Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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
Should you care if Gartner says a vendor is cool?
Although Microsoft's official stance on how customers can distribute their used games, the company may want to tread lightly.
Microsoft's new Xbox One is in fact the living room entertainment center we've been waiting for. But some of the claims made about cloud performance need to be cleared up.
In spite of one stunningly dumb idea, report on theft of American intellectual property is generally well done
Tim Cook explained in an interview this week why he doesn't think Google Glass will succeed.
More traffic to be generated in the next five years than in the previous 28 combined
Cisco's JouleX acquisition is a good move, but it won't be the last.
Planetary Resources now has 30 days to raise $1 million for space telescope
Microsoft took some criticism for pushing gaming to the back burner with its Xbox One announcement, but isn't game quality a given?
While crowd-funding seems like a tall task, a look at the math and history behind donations for other open source projects makes it seem much more likely.
Tim Cook on Tuesday evening briefly touched upon Apple's interest in the TV space.
You start with three points of confusion
Relating Legos to open data, APIs, and quality software.
There doesn’t appear to a lot of Felix Ungers in the crowd
A new report claims the iPhone 5S display will have twice as many pixels as the iPhone 5.
With just a few apps, enterprises can give employees the tools to stem the risks of BYOD by separating corporate and personal apps, and choosing just trusted apps for each.
You can make your life a little easier and more productive by adding some Unix power to your Windows system.
Some hot news off the rumor mill surrounding Apple's next iPhone refresh
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