Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Men whose theories led to FCC spectrum auctions honored
As the era of Internet of Things (IoT) dawned, the fridge got hacked. Well, maybe not.
Against the onslaught of disruptive innovation, the status quo rarely survives. Sometimes, though, it tries to hang on against all odds.
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics research looks for pollution fingerprints in space
Dropbox for Business announces useful new control and collaboration features, but feature creep threatens to mar the service’s trademark simplicity.
Ensuring Content in the Cloud is Protected and Secured
First of 100 new apps to appear this fall
Apple’s insistence on premium-priced iPhones has created opportunity for look-a-likes to capitalize in up-and-coming markets.
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With the iPhone 6 launch looming, Apple has reportedly ordered manufacturers to prepare for upwards of 80 million units.
Here’s an inexpensive new product that promises hours of fun for musicians of all types – but it might also point the way to 3D interfaces for mobile devices.
Are you familiar with the software-based virtual ASA from Cisco Systems?
ILECs continue to lose voice market share.
Memory is one of the most important parts of your Unix system for performance. Let's look at some commands that will tell you what you need to know about how your memory is being used.
FTC sets rules for second robocall challenge at DEF CON
Companies extend data center integration work with 3 year GTM agreement
ConnectZone.com and owner, Daniel Oberholtzer conspired with a Chinese company to produce counterfeit Cisco, US says
Oracle is getting involved in the world of competitive OpenStack vendors
An apparent breakthrough in lumbering battery innovation could quickly change the number-one issue for smartphone users… battery life. And in-turn, kick start the Internet of Things.
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