Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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
CSV (comma-separated values) files represent a common standard for transmitting data between applications. Like the more generic "flat files", each line in a CSV file represents a record. Exporting or importing data from and to applications such as
Brown University computer system uses digital audio files, algorithms, research to gain understanding from cries
Convergence and VoIP Alert
There are quite a few countries in which the telegram lives, including the U.S.
U.S. District Judge Denise Cote ruled this week that Apple did conspire with publishers to raise the price of e-books.
Providing access to social media streams is what Gnip is about.
The IT consumption model is changing, and so is the way that companies engage with potential customers.
"Where sparkling wit meets fascinating science in a comedy night for the insatiably sci-curious."
The privacy issue is coming to the big screen.
US Department of Energy measures impact of climate change on energy supply
She & Him and the flashlight guys shine light on evolving cellphone camera manners
Making email integration easy
Don't waste any time - get that thing rolled out quick because it's wide-ranging and already being exploited.
Hacker conference tells federal agents they’re not welcome this year
Researchers at the University of Southampton in England have developed a way to store data at a density of 360TB per disk.
An expert shares insight on the intricacies of designing a website for mobile users.
It's called "Security Enhancements for Android." The NSA must really care about our privacy.
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