How to better separate your work and personal life on Android

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The latest news and analysis on business technology Computerworld First Look December 04, 2020

How to better separate your work and personal life on Android With a little creative configuring, you can create totally separate work and personal profiles on any Android phone — and give your brain some actual time off. Read more ▶

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On the future of Windows 10's feature releases Microsoft's twice-yearly feature updates arrive every six months — whether users want them or not. The company needs to do something to make this upgrade process less disruptive and avoid patch fatigue.

Why Android apps on Windows will be an uphill battle Microsoft supposedly has a plan for a new kind of Android-Windows marriage — but it isn't quite as simple as it seems on the surface.

Particpate in CIO's 2021 State of the CIO Survey As the pandemic accelerates organizations' digital business plans, CIOs are shifting their priorities and gaining additional responsibilities. CIO is conducting its annual State of the CIO research to better understand the evolving role of IT leaders and welcomes your participation and expertise.

Apple's iPhone slowdown ploy was ridiculous, even by Apple standards Now that Apple has agreed to pay $113 million to settle with iPhone users whose smartphone clockspeed was artificially slowed to boost hardware sales, it's worth examining why the move was so colossally stupid.

How to make more effective use of Mail on iPhone and iPad Enterprise or consumer, most iPhone and iPad users want to get more from Apple's email app. Here's how.

How social media will become the most reliable source of information Today, social sites like Twitter, Instagram and Facebook drive the fake news disinformation crisis. Tomorrow they're our best hope for solving it.

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