Today in Tech

In the span of a week, Apple's eagerly-awaited iPhone XR finally arrived and the company rolled out new tablets, laptops and even a Mac mini. Here's how to sort through all of the announcements.

The Pixel 3 is here and Computerworld's Dan Rosenbaum offers up insights and observations about using the new device after several days' hands-on experience.

Facebook and Google recently owned up to new data breaches affecting millions of users. It's not the first time that's happened. It won't be the last. CSO's J.M. Porup explains what's really going.

Given the way work gets done these days – in remote offices, by workers on the go, at global companies with employees scattered around the world – collaboration is more important than ever. Here's a look at where things stand, and what's coming next.

The next big feature upgrade for Windows 10 from Microsoft arrives in October. So it's time to discuss what's new – and talk more broadly about why the pace of OS innovation seems to be slowing.

Unified endpoint management is getting a lot of buzz when it comes to how companies should handle mobile (and even desktop) hardware management. But it's going to take a while for everything to work as it should.

Pie, the latest version of Android, is now rolling out to Pixel devices and will eventually get to other Android phones. Computerworld blogger JR Raphael details what users can look forward to, and why it matters.

Oracle has joined other major tech vendors by rolling out its own blockchain-as-a-service offering, and two smartphone makers plan to include the technology in new devices this year. Get the latest on the blockchain craze.

BlackBerry's newest smartphone sports a more-than-full-featured physical keyboard and is aimed at those who want to really want to get work done.

The organizations that make Computerworld's annual list of the 100 Best Places to work in IT go far beyond competitive salaries and healthcare benefits to snag and keep top tech talent. Here's what they're doing right.