Opinion

Windows Phone Builds some momentum

It has the apps and now corporate support is starting to tick up. What more does Windows Phone need to compete with Android?

OpFlex: Another example of Cisco being Cisco

Cisco's alternative to OpenFlow could put the company in a good position in the software-defined networking market.

Apple, cloud computing share the blame in new “Sex Tape” movie

NSFW trailer of Cameron Diaz, Jason Segel movie sends up the cloud

World Autism Awareness Day and my family

And a video that’s worth watching

Apple, cloud computing take the blame in new “Sex Tape” movie

NSFW trailer of Cameron Diaz, Jason Segel movie sends up the cloud

China has a market to accommodate Apple’s 4G iPad

In China, Apple's premium brand strategy is targeted at the same wealthy buyers of Este Lauder cosmetics, BMW cars and Burberry clothing.

FBI: Elaborate $1 million Verizon iPhone, iPad fraud busted

Chicago man preyed on Verizon, used FedEx employees to steal $1M worth of Apple iPhones, iPads

Top initiatives in IT operations for 2014-2015

Planning and Implementation Roadmap for the Year

Cisco’s Intercloud strategy is no threat to its channel partners

The $1 billion investment in the cloud has some of Cisco's partners concerned.

Geek-themed Meme of the Week: Endless 1% Edition

Time is in the eye of the one waiting

BlackBerry wins injunction against Ryan Seacrest-backed Typo Keyboard

A U.S. District Court last week granted BlackBerry a preliminary injunction against the Ryan Seacrest-backed Typo Keyboard case for the iPhone.

Genesys CMO Shares Contact Center Trends

UC Integration, Cloud Services, and Untethered Access are Key

Comcast vs. Google: How a potential broadband battle could impact consumers

A recent report says Comcast could be headed for competition with Google Fiber.

Windows XP: Goodbye and Good Riddance

If you are still running Windows XP, your organization has bigger problems

Canonical flip-flops on Ubuntu’s controversial Amazon feature

After holding their ground for quite some time, Canonical decides to make the controversial Ubuntu Unity Dash an "opt-in" feature.

Cisco challenger Arista files to go public

Impressive growth since shipping product in 2008, but a dispute with EOS supplier could put it at risk

The government as whopping UFO skeptic

Newly released letter, photo show Air Force’s overt distain for UFO studies

Emails detail Google’s battle to stop Facebook from poaching its employees

New emails show that Google bribed Facebook with a "deeper relationship" so long as they stopped hiring Google employees.

Mass malware on mobile devices: Why haven’t we seen it yet?

Are mobile phones en masse more or less vulnerable than other systems? Or are they just different?

Swiss watchmakers rebuff Apple’s iWatch advances – Report

A recent report claims that Apple has been trying to poach employees from some big-name watch companies.

Unix: Bitrix24 adds free storage

Want to give your small company's staff more ability to collaborate and communicate? Check out Bitrix24, now with free shared storage.

Decision Toolbox Succeeds With Masergy Cloud Platform

Easy to Use APIs Help Integrate Custom Apps

Tufin, defeating IT’s Iron Triangle

Zoom IQ5: Great sound recorder, small package, low price

Review of cloud’s mega-week: Cisco, Google, Amazon and Microsoft all make big moves in the cloud

How realistic is Facebook’s plan to use drones for internet connectivity?

Facebook's Internet.org initiative joins Google's Project Loon in the difficult race to provide airborne internet to under-served areas.

Driverless vehicle already in use in Europe

It looks like a golf cart and is used to shuttle people around large campus-style environments.

Is Oculus a vanity project for Zuckerberg?

Oculus has its technological benefits, but there may be only one reason Facebook spent $2 billion for the company.

Here’s hoping Microsoft gives away more code

Microsoft recently got my hopes up, donating code to MS-DOS 1.1 and 2.0, as well as Microsoft Word for Windows 1.1.

Malicious apps on Google Play store turn smartphones into Bitcoin mining rigs

Hackers are hijacking Android phones to generate the processing power needed to mine cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Dogecoin.