Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
You can print all kinds of 3D stuff with consumer grade 3D printers and a new study shows that there's an economic benefit
We know engineers tend to be nerdy but this guy delivering the welcome speech to the freshman convocation at Georgia Tech ...
The next best thing to a password pill, the Motorola Skip can both bolster a smartphone's security and make it more convenient to use.
According to IDC's most recent data Windows Phone sales increased by 77% year over year, but its market share is still dwarfed by iOS and Android.
The things that make you love a job or drive you to thinking about moving on may have less to do with how much you earn than whether you look forward to Monday morning.
We've seen the iPad used in an assortment of interesting ways, but this latest story may take the cake when it comes appreciating the versatility of Apple's tablet.
Is that my desk hanging from the catwalk?!
Scammers intent on identity fraud and theft say victims missed jury duty
Cisco Certified Internetworking Engineer (CCIE) a high-level, elite certification for networking professionals, celebrates its 20th anniversary.
Will testers be among the first IT professionals to shift their toolset and workflows from desktops and laptops to tablets and mobile devices?
Video and Audio Conferencing, Screen and Document Sharing, Recording and More Supported
A new crowdfunding-based service makes it possible to build custom-designed hardware at an extremely affordable rate.
Space agencies crowdsource lab research ideas for ISS
Crowdfunding East Conference at Harvard drawing experts on newfangled ways for startups to raise money
By all accounts, the iPhone 5S will in fact feature a fingerprint authorization sensor
Rackspace rolls out dedicated hosted VMware virtual machines – which is what VMware is planning to do itself soon
A monstrous failure of bug patches and Outlook.com leave you wondering who is running the show.
Complaining about water quality, being a teenager and making stupid Facebook posts, and teaching people how to pass polygraph tests ... they'll all get you into trouble with The Man
Because you’ll laugh at one sooner or later
I've fallen into some cloud services, and now I want out. But am I too far gone to abandon the cloud?
DARPA looking to begin “Cortical Processor” processor development
Big data is a big deal, but there’s a lot of hype in the market that over-promises what this technology can do.
A growing number of reports are suggesting that Apple this fall will release a gold, or champagne-tinged, iPhone 5S.
Please join us (via the Web, of course) on 9 September for an entire day with Wi-Fi expert Matthew Gast, author of *the* book on 802.11ac.
Avoid Duplicate Router IDs Thru Proper Prior Planning
New research finds that guessing is a better strategy for decrypting files than we thought it was
The Top 10 Requirements for a UC Solution
Motorola is giving customers the tools to design their own version of the Moto X, and hopefully the means by which it will differentiate itself.
VMware will not be competing in a cloud pricing “race to the bottom”
