Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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.
Proposal to change how Internet is paid for may impact availability of most 'Net content in some countries
Not much new or unexpected in the latest guaranteed winner from Big Red, but what’s still missing might be notable. On the other hand, maybe it’s time at last to think more about Layer 7 and less about toys.
Google and Adobe are ending Windows XP support with new products, which hopefully will accelerate its demise.
New open source tools makes rhyme and reason of application vulnerability management
Which means more interviews for the 'Father of the Emoticon'
Why do IT silos still exist?
Video tweaks Apple for overplaying iPhone 5's size, LTE support
A few of Mashable’s 3 million Twitter followers flunk retweeting test
GAO report cites sense and avoid, privacy and technology concerns need to be resolved
Historically expensive private WAN bandwidth and storage costs, greater capabilities, made WAN Optimization the easy winner
Microsoft gives itself the wiggle room to come down on any Apple-using customers.
Apple earlier today issued a press release announcing that the company has processed over 2 million iPhone 5 pre-orders in just the first 24 hours of availability.
Identifying where the "software-ization" of IT may be applicable.
No bargain, no deal for me on iPhone 5.
Not that Harry Potter star wants you to get a virus for searching on her name
R.K. Anand, employee No. 12, leaves to advise CEO; Jonathan Davidson takes over combined data center/campus branch unit
Office for Windows 8 ARM devices doesn’t do everything Office for x86 machines can do
Office apps are optimized to reduce draw on the battery, extend time between recharging
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