Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Yes, software is encroaching on the world of joke telling ... sort of ...
Bruce Schneier agrees with me, when it comes to intelligence gathering where the state isn't, business is
One day just appearing like you might have something to hide could get you in serious trouble ...
As the SDN movement signals the transition of the networking industry away from client-server and towards the cloud era, the battle over the future of networking rages on into the hypervisor as the new VXLAN, NVGRE and NVO3 take center stage.
A new agreement between Tangoe and Rogers points the way to the future of EMM for many enterprises and organizations.
AT&T's implementation of the FCC's Emergency Alerts System provides minimally useful information in an untimely fashion with little geolocational relevance.
WebRTC a complement but not a substitute
Given that they’re both happening at the same time
Cisco survey finds video becoming a key business tool for up-and-comers
UC Berkeley scientists build device that could impact everything from x-ray units to solar cells
VMware had the foresight to build VNC into the ESX server, it just didn't make it obvious on how to enable it. That's (hopefully) where I come in.
Apple yesterday released a new "FaceTime Everyday" ad
Robot in the movie was a product of computer generated graphics
Despite the frustration, most InfoSec pros would welcome their children joining the ranks.
The Bureau of Information Resource Management of the US State Department is a total joke
The state wasn't monitoring the Catalanos, an ex- employer was and the Brits want your neighbors watching too ... here comes the New Stasi
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos acquires the Washington Post
The latest effort to over-turn a controversial anti-piracy law in Russia will involve an application for legal recognition of Kopimism, a religion based on online file sharing.
Court rejects “just my opinion” pleading from trollish tenant
Android-based software that controls a smart toilet can be hacked with somewhat amusing results
Trustworthy Computing group discusses new security methods for the OS upgrade ahead of Black Hat.
I stumbled across a rather bizarre iPhone-fraud story today that should serve as a lesson for anyone contemplating trying to acquire an iPhone through less-than-official means.
A behind-the-scenes look at how Google Ventures helps its partners design engaging, interactive products.
Because you know you laugh at one every now and then
You need to understanding routing tables if you're going to do any kind of network troubleshooting. Let's take a look at what Linux commands can tell you about how your system is making connections.
It's a shame people talked nonsense about a dangerous solar coronal mass ejection because the risk is real
WebRTC also holds promise as a disruptive technology
In a report first published by Jessica Klein, and since confirmed by Apple, Apple in recent months acquired a wireless chip development company with known expertise in low-power communications.
Some unofficial analysis of Android revenue and that of Windows Phone 8 shows Microsoft's true potential in the smartphone market.
61% of employees will work during vacation -- some willingly and some (20%) because they're asked to by a boss, client or colleague
