There's no doubt that the enterprise software landscape is shifting. The question is, how far and how fast? I think it's happening faster than most people think, even those who are looking to the ...

Wintel is kind of a wild architecture compatibility wise, if you think about it. Whilst Apple tend to build one level of backwards compatibility into their operating systems; 68k apps ran on OS8.1, ...

Some companies — like Apple — seem to think that older versions of their software simply vanish from the world when new versions are released. Not only is that not true today, it’s never been true.

A global ransomware epidemic is winding down, but questions over the fallout are just beginning. Who's to blame for the crisis that hijacked hundreds of thousands of computers? And can anyone stop ...

It’s been a long time coming, but having your Mac tell you that some of your apps will stop working brings some immediacy to the issue: If there’s a 32-bit Mac app you rely on to get work done, and it ...

I've got some pretty old hardware and old software lying around, and I'm trying to clean some things up. I just pulled out one of my binders and went through it, and I'm pretty sure the software I've ...