Jonny Evans: Apple's Mac Catalyst is becoming very, very serious

Jonny Evans: Apple's Mac Catalyst is becoming very, very serious

Apple appears to be setting the table for something interesting with the introduction of Swift Playgrounds for Mac and universal app purchases for Mac and iOS. Read more ▶

eBook: Zscaler

Redefining Secure Access to Private Applications

It's time for a new approach to application security. Read more ▶
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