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Apple's iWatch may see a 2014 release, with the company reportedly eyeing an initial production of 65 million units.
Company scrambles for clarity after OpFlex introduction
As I noted in my last post, announcements around 802.11ac continue at a furious pace, with significant advances and meaningful differentiation as well.
Managing Apple Macs from Microsoft System Center
Nest Labs last week announced that it was halting sales of the Nest Protect after discovering that one of the device's touted features could delay the actual smoke alarm from going off.
Twitter relationship study by University of Missouri student follows Facebook one
April 15 IRS tax filing date has scammers falling over themselves
Red Hat’s OS is now available in Google’s cloud
Potential Jupiter moon Europa visit still faces daunting financial gauntlet
‘My hair was completely red with blood’
The first thing to understand is that while QFabric and MetaFabric are related, MetaFabric does not in any way replace QFabric.
Geek-themed Meme of the Week No. 38
A new survey suggests a majority of Americans worry that Google and Facebook know too much. Here's why you shouldn’t take it seriously.
Later tonight, HBO will premiere the first episode of Silicon Valley, a new show that centers on young programmers trying to make it big in Silicon Valley.
You can spend 50-60 hours a week managing your Unix servers and responding to your users' problems and still feel as if you're not getting much done or you can adopt some good work habits that will both make you more successful and prepare you for th
Apple last week announced an official date for WWDC 2014
Cloud-Based Offers Can Improve the End User Experience
BlueMix Days teach building apps by modules.
Two minutes in time-lapse, it took 450 hours in real time
Recent announcements from WLAN industry leaders show that even in the face of playing-field-leveling developments like 802.11ac, there are still enormous opportunities for differentiation and customer-facing benefits.
With his experience and contributions to the open source world, it's sad that Brendan Eich had to step down as Mozilla's CEO. But it had to happen.
Microsoft created a virtual assistant, made Windows free on small devices, and brought back the Start button – but it’s still playing catch-up
Mars hasn’t been this close to Earth in almost seven years.
At Microsoft's Build developer conference, Microsoft gave up control of its Windows 8 royalties for devices with screens smaller than 9 inches.
The iPhone has been a fashion statement for years, but with market share beginning to slide, Apple needs to re-capture consumers' attention to compete with Android.
Or why I saw this one coming
One of the more interesting announcements I saw from the first couple of days at Interop is Gigamon's Multi Purpose Visibility Fabric Node.
