Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Federal Trade Commission directs mobile privacy direction for vendors such as Apple, Google, Microsoft and others in the app developer community
If I kicked in a few billion dollars for anything, I'd want something in return. But does Dell have anything Microsoft would want?
One day into our Windows 8 adventure and my non-techie wife has it down pat.
I don’t think so – and let me tell you why.
Highest concentration of online threats are hiding in plain site(s)
This year's Security Report from Cisco disproves the "outdated" notion that mainstream websites are safer to browse than those with nefarious purposes.
Soon, new Ubuntu will be available on a rolling release, which is a good way to make new versions available. However, it comes with its share of risk.
The Federal Trade Commission will now pick best tech to help stop robocall menace
Perimeter E-Security and USA.NET seek synthesis
Or, why testers and developers are not the same in practice, but are equally valuable.
Mobile commerce is becoming easier and easier for the consumer, which will only make it more profitable for merchants.
Emotions run high as BlackBerry 10 smartphones Q10 and Z10 make their debuts
NASA says asteroid will buzz the gap between low-Earth orbit, geosynchronous satellites.
Despite profits falling by 45%, shares of Amazon are surging
What do recent Cisco actions mean for the future?
iOS 6.1 has been released and a jailbreak for it is promised on Sunday. Jail time could follow thereafter ...
Looking for silver lining in bad news about car recall
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute lands an IBM Watson system
Research in Motion's bid to stay relevant vs. the iPhone and Android onslaught
Almost 10% CAGR to 2017, when it will reach $16B, according to Crehan Research
Sequoia IBM Bluegene/Q system at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories to run complex simulations to figure out the physics of noise