Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Originally published in Network World (print) on March 1, 1999
As the first device designed after Google's acquisition of Motorola, the Moto X is a good combination of both companies' services.
Major carriers such as Verizon and AT&T want to be done with copper infrastructure so Verizon pushes pathetic replacement
They're equally important and contribute to the same cause, but will remain distinctly independent.
While she was looking online to buy a pressure cook her husband was researching backpacks. Armed men knock on their door. Hilarity ensues ...
Security advisories issued for management vulnerabilities; OSPF open to crafted packet attacks
A man in New York was interrogated after he and his family had simply conducted Google searches for information on pressure cookers, backpacks, and the Boston Marathon bombings.
Commercial Break, an app for iOS, lets you know when TV station ad breaks end so you can get back to watching what you really want to watch
Scientist/inventor overlooks the Niagara Falls horseshoe in Canada; a different sort of network along the Hudson
Tech execs become part of meme
IT departments want as much WAN optimization as they can get. Riverbed just stepped up to provide to them.
Author of Modern Seinfeld hired to write for Fox’s ‘Us & Them’
Expect to see IT organizations hold back a bit over the next 6-12 months as they weigh their options and contemplate adapting IT strategy.
Man’s search ends tragically in Illinois
For the first time, it appears that the total number of downloads on Google Play has surpassed the total number of downloads on the iOS App Store.
A recent SEC filing reveals that two Apple Board members recently disposed of $19 million worth of Apple shares.
New revelations from Snowden leaks support the claim that anyone can be wiretapped and the NSA is everywhere
Incredible visualizations of significant meteor strikes that have been witnessed reveal that these happen. A lot. Yes, you should worry.
NetApp and Cisco aren’t wasting any time aligning innovation with the demands of its 2,400 customers.
Electronic Frontier Foundation helps launch TrollingEffects.org
More rumors point to a lower cost iPhone, dubbed the iPhone 5C, coming to stores later this fall
To think otherwise is getting lost in the trees missing the forest.
Nike is trying to get developers to build killer apps for the FuelBand, could a Nike app store be next?
Bob Mansfield this week was removed from Apple's executive team
Sprint for the July quarter of 2012 sold 1.4 million iPhones
Windows Phone 8 has some momentum, but Nokia feels Microsoft could be doing a lot more.
Microsoft would do itself some good by putting on their listening ears and being a little more proactive.
Forget that National Debt ticker in Times Square; this is what you should be watching
Search box capability will come in handy at some time or another
