Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
It wasn't easy, but I used a Wi-Fi router app for a smartphone to get access to live television and home broadband access, eliminating a monthly cable bill.
Retail chain announces it will close more than a thousand stores
IBM contest keeps mainframe relevant to new generations of potential IT recruits
Former Nokia and Xerox CFO Luca Maestri in place to replace him.
Whether it comes in October or next year, there are some features I'd really like to see added.
Cute kids try to make sense of old-fashioned phones: "I just know my iPod is kinda not like this"
Although many target the data center to get into software-defined networking, the WAN could be a more beneficial place to start.
A new study says 96% of the apps it tested show at least one security vulnerability. The scary thing is that 96% is actually an improvement.
Massachusetts police department shares with Twitter followers
Nick Bilton of the New York Times published a rather sensationalist article this weekend titled, "Some Tech Interns Make More than U.S. Workers."
The find command is one of the most basic Unix commands, but that doesn't mean you're making good use of its many features.
Trial Marks Transition to Fully IP AT&T Network by 2020
Ubiquiti shareholder says $8 billion bond sale could have been better spent on gigabit Wi-Fi company
3rd party developers violating LinkedIn's ToS will have their app access blocked.
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Cloud security company SpiderOak's sweet surprise at RSA Conference alternative
Phablets are already stealing market share from tablets.
Android chief Sundar Pichai explains why Android's openness makes the mobile platform more secure.
mybizcard.co is an abusive service but LinkedIn doesn't appear to care
A picture is worth a thousand admonitions
Learn more about the history of this unusually successful malware
Some open source projects have the most ridiculous names, and even more ridiculous stories behind them.
When the rest of the industry chased SDNs, Brocade stayed focused on fabrics, and it's paying off.
Earlier this week, Google Android chief Sundar Pichai explained that Android is designed to be open more than it's designed to be safe.
Whether AMD woke Microsoft from its slumber or this was planned, it doesn't matter.
Senator Joe Manchin has called for a ban on Bitcoin in the aftermath of the decline of Mt.Gox.
Don't think you can put coins into the ATM
CIA Director John Brennan says catalog of front-burner issues CIA faces is truly staggering
