Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Mobiquity looks to expand to more than triple employees to 600 in 3 years
Apple's new "Photos Every Day" iPhone commercial is one of Apple's best in recent memory.
DARPA-funded research from Vanderbilt could aid security teams, police
With HTC's latest struggles spelling doom for its future, Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 hopes may rely solely on Nokia.
Tickets to this year's WWDC event sold out in record time
Could be 10 times previous forecasts, according to researchers
Marco Arment, the developer behind his popular read-later app Instapaper, announced today that Betaworks has acquired a majority stake in the app.
Last week I discussed connecting things to the Internet of Things indirectly. This week, what's required for things to be directly connected?
Those in "Materials and Production" and "Biological Production and Biological Environment" recognized this time around
Following contract snafu, Dumervil now a member of the Baltimore Ravens
The activist hedge fund ValueAct has bought $2 billion of Microsoft stock and sees it as potentially the "largest cloud-computing company in the world," with ValueAct's help.
This week two outstanding products: The Jynxbox Android HD and Seagate Wireless Plus.
I have been speaking about ICPs during a series of events across the country and received a fantastic question: “What do I do if it breaks?”
Office 365 seems to be catching on.
Tickets to wildly popular Apple iPhone/iPad/Mac developer-fest on sale Thursday, April 25
Also, iPad keyboard/cover to rival Surface, 8-inch Windows 8 tablet
What life might be like when we are using two Internet protocols?
VMware's Bruce Davie brought some fireworks to the Open Networking Summit last week with a feisty presentation, driving a wedge between the concepts of network virtualization and SDN.
Much ado about a single link in an old blog post that didn’t violate anything
After bashing from Congress, execs say company lost focus and interest; enterprise lives on in U.S. though
On the day before Apple posted its Q2 2013 earnings, two reports surfaced online that highlight the speculative and often contradictoray nature of Apple reporting.
How one company's API-first marketing campaign trusts line-of-business customers' knowledge of software.
Professor's work could boost healthcare, homeland security applications
Sequestration raises its ugly head yet again
With a fingerprint authorization sensor in tow, the iPhone 5S could open up the door to a number of interesting possibilities. When it may be released, however, is another story.
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