Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
The ITU's WCIT conference is opening soon and all Internet users should pay attention
Thoughts about DR after Super Storm Sandy
Insiders Comments over 2-1/2 years of Early Adopter Experience
Improv Everywhere strikes again, foregoing Best Buy, Target and the rest for NYC cheapie store
‘On-the-lam’ software celebrity issues apology to reporter
How a new startup, which is the most open networking vendor I've seen to date, evokes comparisons between software-defined networking and Star Trek.
Microsoft is putting the 11-year-old operating system out to pasture in another year and a half and it means it. So get moving.
Apple and Samsung are both seeking to include even more accused products in their second California patent suit.
Sandia National Laboratories physicist Willis Whitfield invented the “clean room” 50 years ago
Research out of Scotland also finds Facebook gets more stressful the more online social circles you keep
It’s ‘NOT TRUE!!’ insists ICOA boss
With Android all cameras will point-shoot-post the moment in the movement.
Project Cyber Monday targets online counterfeiters
Multiple approaches are possible, and drastically reducing the number of packets that need to traverse the WAN is one good one
Monitoring the country's IPv6-enabled government services.
There was a time when this wasn’t easy in the least
Finding things and doing things from the new Windows 8 interface.
Wireshark is hands down, bar-none, my absolute favorite tool for network "forensics," troubleshooting, and learning. I used to think I was fairly good at it. But WOW was I living on the "tip of the iceberg!"
SOTI CEO talks about MDM trends and their solution to managing iPhones, iPads and Android devices
A new iPhone accessory from Will.i.am promises to turn the iPhone into a 14 megapixel camera
Gangnam now No. 1 most viewed on YouTube
Black Friday is upon us and there are no shortage of great deals when it comes to Apple products.
Now that Scott Forstall is on his way out, command of the Maps team has now fallen into the hands of Eddy Cue, seemingly Apple's go-to guy when it comes to fixing up software that initially fell below expectations
Patching, Inventory, Remote Control, and Pushing Policies from the Cloud
Reports that the upcoming BlackBerry 10 OS might very well reverse RIM's flagging fortunes make no sense to me. Here's why.
A vast improvement in making Office 2013 Servers work better together!
If you want to cut your cable TV bill once and for all, and not just on Black Friday, here's your best picks for Internet TV.
