Opinion

First iPhone 5s commercial hits the air

Apple on Sunday began advertising the iPhone 5s on TV.

An open letter on user account security to Condé Nast, AT&T, and…well, lots of companies

Account security isn't that hard so why do you guys make it over-complicated?

What’s New with Operations Manager in System Center 2012 R2

R2 brings updates to Operations Manager 2012

Cisco/Insieme 40G pricing comes in close to that of 10G

Spin-in developed transceiver for 30% premium over 10G; leaf, spine switches mix merchant, custom ASICs; ACI fabric based on VXLAN

IBM offers 2-factor authentication package for securing Android mobile transactions

IBM mobile security system is based on the near-field communication (NFC) standard, uses AES

New GIAC certification advances industrial cyber security

Polycom: Survey Shows Video Conferencing is Essential Team Collaboration Tool

Video Closes Physical and Cultural Gaps Between Colleagues Across Distances

Red Hat & HP lead contributions to OpenStack’s Havana release

Leading in commits to the OpenStack code is a bragging point

Mobile Unified Communications – Part 5: Conclusions

Wrapping up The Great Mobile Unified Communications Test – lessons learned, and a few strategies for next time.

Drones! Learn how you too can be shut down by the federal government

Professor holds court among journalists on using drones for reporting

Tweet from T-Mobile CEO John Legere hints that iPad may be coming to T-Mobile

A tweet from T-Mobile's CEO seems to indicate Apple's iconic tablet will be coming to T-Mobile sometime soon

Google shares surge following strong quarterly results

Google released its Q3 earnings today, beating analyst estimates with revenue of $14.9 billion and earnings of $10.74 per share

iPhone activations on Verizon grew 26% year over year

Verizon today posted its financial results from the quarter gone by, recording 3.9 million iPhone activations.

Crowd-backed EFF files to kill off ‘podcast patent’

Public donates $76,000 to take on patent troll

Russian search giant just released a product named Cocaine. Yes, Cocaine

Was something lost in translation here?

Why the lines between console and free-to-play games will dissolve

As Microsoft and Sony prepare to launch the Xbox ONE and PlayStation 4, game manufacturers are considering diversifying their business models.

ONF now looking northbound

A reversal? SDN organization forms working group to define controller-to-app API

Why Oracle is absolutely right about Oracle wanting more money

Oracle makes a case to the U.S. government against open source software...and in support of its own.

Dexter malware kills again

Dexter malware hits big in South Africa

How Avaya’s Aura CE is impacting the communications-enabled app market

Avaya makes a play to simplify the process of creating communications-enabled apps.

Remarkable reunion made possible by Google Earth

‘This incredible true story spans decades, miles and continents’

An ACA health information exchange that actually works

IBM and others use open standards to comply with ACA and HIPAA.

Cisco: We have no plans for “deep integration” with VMware’s NSX

Cisco’s latest switch will technically work in an SDN environment from its networking competitor VMware, but Cisco doesn’t encourage that setup

What Siemens needs to do now that it’s re-branded as ‘Unify’

Siemens Enterprise has an opportunity to do more than just look different.

What Should Apple Do Now?

A question from a reader deserves a serious, thoughtful answer – so here goes.

Win at fantasy football with SkyPhrase

Research your fantasy picks with SkyPhrase

AT&T! Stop wasting my time!

AT&T now owes me for six hours of my life ...

The Wren V5BT Bluetooth speaker is the best I’ve heard

Wren's soon to be released Bluetooth speaker is outstanding

Phablets are the phuture, no phoolin’

Really big smartphones like the new HTC One Max kill two birds with one stone.

Yes, indeed, Yahoo has that Y3K problem under control

You say it’s never too soon to prepare?