Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
The author of this unofficial Windows XP service pack probably means well, but there's a reason we use trusted sources.
Massachusetts girls' school makes sure 6th-8th graders won't zone out on iPhones
An auto-play feature for videos on Facebook has been singled out for driving up cellphone bills, but it's not the only app that exhibits this behavior.
Containers are a hot buzz word. But what exactly are they?
DARPA plan might integrate robotics with commercial spacecraft to expedite services
E-book offers advice for mobile UC&C, cost management, and security options
After too many months of promises, the pressure is on for Tim Cook and Apple to deliver something special.
How beacons are becoming almost as valuable Wi-Fi for retailers.
Cost is no longer an issue when it comes to Windows tablets. Windows 8.1 with Bing is about to try and slaughter Android’s holiday tablet sales.
Last week's leak of nude celeb pics from hacked iCloud accounts isn't surprising
From cybersecurity to networking challenges US Dept. of Energy takes a snapshot of electric utilities
For $5,000: “As simple to operate as today’s dial tone.” Indeed.
Now that celebrities have been hacked, everyone is wondering if the cloud is safe
HP assumes delivery for a significant portion of Avaya Private Cloud Services
Back from the beach, coolers are discarded like an ungrateful brat’s toy after Christmas. But not so fast, technologies are out there that breathe new life into the unglamorous staple.
Traceroute is still a great tool, but mtr ("my traceroute") provides even more insights when you're looking into network routing problems.
The fast-rising Chinese handset maker is sticking with Android.
Could include quietly introduced 6324 Fabric Interconnect
But will established mobile ecosystems like Facebook and Google be able to capitalize on smartphone growth in emerging markets?
Manufacturers threaten to slow down production in the gap between Windows 7 and 9.
Cisco recently came out with a new version of PfR (v3) to make moving to a next-generation WAN easier, with an improved dashboard as a key feature.
Gigabit Internet is the Holy Grail for residential Internet users right now. If you’re wondering where to get your hands on it for the upcoming fall entertainment season, here’s where you need to go.
Cybercrime breaks into the top ten threats for corporations today.