Opinion

Avaya unveils plans to transform collaboration development

Wireless and Spying – Nothing to See Here; Move Along

The latest government-is-spying-on-you scandal is much more smoke than fire – at least at present.

Cisco Preparing to Manufacture New CTR Routers

Meeting Demands of Future Internet Expansion

One month later, do I still love my Galaxy S4?

After some time I like the HTC One more

Is Insieme nigh?

Customers being briefed, competitors offering industry insights on Cisco spin-in as launch approaches

Mobile vs. Portable and the changing nature of the office

How today's businesses can use mobile more efficiently and help their employees become more productive.

Computex: Yes, Taiwan tech shows really are crazier than Vegas ones

From bomb speakers to waterproof tablet computers, this tech show has it all

Gauging Windows Phone’s chances against the iPhone

Latest report says Windows Phone will be neck-and-neck with iPhone by 2017.

Seculert uses big data security analytics to precisely identify APTs and other malware

Dell VRTX Enables IT to Get Its House Back in Order

Anyone looking to standardize ROBO gear, consolidate departmental servers, and do some house cleaning should take a close look at VRTX.

Cisco adds a new midmarket arrow to its quiver

At its Partner Summit, Cisco's midmarket opportunity became clear.

Is this what icons in iOS 7 will look like?

A leaked, blurry photo of an early alpha build of iOS 7 may give us a glimpse into the future state of iOS design.

It’s in a book: Reading Rainbow turns 30 today

PBS series inspired countless children to read more often

When WWDC 2013 starts around the world [Chart]

WWDC is just around the corner, folks. Here is when the keynote begins based on various time zones around the world.

After firestorm, TSA nixes notion to allow pocket knives in passenger carry-ons

Transportation Security Administration’s effort to expand what passengers can bring onboard met with vast criticism

Zooka, a neat iPad Bluetooth speaker, and a review of tools for wire-framing user interfaces

Gibbs has easy listening with Zooka and easy wire-framing with Balsamiq Mockups Carbon Audio

Zooka, a neat iPad Bluetooth speaker, and a review of tools for wire-framing user interfaces

Samsung wins a small publicity battle with Apple, but little else

With Samsung's recent patent victory coming just days before Apple's WWDC event, it's a PR win. But it's really just the latest in the constant patent sniping between the two.

CCIE’s raise Voice over Cisco cert move

First in anger, then in glee as Cisco relents on Collaboration

SilverSky acquires StillSecure’s MSSP business

StillSecure's NAC business remains independent.

How will IT react to annual Server 2012 updates?

Microsoft plans a faster release cycle for its server OS, database and tools. How will IT take this news?

Apple reportedly files trademark application for ‘iWatch’ in Russia

The Russian-language paper Izvestia is reporting that Apple has filed an application to secure the iWatch trademark in the country, the latest piece of evidence that Apple's plans to release a smartwatch of some sort remain ongoing.

NASA teams with Lego to offer coolest, most realistic model competition

NASA says it wants to inspire future aerospace engineers

Reader pines for a different kind of Microsoft store

Windows Phone U.S. market share growth outpaces Android

Windows Phone has grown faster than Android over last 12 months.

IBM shows off nickel-sized chip that backs Gb/sec wireless data-rates, cutting edge radar images

IBM circuit technology takes advantage of millimeter-wave spectrum for mobile backhaul, radar images

AT&T’s Mobile Workplace; Avaya’s Outbound Contact Express

Malicious power-charger can infect Apple iOS devices

Black Hat presentation from Georgia Tech researchers to show malicious proof of concept

F5 bridges the physical and virtual worlds at Microsoft Tech Ed

As Microsoft's Hyper-V virtualization software gains traction, F5 caters to its new customers.

Small PC shop blasts Dell and HP, makes some good points

A boutique hardware maker unloads on HP and Dell, saying they don't know how to sell a PC. He has a point.