Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
WAN Virtualization enables reliable, predictable high-performance in the face of packet loss on a network path.
At CES 2013, Cisco's demonstration of Videoscape Unity gave us a glimpse of the future of internet-connected TV.
It will take some time, but smart TV apps will make for a more immersive experience.
My last column on Apple’s current troubles generated a good deal of harsh feedback – and that’s OK. But the evidence for troubles in Appleland is building.
A new report claims that Apple recently cut its component orders for the iPhone in half due to weaker-than-expected demand.
One-third of Americans have given up their land lines. Is that such a good idea?
Despite disappointing initial sales, Windows 8's early numbers may be good news for Microsoft after all. Now that the install base of Windows 8 is already in the millions, developers are going to come flocking.
College sues networking king over trademarked slogan
DARPA’s Upward Falling robots launch from ocean floor now or in future
Trade show keynotes haven't been the same since Bill Gates co-opted them as adverts. At this year's CES, Qualcomm upped the ante. Unfortunately.
NASA to detail new $17.8 million contract with Bigelow and use of its inflatable space components
MIT research suggests it’s because they ‘use their brains in a different and more complete way’
Quite simply, you should be using LiveCode.
In a recent interview, Apple's Phil Schiller arguably dismissed the notion that Apple would ever release a cheap iPhone
Microsoft's "if you can't beat them, join them" cloud strategy.
Social news aggregator seeking $1M in funding from all-star investors
Columbia research prompts security advisory; software fixes planned
Nearly two-thirds (65%) of respondent organizations reported using more than one hypervisor. The multiple hypervisor model is here to stay and is on the rise. If, how, and when IT embraces a more robust management strategy is still TBD.
Web designer looking to undertake a monumental cross-continental hike
Inspired iPhone gadgeteer or descent into craziness: Video viewers debate
The iPhone 5 hasn't even been out for a full four months and the iPhone rumors are already rolling in at full throttle.
DOE National Labs, Purdue, Rutgers, University of California-Davis and GE among group to help develop new rare earth technologies
Also Mindjet Tasks allows you to set up project dashboards you can access from your cellphone
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