Cool Tools: CES starts with a bang, 01/08/07 The 2007 Consumer Electronic Show kicks off today in Las Vegas, with an expected 150,000-plus people looking at the latest gadgets, devices and electronic gizmos. If it has an on/off switch, it’s expected to be at CES (we’re there too, check NetworkWorld
Cool Tools: CES starts with a bang, 01/08/07
The 2007 Consumer Electronic Show kicks off today in Las Vegas, with an expected 150,000-plus people looking at the latest gadgets, devices and electronic gizmos. If it has an on/off switch, it’s expected to be at CES (we’re there too, check NetworkWorld
‘Net Buzz: A writer who shuns reader interaction, 01/05/07
‘Net Buzz: L.A. Times writer shuns interaction with readers; not so here.
Backspin: 2007: The Year of Being Outraged? 01/05/07
The dawn of a new year should be a time of reflection, of weighing what happened in the last year and planning to make the next 12 months better. I have reflected on the happenings of last year and I would sum up 2006 as The Year of Not Enough Outrage.
Gearhead: Programming your brain, 01/04/07
Welcome to the new improved Gearhead 2007, featuring greater word economy, improved hunt-and-peck typing, nearly guaranteed accurate responses to your questions and the best crash-test ratings in the industry. Gearhead is ready and willing to enhance …
Nolle: The new telecom deal? 01/04/07
There is little question that the Democrats’ telecom policies differ from those of the Republicans, at least at the rhetorical level.
Lippis: Mobile networks’ time has come, 01/04/07
Explaining how mobile networks’ time has come.
Dr. Internet: Using a camcorder for data backup, 01/04/07
Can I back up computer files onto a digital video tape using a camcorder?
Editorial: Telecom: Back to the future, 01/04/07
AT&T’s acquisition of BellSouth moves the industry one step closer to its past as competition drives a consolidation cycle that is returning us to the days when the market was dominated by a handful of players.
Johnson: What’s ahead in ’07 for the telecom industry, 01/04/07
After a lengthy and meditative look into my crystal ball, I’ve determined that what 2007 holds for us in telecommunications is . . . golden bubbles. Oh, wait – got my crystals confused. That was a champagne glass.
Tolly: Security, SMB-tailored offerings and China all a big part of 2007, 01/03/07
Because The Tolly Group’s primary focus is to help vendors show what their offerings can do, it’s a pretty good bet that what came through our labs in the latter part of 2006 could be showing up on your to-do list sometime in 2007.
Dzubeck: What’s hot for 2007, 01/03/07
Looking even a year ahead into the network future can be a daunting task. For example, three years ago at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, Bill Gates, then Microsoft’s chairman, boldly predicted the problem of spam on …
Dzubeck: Service providers changing stripes in 2007, 01/02/07
The service provider business segment is in the process of morphing into multiple parallel lines of business. YouTube.com, Google.com and MySpace.com consider themselves next generation or alternate service providers. These companies are just the tip …
Nutter’s Help Desk: A new flood of spam, 01/02/07
Until recently, we haven’t had much of a problem with spam, nothing that using the delete key would handle. In the past few weeks, we have been getting an increasing level of spam. The ones we seem to be getting the most of are the ones with some type …
Bradner: Is the FCC pining for the good old days? 01/02/07
It was not much of a surprise when the FCC figured out a way to approve the AT&T/BellSouth merger before last year ran out.
