Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Yahoo to free up email addresses that have been inactive for a year
Service provider router and switch revenue down 17% in Q1 from Q4
Now that iOS 7 is out of the bag, the rumor mill is turning its attention to Apple's next-gen iPhone models, including the iPhone 5S and lower-cost option.
Carnegie Mellon project uses data mining, algorithms to develop 16th-17th century social network
If there was a way Microsoft could make Xbox One even more consumer unfriendly, I can't think of it.
Weighing the laptop/tablet upgrade options.
Gibbs reviews two products from Satechi and is impressed by a paper that explains the power of social network analysis.
You might be riding a flying bicycle soon.
Some advice for rebounding from network failure.
Carnegie Mellon system developed to monitor nursing home residents but could be used anywhere security is an issue
Although it could have used a sticky note
Making changes easier for customers.
New invasive ant species found in the U.S. have a sweet tooth for electronics, and insecticides are useless against them.
Famed icon designer Susan Kare things Apple's new iOS 7 icons are a step in a good direction.
Behind every endpoint device is a connection to the network, and Microsoft appears to be working hard to improve that.
Will offer pxGrid, an ISE development framework, to IETF
About 230,000 piston engine aircraft worldwide use a low-lead fuel
At the end of Apple's keynote yesterday, Tim Cook rolled out a new ad touting Apple's "signature" if you will.
A look at some of the many ways to approach software testing.
Eddy Cue seems to be living the good life
OK, a little more on the NSA controversy, from a purely practical rather than political perspective.
Apple has made its 2013 WWDC keynote available for viewing
Longtime Network World columnist Scott Bradner's "So long, and thanks for all the fish" moment
A very small investment and some minor re-wiring could have you re-living your childhood with NES games on real, retro NES controllers.
Emerging markets are just about ready for an infusion of smartphones and tablets, and Android appears to have a head-start on its competitors.
NEW architecture technologies needed to enable reliable, predictable access to SaaS and public cloud deliver 1 + 1 = 3 benefits for enterprise computing and the enterprise WAN alike.
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