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Here’s what’s new in Office 2024 – Computerworld
For more details about Office LTSC 2024 changes, see Microsoft’s Overview of Office LTSC 2024 documentation. Office 2024 pricing and support Prices for the newest version consumer and small business versions of Office remain the same as for Office 2021. Office Home 2024, which includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote, costs $150. Office Home and Business 2024, which includes all…
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Shared fate vs shared responsibility: What’s the difference and how can your business benefit?
When a cybersecurity incident implicates both a vendor and a customer, it’s not always clear where responsibility lies. While customers lack oversight on a tool’s underlying security, the provider lacks oversight on how securely the tool is being used. Under the ‘shared responsibility model’, the division of roles seems fairly straightforward. Crowdstrike’s definition, for example, states that the cloud provider…
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What’s New in iOS 18.0.1
iOS 18 brought with it plenty of new features and changes, but also bugs and glitches. With one bug in particular, your saved messages are put at risk, simply by replying to the wrong message in a thread. Just over two weeks after launching iOS 18, Apple released iOS 18.0.1, an update that patches four of these glitches, as well…
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What’s new for Apple Intelligence? – Computerworld
Throughout 2025, the company has promised to introduce Apple Intelligence support for English (India), English (Singapore), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, and Vietnamese. The company also promised support for “other” languages, but hasn’t announced which ones. For the moment, at least, Apple Intelligence will not be available in the EU. How much storage does the system need? An Apple…
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What’s on your desk, David Pierce?
David Pierce is The Verge’s editor-at-large. What is an editor-at-large? It means, he says, “well, nothing. I write stories and make podcasts, and I write a newsletter called Installer, but mostly, I spend a lot of time trying to convince people to like to-do list apps as much as I do.” We asked him to tell us a bit about…
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What’s New on Prime Video and Freevee in October 2024
Prime Video’s October lineup has a little something for everyone, from family comedy to spy thrillers to animated adventure. The most ridiculous of the bunch is the Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage action movie Brothers (Oct. 17), in which the two star as twins with criminal records working together on one final heist. The film, from Palm Springs director Max…
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What’s Inside Microsoft’s Major Windows 11 Update?
Microsoft has begun rolling out its new Windows 11 update for 2024 — but it will come in phases. The update, known as version 24H2, opens the door to Microsoft’s new AI features in select PCs. The annual update also brings a new look for File Explorer, the sudo command for elevating privileges in a regular console session, new features…
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5G vs. Wi-Fi 5: What’s the Difference?
Quick Links 5G Home Internet Vs. Wi-Fi 5 As our lives grow more intertwined with the internet, terms like “Wi-Fi 5” and “5G” have become commonplace. Despite their frequent use, you wouldn’t be alone in feeling unsure about what these terms indicate beyond the ability to connect to the internet wirelessly. Mobile Data Vs. Wi-Fi Both mobile data and Wi-Fi…
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What’s this new mystery Nintendo device?
Nintendo has submitted a mysterious new wireless device to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) this weekend, and it isn’t the Switch 2 console we’re expecting to be revealed before next April. The CLO-001 model number doesn’t reveal what it actually is, but it appears to be an entirely new product line given the “001” codes used on devices like the…
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What’s behind the return-to-office demands?
At the beginning of the summer, I saw a reaction video on Tiktok where two people who worked as product owners in IT talked about their jobs and what they do during the day. It would have been completely undramatic if it hadn’t been for the fact they were both working in the bright sun, in swimwear, in a pool,…
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