Gregg Keizer

Senior Reporter

Gregg Keizer covers Windows, Office, Apple/enterprise, web browsers, and web apps for Computerworld.

Firefox 52 bans plug-ins, supports 'game changer' standard

Firefox 52 bans plug-ins, supports 'game changer' standard

Mozilla trumpets support for WebAssembly, technology that speeds up web apps

Safari browser sheds users, mimicking IE

Safari browser sheds users, mimicking IE

Chrome is most likely the beneficiary of the 19 percent decline in Apple's browser share

Ransomware 'customer support' chat reveals criminals' ruthlessness

Ransomware 'customer support' chat reveals criminals' ruthlessness

F-Secure publishes 34 pages of chat transcripts between victims and gang's 'support rep'

Microsoft still plans to ship two Windows 10 upgrades in 2017

Microsoft still plans to ship two Windows 10 upgrades in 2017

Redmond spells out release and support lifecycles yet again as manager acknowledges 'confusion'

Microsoft quietly prolongs life of original Windows 10

Microsoft quietly prolongs life of original Windows 10

Adds 40+ days to support lifespan of version 1507, the mid-2015 debut edition

Apple's iPhone Plus plan pays off

Apple's iPhone Plus plan pays off

Features offered only on the iPhone 7 Plus helped boost sales of the larger smartphone

Microsoft asks Trump administration for travel ban exceptions

Microsoft asks Trump administration for travel ban exceptions

Pushes back against executive order, wants process to let people with 'pressing needs' come and go for business trips and family emergencies

New Office 365 subscriptions for consumers plunged 62% in 2016

Subscription rolls neared 25 million, but additions have slowed significantly compared to 2015

Apple quashes bugs in iOS, MacOS, and Safari

Apple quashes bugs in iOS, MacOS, and Safari

Fixes new MacBook Pro's graphics problems with software update

With change to cumulative Windows updates, Microsoft admits IE's fading role in the enterprise

With change to cumulative Windows updates, Microsoft admits IE's fading role in the enterprise

Starting in February, IE security updates will again be separate, letting business that abandoned the browser receive smaller downloads

Microsoft makes minor concessions on Windows 10 data collection

Microsoft makes minor concessions on Windows 10 data collection

Will stop harvesting app usage data under ‘Basic’ setting

Mac’s share falls to five-year low

Mac’s share falls to five-year low

Sales slowdown catches up with the Mac, which has ceded market share to Windows and Linux

Microsoft’s browsers may have hit rock bottom

Microsoft’s browsers may have hit rock bottom

Meanwhile, the Firefox come-back continues

Why Microsoft added 6 years to Windows Server support

Why Microsoft added 6 years to Windows Server support

Microsoft hopes to keep customers in the fold, and ultimately convince them to move their workloads into the cloud

Enterprises face Windows 10 support deadlines as service model kicks into gear

Enterprises face Windows 10 support deadlines as service model kicks into gear

Enterprises that have adopted Windows 10 will face the demise of three versions of the operating system in the next 18 months.

China hints at retaliation against Apple and iPhones if trade war goes hot

China hints at retaliation against Apple and iPhones if trade war goes hot

State-backed newspaper promises 'tit-for-tat' if President-elect Donald Trump follows through with promised tariffs

Google punishes web backsliders in Chrome

Browser will warn users of bad sites for at least 30 days to deal with repeat offenders

Microsoft stops sales of Windows 7 Professional to OEMs

Microsoft stops sales of Windows 7 Professional to OEMs

After extending deadline by two years, Microsoft puts a fork in the world's most popular operating system

Mozilla plans to rejuvenate Firefox in 2017

Mozilla plans to rejuvenate Firefox in 2017

Will replace parts of Gecko browser engine, offload chores to multiple CPU cores and the device's GPU

Financial experts forecast more bad news for Apple

Financial experts forecast more bad news for Apple

Gaze into crystal balls, see another contraction in iPhone sales

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