Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Long-time New York Times columnist David Pogue made waves this past Monday when word emerged that he was leaving the Times for a position at Yahoo.
Other News: BT and Dolby Join Forces to Improve Audio Conferencing Service
DARPA uncorks Cyber Grand Challenge targeting automated security projects
Low-cost 40G Broadcom-based standalone mode could trump Insieme's custom ASIC value-add
Equipping workers with the hottest technology is almost always a smart investment.
Pointing lasers at flying aircraft continues to be growing moronic trend
PaaSLane tells customers how to migrate to the cloud
The good news for Microsoft is businesses have rejected free Office alternatives. The bad news is they are holding on to the old versions of Office as well.
On eve of World Series, Kenmore station reeks of 2012 failure
How Microsoft's enterprise solution for remote access to Windows could take the mobile world by storm.
The latest rumor has Apple releasing 4K HDTVs by late 2014.
The medical-device wireless-hacking issue made 60 Minutes last night. This is a problem that needs to be addressed now.
I installed Ubuntu Touch "1.0" on my first-generation Nexus 7 tablet and have been using it as my main tablet system for the last four days. Here's how it went.
There are lots of reasons to question Bitcoin, but only one that really matters
Even those who do this have to know it’s incredibly annoying
IBM teams with Libelium to offer wireless sensor application kit
Examining the disconnect between developers and testers.
Ahead of Apple's media event, here is what Apple is likely to introduce tomorrow.
One enthusiast has invented a new helmet to improve motorcycle safety, and is relying on Android to get it done.
Unlike federal shutdowns, Unix shutdowns (and reboots) are generally smooth and easy, don't cost $24B and leave the system in better shape.
LinkedIn encourages you to make connections in bulk but may well penalize you for doing so
Apple on Sunday began advertising the iPhone 5s on TV.
Account security isn't that hard so why do you guys make it over-complicated?
R2 brings updates to Operations Manager 2012
Spin-in developed transceiver for 30% premium over 10G; leaf, spine switches mix merchant, custom ASICs; ACI fabric based on VXLAN
IBM mobile security system is based on the near-field communication (NFC) standard, uses AES
Video Closes Physical and Cultural Gaps Between Colleagues Across Distances
Leading in commits to the OpenStack code is a bragging point
Wrapping up The Great Mobile Unified Communications Test – lessons learned, and a few strategies for next time.
