Opinion

How adorable: NSA hatches “lablets” at 4 universities

Millions funneled into Science of Security research

Web hosting provider give FCC a dose of life without net neutrality

Company throttles the agency's Internet speed to that of a 28.8k baud modem.

InterCall to Market and Resell NextPlane’s UC Exchange

IntelePeer to Offer SIP Trunking through Tech Data

IoT Design Shop’s very affordable iBeacon Development Kit

Apple's iBeacon technology is going to become huge, IoT Design Shop's dev kit is a cost effective entry point

Why Apple should buy Jawbone instead of Beats

Apple is reported to be about to spend $3.2 billion to buy headphone maker/music streamer Beats. Here's why Tim Cook is barking up the wrong tree.

MIT recruits Batman to help students pick usernames

Because you wouldn’t want to be saddled with bruboy12

When Steve Jobs video chatted with Dr. Dre

With all of the rumors surrounding Apple's alleged interest in acquiring Beats, take a stroll down memory lane with this fascinating clip of Steve Jobs video chatting with Dr. Dre

Apple reportedly in talks to acquire Beats for $3.2 billion

The headphone maker would give Apple another premium product to sell.

Pwnie Express makes vulnerability scanning of remote sites as simple as plug-and-play

Cool crowdfunding project: The Android-based Odin projector

Chill out about 3D printing, inventor of 3D printing says

Charles Hull invented 3D printing, and he thinks the technology has been over-hyped of late.

A smartphone, pad, or whatever top-up battery with built-in solar power that will never run out of juice

With a little sunlight the Bracketron Xolar3000 battery will always be ready

Cisco, EMC joint venture charts growth

But VCE still losing money for both companies

What $1 billion can buy HP in the cloud

A billion dollars is basically tables stakes to just be considered one of the major cloud vendors

iPhone 6 mockups shed light on what we can expect from Apple’s next-gen smartphone

What percentage of Domino’s pizza is ordered online?

It’s not as high in the U.S. as Great Britain

A Microsoft smartwatch would derail Nadella’s plans

Internet shocker – online recommendations that you can believe

Virtual Machine Runbook for System Center Orchestrator 2012R2

Microsoft TechEd Session Content

Worst of DRM set to infest physical law school casebooks

Offer from AspenLaw: Pay $200 for a bound book … but you have to give it back

FireEye buys nPulse to see deeper into the network

The combination of Mandiant and nPulse, along with its own technology, gives FireEye a broad security framework now that can gather and analyze data from the core of the network to the hand of a user.

Microsoft Research’s gesture keyboard could kill the mouse

Subtle hand gestures, such as swipe and pinch to zoom, over the keyboard will allow you to reproduce basic mouse movements.

The day the AV died

AV really died in 2009, Microsoft killed it.

FBI: “Sky was the limit” for this now jailed scammer

New Jersey man pinched over $4 million with sophisticated fraud system

Students, meet professor Watson (as in IBM’s Watson supercomputer)

Carnegie Mellon, Ohio State and other schools join forces with Big Blue on CompSci courses

Will Wave 2 of 802.11ac minimize Ruckus Wireless’ advantage?

The prospect of "beam forming" in the Wave 2 cycle of 802.11ac could spell doom for Ruckus Wireless.

The PSTN Transition to VoIP: What About Codecs?

Scalable Codec Interoperability is Key to PSTN Retirement

Samsung plans health-oriented event just days before Apple’s WWDC

Spin off Xbox? What else was Gates going to say?

7 Crazy computer glitches that made us groan

From U-2 spy plane/FAA issues to disrupted pig futures, computer problems are messy