Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Google nixed facial recognition and now they're making hardware available to companies that "want to change the world"
Adobe Lightroom has serious competition in the form of LightZone, a free open source application
A small town in Colorado is considering issuing $25 licenses for its residents to hunt drones, and it's gaining support.
Internet marketer had sent 20M spam messages but will end up paying nothing in return
Hardware specs for the upcoming iPhone 5S may have been leaked.
A Russian blogger says Microsoft is starting over with WP9.
Gamma-ray burst of energy may have created all the gold in universe say researchers at Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
‘Could it work in the NFL?’ … That depends on what you mean by work
Researchers are developing electronics that will self-destruct in water
‘Children represent a unique challenge to … the home and technology deployed within it.’
After getting caught red-handed with keyloggers to win a student election, a college student tries to cover it up, and receives jail time as a result.
Extreme Networks makes an important move, but is it enough for the company to capture some market share?
Time to eat crow about the Firefox OS, which I mocked when it was first announced.
SQL Server 2012 Certification is as challenging as ever - you may need help...
Arizona State University researchers build nano-laser that could be used in future generations of computers
Microsoft is crying foul and arguing that the U.S. Customs officials are letting in Motorola hardware they should otherwise be banning pursuant to an ITC order.
Analyst’s prediction of trouble for toymakers seems premature
With a next-gen session border controller, Sansay meets the needs of a rapidly growing market.
Although its threat level is relatively low, the Android exploit disclosed by Blue Box launched a very important discussion for the open source community.
A full breakdown of one of the most common obstacles for those preparing for the CCNA.
Making the smart home of tomorrow, today.
All plan to evalute or deploy in next 3 years, study finds
In a mostly over-looked product release, VOSS made an impressive move to help simplify on-boarding.
First example: the small physical footprint of applications and functions enabled by server virtualization makes colocation more valuable
A recent report indicates that Apple has ramped up hiring to bolster its iWatch team.
Microsoft's pitch for Xbox One in the workplace is a convincing one, assuming it doesn't kill employee productivity in the process.
Delving into the ways companies are detecting software bugs these days.
Because everyone finds some of them funny
