Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Even with the improvements in 8.1 and XP's imminent demise, the OS is not getting any major traction.
NextPlane Introduces Microsoft 365 Federation Service
Complaints persist but FCC says they are declining
Mars One group ultimately plans for human settlement of Mars
This one hits close to home
Baidu Application Engine (BAE) 2.0 to use containers, not sandboxes
Twitter has invested in increasing its geo-tracking feature
Raytheon BBN Technologies and GrammaTech look to close hidden malicious code threats
I’ve wondered before about whether Wi-Fi will become a major factor in RFID. Now a similar question: where does Wi-Fi fit in the Internet of Things?
Microsoft announced a big victory against a botnet that was costing businesses an estimated $2.7 billion per month, but hasn't killed the beast yet.
With Dynamic Path Control, Silver Peak brings real-time updates to the 'GPS for hybrid WAN.'
If Microsoft executes on the software front, the Xbox One could be the first step toward true ubiquitous computing—in your home, at least.
Mother of modern computing would have been 107 today
Help tips showoff G2's innovation or Mod with CyanogenMod 11 KitKat for a Nexus 5 experience with Verizon.
Sometimes what seems like the simplest of questions can have you scrambling for answers. Today's seemingly simple question is "How can a bash script identify its own location?"
Rendering complex math formulae on the Web used to be difficult ... MathJax makes it easy as pi
Users hate CAPTCHA and it's broken anyway ... here's a better solution
Modular data center, converged campus and overall market see growth
Small drone emerges from torpedo tube, unfolds, sends back video
Every situation can have its uniqueness, but some basic questions about apps, form factor, and how they plan to use the device will quickly boil choices down for consumers.
Your passwords are probably stolen. Don't wait.
UC Year in Review, Part 1
Love them or hate them, be aware what Microsoft is up to. They have by no means figured everything out and have some pretty significant hurdles to leap over with a CEO change and stiff competition from the likes of Amazon
DARPA’s membrane-based Geosynchronous Earth Orbit telescope doesn’t use glass or mirrors for imagery
OS/2 version 3.0 (Warp) came with a warning
Lockheed Martin says new device is lightest ever built to keep satellites operating efficiently
HP drops support for AWS EC2 APIs and appears to be going all in with OpenStack
Obama acknowledged on Wednesday that he is unable to use an iPhone for official business due to security concerns. Instead, he uses a trusty BlackBerry device.
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