Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Ninja Blocks puts a power into the hands of developers and users that has never been realized before, and which could be the genesis of an open source community of makers.
Once again patents inhibit innovation
A rundown of the phases of identity networking (as seen by an overworked identity nut like me).
My second foray into the world of Windows Phone 8 is once again ending with me going back to Android. The experience was much better this time around, though.
Meet FairPhone, an unlocked open source smartphone that's built with a social conscience.
Next-generation Enterprise WAN architecture and Network-as-a-Service leveraging public Internet mean reliable enterprise WANs no longer exclusively the domain of MPLS.
Adobe, Internet Explorer, Geek Squad among those offered new slogans among Reddit post
In just about a week, Apple's WWDC will kick off and, per usual, all eyes will be on Apple's upcoming iteration of iOS.
Regulations written in plain language add balance to carrier/user relationship
Does your network support Jumbo Frames and should you enable it?
Data from NYU researchers shows that Turkish protesters are using Twitter to communicate directly, more so than those at other large movements of late.
A follow-up explaining how the 10 important SDN trends I hoped to see at Interop actually played out.
Sniff a VMware vMotion happening over OTV.
Knowing how and when to use the escape character can make your day, but commands get a little hairy when you first have to escape your escape.
NAD teams with Made In Space to test 3-D printer to International Space Station
Only a $2M market though in Q1; overall, sales down 8% from last quarter, up 1% from last year
Why would anyone even consider doing such a thing?
As mobile continues to grow, consumers will expect the same experience on their mobile devices as on their PCs.
FBI says to watch for anything specifying “tech support,” “live chat support” and any “recommended” services
The PC desperately needs a shot in the arm. Will a revamped Windows 8 and new Intel chips do it?
So many good geeky books and so little time; Gibbs lines up the tomes you need to read
NASA scientists say asteroid mining would take years but benefits could be immeasurable
Watchdog group launches ‘Save Podcasting’ campaign
Subreddit helps professional and amateur entomologists together in the pursuit of IDing insects and bugs
