Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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 identity theft fight seems a little light compared to the problem
Millions of IT Pros are using this free tool and social network
If software can in fact be described as beautiful, here's what I've seen that has made it so.
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 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.
Researchers create software that predicts the future by examining old news.
Two authors from the Federal Reserve lay bare the patent myths
Harvard-Smithsonian researchers say there are more planets closer to Earth that previously thought
Users say they're busy with real life, can't take the online drama
Apple's PR team seems to be more active these days than in years past
Even though I've tried it and felt the consequences, I have hope for a new bid to open up an already successful closed source software.
Father says idea was his daughter's, but he hopes it becomes a trend among her friends
FBI/DOJ arrests 13 in elaborate credit card fraud scheme
Team Evad3rs, Saurik and the rest do it again,
Participates in $8 million round for Piston Cloud
Gartner predicts Apple will soon challenge Microsoft in the enterprise. However, that doesn't seem like such a sure thing.
And you don’t need the Internet to sell one of these gags
Not much positive has happened in the United States on the online privacy front, but there is a lot going on in Europe
Comparison guide between the Nexus 7000 and Catalyst 6500
An industry pundit recently opined that Apple is falling apart at the seams because Jony Ive and his design team have been given too much power, resulting in sleekly designed products that are proving hard to manufacture en masse.
The numbers have started to inch downward for Windows 7, but aren't likely to continue doing so for long.
Legistlation or not, the government has to lead on this.
A guest post that tackles the top considerations for developers looking to create and sustain a competitive API.
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