Opinion

How to gauge mobile users’ behavior without stalking them

It can be pretty difficult guessing how consumers will use a mobile app without being able to see it firsthand.

Host your own document storage service with ownCloud

Security: The beauty of … malware reverse engineering

Malware represents one of the greatest threats that organizations face today and IT departments are coming to understand that their AV tools can only do so much to protect them. When malware is discovered on their systems, they want to know what it

Apple has 100 employees working on the rumored iWatch

A flurry of reports last week suggest that Apple is working furiously to develop an iWatch

Apple looking for experienced engineer to spearhead next-gen Apple TV features

While the majority of rumors pertaining to Apple's alleged plans to develop an HDTV come from analysts who are wrong more often than they are right, a recent job posting by Apple indicates that there is definitely something cooking up in Cupertino th

John Browett to take new executive position at Monsoon Accessorize

Former Apple VP of Retail John Browett will soon be taking on a new executive position at Monsoon Accessorize

Microsoft’s Software Battles (some of them, anyway)

Win some, lose some ... or is it more than that?

Predicting the Tech Future

Gibbs discusses Tech Prediction, a blog to track the future

He has a problem with the whole ‘office romance’ thing

Or maybe he needs to do some looking in the mirror

Report examines TCO for desktop video solutions

Close the door for good on Web server backdoors

Facebook is just begging for spare change now

A new Facebook feature invites users to pay Facebook to move posts to the top of the newsfeed. But can't they do that for free?

Tim Cook never wanted to sue Samsung

While Steve Jobs talked of thermonuclear war, Tim Cook wasn't keen on suing Samsung.

Scientists push plan to ‘evaporate’ asteroids using lasers (for real)

‘All the components of this system pretty much exist today’

Survey says consumers support a federal cybersecurity policy

Results show the public wants the government to lead on cybersecurity

Guide to Choosing Enterprise Quality Open Source Software for Your Company

ECC and the CA Security Council, Making SSL and the Web safe today and tomorrow

The industry responds to the need for better SSL.

Does Surface Pro’s low ‘repairability’ rating even matter?

After iFixIt declared Microsoft's Surface Pro tablet the most unrepairable device it has seen, it's time to question whether it needs to be easy to open up.

First bionic eye gets FDA blessing

The pleasure of finding things out about Richard Feynman

25 years after the physicist’s death, Feynman’s legacy thrives online

Android on Everything

Gibbs looks at Android in a VM on everything and built in to a media system for a remarkably low price

Android on Everything

5 best business reasons to choose a hosted UC solution

Comparing the benefits of a cloud UC solution with the traditional premise-based deployment.

SUSE Studio: The lazy way to set up new system installs

For the lazy developer, SUSE Studio takes most of the work out of a system install setup.

Using Node.js to write RESTful web services

Windows Phone 8 may have a fighting chance

Microsoft's Windows Phone OS shows some momentum in its bid to overtake the No. 3 spot behind Android and iOS.

No good deed goes unpunished, Dolly Parton Edition

Surge of traffic from Reddit apparently knocks Imagination Library offline.

A peek inside Silicon Valley’s telecom startup ecosystem

Innovation in the telecom sector is guided by a driving force in Silicon Valley.

SDN meet sheds little light on Cisco ‘Daylight’

Participants in open source controller consortium tight-lipped at Network World conference

The Smartwatch: Apple and Beyond

Rumors of a wristwatch device from Apple are reviving interest in what should be a dead technology. Is the smartwatch about to (finally) hit the big time?