Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Apple's win against Samsung is good for customers and will force Apple to continue to innovate.
Poll respondents and editorial writers express disapproval
Live American football is not easily available over the Internet, but it is out there.
Given Apple's $1 billion verdict against Samsung, one might assume that Apple's legal battles with Samsung and other purveyors of Android might be closer to completion than ever before
Sony will stop production of optical drives early next year. Remember, these are the guys who invented it. Regardless, the end of an era worth noting.
Rumor boosted session border controller leader's stock this week, but skeptics don't see a fit
DARPA program to capture, reuse old satellites moves forward
In the last few days, a multitude of online publications have been handed DMCA takedown notices for seemingly innocuous posts, triggering speculation that Microsoft is trying to censor negative comments prior to Windows 8's official launch.
VMware is at a crossroads, --how does VMware change and adapt to these new circumstances going forward?
Recent reorgs, restructurings may have been too much for Mountford and Jobbins
Talk is cheap, but companies enforcing BYOD policies are on the rise
These things take time, for sure, but all of a sudden, Samsung really seems to like Microsoft.
Reality check: Apple wins $5.35 per Samsung Android phone shipped. The ruling doesn't amount to much in its favor.
Spoof video recounts Apple's disarming of the enterprise via patent lawsuits
NASA WISE satellite spots tons of behemoth black holes swirling in space
But I'm sticking with my Linux desktop
Tech on the cusp of big changes
Software defined networks (SDNs) open the door to services like software defined acceleration (SDA)
Low-cost HDTV maker to sell stylish laptops and desktops via the Microsoft Store
Sweet gumball machine found at local plumbing supply shop
Granite Virtual Server Infrastructure (VSI) tackles VDI performance woes
As the tech media continues to analyze the reprecussions of Apple's legal victory over Samsung, you better believe that the folks over at Apple couldn't be happier.
You may not know it, but Microsoft didn't built the ability to play DVDs into Windows 8. Here's how to get around this annoyance.
OK, Apple won their epic patent battle with Samsung; there was really very doubt that they would. But, given the nature of the strategic relationship between the two firms, there’s less here than meets the eye.
