Opinion

Cisco/ECU: Tomorrow Stops Here?

College sues networking king over trademarked slogan

DARPA wants to dot ocean floor with network of robotic pods that can spy, explore

DARPA’s Upward Falling robots launch from ocean floor now or in future

How Bill ruined keynotes and Qualcomm got weird and crazy at CES

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: Inflatable rooms may find a home on International Space Station

NASA to detail new $17.8 million contract with Bigelow and use of its inflatable space components

Why entrepreneurs innovate better than managers

MIT research suggests it’s because they ‘use their brains in a different and more complete way’

CES 2013: Cloud-based services trending in consumer market

Advice for my fellow lazy software developers

Quite simply, you should be using LiveCode.

10 Steps for a Successful “Tomcat First” Strategy

Phil Schiller puts damper on cheap iPhone rumors

In a recent interview, Apple's Phil Schiller arguably dismissed the notion that Apple would ever release a cheap iPhone

Running Linux Apps in the Cloud? Use Microsoft Azure

Microsoft's "if you can't beat them, join them" cloud strategy.

$1M more reasons to watch Reddit

Social news aggregator seeking $1M in funding from all-star investors

Cisco issues alert on VoIP vulnerability

Columbia research prompts security advisory; software fixes planned

Best practices to mitigate DDoS attacks

Multiple Hypervisor Strategies

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.

Techie maps his ‘freedom’ trail: Beijing to London … on foot

Web designer looking to undertake a monumental cross-continental hike

Power Java-based web apps with Jetty application server

The iPhone meets Taxi Driver

Inspired iPhone gadgeteer or descent into craziness: Video viewers debate

Why a cheaper iPhone model makes economic sense

The iPhone 5 hasn't even been out for a full four months and the iPhone rumors are already rolling in at full throttle.

US spots $120M for lab to tackle rare earth shortages

DOE National Labs, Purdue, Rutgers, University of California-Davis and GE among group to help develop new rare earth technologies

Pure and Julia are cool languages worth checking out

Also Mindjet Tasks allows you to set up project dashboards you can access from your cellphone

Pure and Julia are cool languages worth checking out

Consumers aren’t interested in smart TVs, study reveals

A new report from the research firm NPD found that most consumers aren't terribly excited or even interested in using so-called "smart" features that come with their HDTV.

How to set up JBoss AS7 Domain mode

Cisco continues to lead slowing security market

Share slips from last year due to revenue decline

FBI: Dirty deedsters are tweaking telephony attacks; coercion

Scam artists turning again to Telephony Denial of Service (TDoS) attacks

Will Facebook become the next big VoIP provider?

Carnegie Mellon names Pfenning as head of Computer Science Department

Move necessitated after Microsoft Research snaps up CMU's top CompSci administrator

Time to drop Dropbox: Sparkleshare reaches version 1.0

Why Sparkleshare is the better cloud storage solution for freedom lovers.

Looking forward to a future Internet

Now that the WCIT is over what does the future of the Internet look like?

More on BYOD – A New Webinar Next Week

BYOD emerged in 2012 and immediately defined one of the key strategies for mobility going forward. A new Webinar next week will look at both current alternatives and a few exciting possibilities for the future.