What the iPhone 12 means for 5G

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What the iPhone 12 means for 5G By now, you've probably heard that Apple's iPhone 12 lineup will have 5G capabilities. And you have also probably heard us discuss how 5G speeds are still only available in some parts of the country with some carriers. Apple will almost certainly sell millions of iPhone 12s. With millions of new 5G users, will carriers accelerate the rate of 5G deployment? And when can consumers expect to get the most out of 5G speeds? Computerworld executive editor Ken Mingis and Macworld senior writer Michael Simon join Juliet to discuss how the iPhone 12 may or may not change the 5G landscape and who exactly can take advantage of these new speeds.

Python's disassembler: How to inspect Python bytecode Python runs programs by compiling them into bytecode, an instruction set used to drive its interpreter. With the "dis" module, you can disassemble and examine bytecode from any Python program, and learn more about how your programs are behaving under the hood.

What you need to know about Microsoft Azure Security Benchmarks 2.0 Microsoft has provided new guidance in the form of benchmarks to make sure your Azure environment is secure.

How to use the tar command: 2-Minute Linux Tips In this Linux tip, learn how to use the tar command. It's used to create (and extract contents from) file archives. The name "tar" stands for "tape archive" though "tape" is rarely part of the equation anymore.

How to easily schedule meetings in Microsoft Outlook One of the most annoying and easily confusing aspects of scheduling a meeting is figuring out when everyone who should attend is actually free to attend. Learn how to end the scheduling game for meetings in Microsoft Outlook with these easy tips and tricks.

How to set up a home office Whether you're working at home for the short term, the long term, or as an adjunct to working at the office, you want to make your workspace as professional as possible. One reason is your health — it's too easy to injure yourself through bad ergonomic setup. Another reason is efficiency – having the right equipment and setup will let you be more productive with less stress.

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