Opinion

M2M, IoT – and Broadband

Most people think of M2M and IoT as being all about short, infrequent messages. But thinking about the end-to-end solution, there’s often a role for broadband as well.

Two Reasons why Heartbleed doesn’t really change anything

The Heartbleed bug in OpenSSL is a very big deal, but it would be a mistake to think it changes the overall security landscape

Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Division’s Product Momentum

Three UC Related Announcements Last Month

Unix: More ways to spin the top command

The top command is one of the most useful commands for getting a quick glimpse into how your Unix server is performing, but stopping there might mean that you're missing out on a lot of interesting options.

App o’ the Week: Flowboard for better presentations

Cisco Live 2014: Dipping my Toes into the Social Side of Cisco Live

Trying out the Social Side this Year

iWatch to come in two sizes (1.3 and 1.5 inches); will compete at both the low and high-end of the market

A new research note from Ming-Chi Kuo sheds even more light on Apple's highly anticipated iWatch device

Looks like maybe the NSA did know about Heartbleed …

Attention Windows 8.1 users: Update 1 is not an option

All fixes in the future will require Update 1, so you have no choice but to upgrade.

US takes out gang that used Zeus malware to steal millions

Zeus malware used to attack Bank of America, First National Bank of Omaha and others

Votiro sanitizes malware-laden files intent on doing you harm

Amazon says cloud customers can take precautions to defend against Heartbleed

Customers can update their Linux VMs to ensure protection

Ex-Cisco Linksys says it doesn’t Heartbleed

Routers don't implement vulnerable version of OpenSSL, according to new owner Belkin

Why is Heartbleed like bananas and did the NSA know?

Tesla fights back against “lemon law” lawsuit

Tesla calls into question the accuracy of a recent "lemon law" suit filed against the company

When crowdfunding goes bad; the story of ZionEyez

Linux distro ‘elementary’ grows up, starts paying developers

A new bounty program for the elementary OS is a sign of its maturity.

In France, it’s now illegal to work after 6 p.m.

Responding to smartphones' impact on the workday, labor groups in France have enacted a ruling prohibiting companies from pressuring employees to work late just because they can.

NASA setting up $250,000 Mars lander competition

NASA wants robotic spacecraft to land, grab a sample and leave

Android malware is rare, but some choose it deliberately

Google's recently released numbers on Android malware include those who root with custom ROMs.

Qualcomm’s new 64-bit processors: Blurring the lines between mobile and wired internet

While a 64-bit processor may seem like overkill for today's mobile devices, it's a sign of things to come.

50 years of BASIC: Celebrating the programming language’s long, eventful life

May 1st is the gold anniversary of the language most programmers first learned, including Bill Gates.

Calling customer service could put him on hold for years

Alleged burglar should have asked a friend to fix machine

iPhone 6 to come in 4.7 and 5.5-inch flavors with NFC, much larger battery

Apple's 2014 iPhone lineup may be the company's most successful yet.

What you need to know about Heartbleed and OpenSSL

What’s next for the Chrome extension that hacked LinkedIn profiles?

Users could uncover email addresses associated with accounts even if they were not connected.

Bluetooth Audio; UberBuds, meh; Kinivo, yay!

Gear Fit smartwatch highlights Samsung’s woeful ignorance of user interface design

The Samsung Gear Fit smartwatch shows just how little Samsung cares about a compelling user experience.

Want to be Bond or Snowden? Swann’s HD RemoteCam is for you

Business Continuity with the Session Border Controller

Audin Tech Note Explains Another Virtue of the E-SBC