Opinion

Feds offer $20M for critical energy network cybersecurity tools

US Department of Energy wants more advanced tools to secure energy supply

Windows 8 Surface Pro sells out quickly. Was that on purpose?

Tablet or hybrid, Microsoft could have a winner

You can’t be too rich, too thin, or have too much Internet bandwidth

Videoconferencing, large video files, enterprise synchronization, public cloud computing all will contribute to the need for a lot more bandwidth

About that Facebook shutdown and those RFID implants

Snopes.com dismisses a pair of whoppers

VMware’s problems are deeper than just Microsoft

The market is in transition, and VMware's competitors are using that transition to gain some ground on it.

ShoreTel enhances enterprise contact center solution

Security training: Requirement or boondoggle?

Varnish improves web performance and security

Dell has its work cut out for it

Six tips for the care and training of new users

Falling for a phony iPhone cup holder

Unix: Looking at files this way and that

Don't throw up your hands if your boss won't buy you Tripwire and a modern debugger. There are a lot of things that your Unix system -- right out of the box -- can tell you about files and processes.

Improvements to Microsoft’s Skydrive

Easier Document Sharing and Editing

Ich Ben Ein Bit9er

What happened today to Bit9 can happen to any one of us

Cutting-edge program seeks to thwart radio spectrum battles, bottlenecks

DARPA program looks to address challenge of spectrum access in frequencies between 2-4 GHz

Cisco finds us increasingly mobile

Study says tetherless connections will exceed the number of people on the planet by 2017

Wireless industry by the #s: Millions, Billions & even Trillions!

iPhone and iPad jailbreaking, Nexus 4 sales, Microsoft SkyDrive put up big numbers

Automate security orchestration across platforms, environments

What Bush email hacker faces: The Palin Precedent

Hacker accesses email of multiple Bush family members, including both presidents

Apple says nothing, shares inexplicably rise

If there's one stock on the market that's unpredictable, it's Apple's

If Xbox rumors are true, Microsoft may be making a huge mistake

Fans and non-fans alike should not stand for this attempt at controlling their behaviors and usage.

Characteristics You Need in Your Open Source Auditor

Apple responds to shareholder lawsuit regarding company’s growing cash hoard

As Apple's PR arm keeps busy, the company today issued a press release addressing the recent lawsuit filed by David Einhorn, the hedgefund manager of Greenlight Capital, which owns a substantial number of Apple shares.

IRS steps up challenging identity theft battle

IRS identity theft fight seems a little light compared to the problem

Spiceworks spices up IT management

Millions of IT Pros are using this free tool and social network

What makes a beautiful piece of software

If software can in fact be described as beautiful, here's what I've seen that has made it so.

Android Jelly Bean may be growing, but Gingerbread is here to stay

Google statistics of Android version adoption are not an accurate predictor when designing your Android mobile app for your customers in your geographic market.

Sprint posts loss of $1.3 billion during Q4 2012; Sells record 2.2 million iPhones

Sprint today posted its earnings from the fourth quarter of 2012 and reported revenue of $9 billion, and a net loss of $1.32 billion, which represents a loss of $0.44 per share.

Set up a local Linux installation and update server with Kickstart

NuoDB, a new approach to SQL databases