Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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
AT&T Evolves Wireless Substitution, BYOD with Voice-Data Bundle
FEMA's latest disaster preparedness app includes citizen sourced intelligence gathering.
I made the switch to an (almost) entirely Android environment, and you can too.
A GPS spoofing project shows how easy it could be to take control of very powerful equipment.
Red Sox DH Big Papi takes his bat to dugout phone, latest in a long line of high profile telephone destructions
The ongoing feud makes it imperative for Apple to stop giving Samsung money, but it's easier said than done, as Bob Mansfield can attest.
Predicting the future is never easy, but relying purely on the past as an indicator of what might happen next is hardly a good idea – especially with respect to rapidly-evolving technologies like Wi-Fi.
SaaS response times must rival on-premises apps
Because every now and then they’re worth a chuckle
After a week-long outage, Apple's Developer Center is back up and running.
Adapteva are about to ship the result of their successful Kickstarter campaign, the Parallella supercomputer board
A new report Independent Security Evaluators on the
A new mashup simulation shows what could happen if you explode a nuclear bomb ... the results are never good
The UK PM, David Cameron is pushing for default blocking of Internet porn ... a really bad idea.
With a lower price and easier setup, Google's Chromecast brings internet-streamed TV to the masses.
Cisco contributes lots to OpenDaylight; ONF launches an OpenFlow Conformance Program
How to make better connections with partners, suppliers, and customers
Consumer-grade appliances are receiving below-grade service, and that could soon become an issue for businesses.
Suspect said to have spent haul on real estate, cars … and his kids’ college funds
You'd think Microsoft would make more noise about this, given it has bug fixes.
Businesses that typically rely on face-to-face transactions, like personal training, could soon tap into ecommerce through Google Hangouts.
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