Computerworld First Look

March 27, 2019

Windows 10 April 2019 Update: Key enterprise features

Here are 10 changes in the upcoming feature update to Windows 10, version 1903, that business users and IT admins should know about. Read more â¶

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â¢	What's new in Windows 10 version 1903? \| TECH(talk)

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Got SDP? Why Itâs Time For Enterprises to Adopt One

Join us for an entertaining discussion around SDPs, including the benefits and challenges, with Manoj Apte, Chief Security Officer for Zscaler. Read more â¶

What's new in Windows 10 version 1903? | TECH(talk)

With the next version of Windows 10 due soon, itâs time to look at whatâs new and whatâs changed in version 1903. (Not much, actually.) Computerworld contributing editor Preston Gralla and Executive Editor Ken Mingis analyze what that means for Windows in the years ahead. Read more â¶

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How AI is changing office suites

New and upcoming artificial intelligence features in G Suite, Microsoft Office and office suites can boost workersâ productivity and provide business insights, but they could carry hidden costs, say experts. Read more â¶

Jonny Evans: While we were looking at Hollywood, Apple put Swift 5 into Xcode

Swift 5âs flagship feature is the introduction of ABI stability, which will allow Swift apps to work better and install faster than ever before. Read more â¶

JR Raphael: This should be the future of Android notifications

A clever app can take much of the annoyance out of your phone's notifications and transform them into something far more useful. Read more â¶

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