Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Apple this afternoon finally pulled the wraps off of iOS 7.1, the first major update to iOS 7 since it was first released nearly six months ago.
One U.S. official asked what an ISP is in preparation for cybersecurity negotiations with China.
All you need are plastic bins and frigid temps
As BlackBerry fades out, Microsoft's phone is the choice of enterprises to replace it.
Think 5G means gigabit throughput? Nope. 5G will be all about capacity, not throughput.
At SXSW, Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen talk about the New Digital Age, but ignore Google’s own responsibilities.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Apple CEO Tim Cook last week with a tweet from Netanyahu's Twitter account suggesting that discussions may have centered on cyber defense issues.
Unix systems administrators tend to be very serious about their responsibilities -- except when they're not. And, when they're not, the pranks that they play on each other and some of their more annoying users might surprise you.
OAISYS deal marks Mitel’s second acquisition to enhance contact center solutions
Don’t hold your breath waiting for Livr’s Breathalyzer-based ‘social network’
A Storify of all the news that's fit to share about the cloud this week
Sinkholes threaten life and property; could they be spotted ahead of time?
Mobility, security and DevOps form a triad of innovation at CA.
Enterprises need SDNs so they can control their own networking destiny
Apple's upcoming iPhone will reportedly feature a quad-core A8 processor
Tablet sales growth is slowing, and discounts are starting to appear. What role will tablets play going forward?
Why do I ignore good, useful software?
The asteroid has broken into ten smaller pieces, each with a comet–like tail
Deluge of complaints follow story about mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto
Android Security chief discusses new technology that "looks for the malware needle in the haystack" during a retrospective of the Masterkey Vulnerability.
About that whole PaaS is dying thing...
No one seems surprised by the news
IARPA opens $50k public competition to build “trust” algorithms
An important step for public Wi-Fi, Comcast tries to steer customers to its Wi-Fi when they leave their homes.
A research project shows how Microsoft will turn your surroundings into a display.
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