Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Watching TV over the Internet is messy these days, but media providers may be offering inexpensive a la carte Internet TV selections someday soon.
Apple is no stranger to suing others who rip off its designs, but it seems that even Apple itself isn't immune from using the work of others without permission.
As the smartphone market continues to evolve into a two-player race between Apple and Google's Android, other players like Microsoft and more specifically RIM are slowly but surely being shoved aside to a greater degree.
A campaign video, of all things, rekindles fond memories
IBM X-Force group issues mid-year cyber security evaluation
Why would Microsoft, a software company, hire a veteran TV executive from CBS? Well, there is that huge content delivery platform it's sitting on.
Track the action through IDG news coverage, plus social media reaction to Apple's iPhone 5 on its availability day
About 1,200 Intel engineers optimized the Intel SoC for Android.
In the modern, consumerized age of IT, it's an adapt-or-die environment.
Apple's homegrown Maps app, which recently became available this past Wednesday with the release of iOS 6, has been the target of a lot of criticism. Apple has since issued a public statement concerning customer complaints.
Errand site TaskRabbit assures me they have nothing up their sleeve
No good reason to withhold the driver for discontinued tablets.
While Apple may have won a $1.05 billion verdict against Samsung (which they're trying to bump up to $3 billion, by the way), the litigation between the two tech heavyweights shows no signs of dying down anytime soon. On the contrary, the lawsuits th
Ahead of tomorrows iPhone 5 launch, Apple yesterday made the latest iteration of iOS, iOS 6, available for download for the masses. But Apple wasn't just done there - it also released OS X 10.8.2 to the public via the Mac App Store. And that was just
FBI/IC3 says Hit man extortion scam has morphed over the years targeting millions of victims
Not exactly the astronomer’s most shining moment
As another round of zero-day vulnerabilities are discovered, information security professionals are scrambling to mitigate this type of threat.
Microsoft has reportedly sent Windows Phone 8 off to manufacturing, setting the stage for a proper unveiling and official launch in the coming weeks.
Gibbs reveals a strange Microsoft patent, a cool iDevice dock that almost works, and explains that Microsoft is, once again, forcing you to use IE
It gave up over half its market share in the past four years; took a pummeling from F5 and Citrix
Attacks are on the rise from old and new sources, GAO report finds
We recommend ways to celebrate this "holiday," and Reddit really goes all in
Lamenting the lack of Linux options in the mobile computing age.
Malewarebytes offers enterprise edition with support
Steve Ballmer's revelation that Microsoft could soon become a "devices-and-services company" may be a sign that Microsoft is assuming the leader position no other company seems to want.
