Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Improving positional accuracy improves the what, where and when of location-based apps.
Dept. of Energy projects follow $43 million investment in 41 wind projects announced in September
Google Maps for iOS is now available for download
As the Surface tablet comes to retail stores, it's time to stop comparing its early sales to those of Apple's iPad.
FCC’s yearlong implementation period for broadcasters expires
Gibbs is disappointed by the Cookoo watch but blown away by Wolfram Mathematica 9
Win8 Touchscreen Ultrabook for the wife...check. Android 4.x tablets for the kids...check. But for me? All I want for Christmas is BYOD.
75% take them between the sheets; 90% wake up with them; IT is deceived into believing employees are faithful to corporate policy
A primer on different EAP types, which are applicable for differend identity projects.
No word on next move
Apple and Microsoft must have missed sniping at each other, because this is petty.
Free Microsoft security essentials completes climb to the top.
Follow along to find out if the Internet implodes, Google does something funky, etc., to celebrate Dec. 12, 2012
Researchers find social networks can ratchet up self esteem, lower self control
2012 has been a year of major change in the technology world, but also one of waiting
How Pica8's SDN platform for cloud providers indicates how SDN trends will take shape with large enterprises at large.
Users take to other social networks to fuss about Facebook's DNS-related outage
Richard M. Stallman, or RMS, has once again stirred the Linux community, this time with his criticism of Ubuntu. He was quickly criticized, but as the pattern goes, his critics soon found themselves apologizing.
‘What if Seinfeld was still on the air?’
Employer-owned devices can provide more security, but will we take them?
Now that Cisco CEO John Chambers wants it to become a player in software and services, it's time to consider how it might fare in its new approach.
Smart money is on the latter, though few will sympathize with these victims
Unless Apple TV becomes more open, similar to Android, it will not disrupt the TV market the way the iPhone did the smartphone market.
