Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
iTunes has been the goose, but what's next for Apple?
FBI rolls out 60 day program to raise awareness of danger of laser pointers to aircraft pilots
The Bitcoin community has largely denounced Mt.Gox's suspension of service, which was announced in response to a bug most Bitcoiners have known about for years.
It was good while it lasted
Earlier today, MobiHealthNews published a treasure trove of information about Apple's iWatch project, some of it new and some of it corroborating what we've already heard
The most recent report surrounding Apple's rumored iWatch is that the company recently hired Philips Research sleep expert Roy J.E.M Raymann to work on the project.
DARPA’s Memex program focuses on domain-specific indexing of public web content
Not every customer-service tale has to be bad
The Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, requires an innovative network.
Trying to figure out what led to TuneUp's demise.
I don’t see why this is such a big problem. And I think there is a relatively easy solution.
Leaving a job can be one of the hardest decisions you'll ever make. You know the routine, you've made many friends, you know what's expected of you ... but the last thing you want to do is wake up one day and realize that you're no longer marketable
If you want to get your hands on Flappy Bird, the uber-popular iOS game, you better try and snatch it while it's still available.
Google will begin auditing YouTube pageviews to ensure accuracy and prevent artificially inflated pageview counts
3 patent deals this week seek to stave off litigation; a fourth in SDN?
Polycom Strengthens Microsoft Partnership, Now with 40+ Interoperable Solutions
FBI says band of seven men sold stolen utility copper for more than $15,000
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and often times so is risk management.
If you like Eye of the Tiger and Gilbert and Sullivan, these are for you
One guy shot his iPhone with a rifle, while others are trading them in for money.
An expert recently warned that the U.S. risks becoming a "third-world country" in terms of broadband access. However, there are ways to prevent that.
Poor performance sends Twitter share price back to reality
Microsoft and its hardware partners really, really want everyone to abandon Windows XP by April 8. But the world won't end if you don't.
Apple is too important to our culture to be allowed to make capricious decisions
High performance in-memory database with a novel query interface makes searching huge data sets fast and easy
It appears that MDM vendors are betting that the consumerization of mobile apps will follow the consumerization of mobile devices in the enterprise.
Lest there ever be any doubt about what sells
Had Microsoft dragged out its CEO search any longer, it risked continued embarrassment.
Vietnamese developer claims to be raking in that much dough
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