Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Enormous benefits possible for lowering bandwidth costs, reducing latency, and predictable performance
FAA says communications changes may let some devices operate safely
In the wake of Apple's legal victory over Samsung, there have been no shortage of folks lambasting the decision. One of the more common threads to emerge is that Apple's victory will stifle innovation. But the notion that Apple's victory over Samsung
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Who says you can't have it all even without cable or satellite? The TiVo Premiere enables you to record both over-the-air TV and watch Internet television.
After just three days of deliberations, the jury in the Apple/Samsung dispute returned a verdict in Apple's favor.
Virtualization and cloud computing can be affected by performance storms
Some wording in an internal draft here at Farpoint Group raised a few eyebrows – but there was no insult intended. I was simply trying to make a point regarding ease of use, a point that, it seems, requires repeating.
Our recent Webinar on .11ac was so popular we’re repeating it – live – next Tuesday, for our friends in Asia.
Kansas City Hacker Homes group is looking for people to let entrepreneurs camp out on their couches and access Google Fiber services
Gibbs ponders how the cell carriers gouge us for a few extra cents
Klayko leaves company in good shape; new CEO needs to focus in building out sales channel
Ekahau pointed out a feature that we didn’t test but that is still worth noting, a way to have their solution work with essentially any WLAN infrastructure.
For the first time in 25 years, Microsoft has a brand new logo to show off. While you have may have gotten used to the bold-faced and italicized Microsoft logo of yore, prepare to behold the colorful Microsoft logo of 2012 and beyond.
Apple hasn't sent out any official invitations just yet, but it's largely believed that Tim Cook and co. will unveil the iPhone 5 at a special media event slated to take place on September 12 to be followed by a launch on September 21. So it shouldn'
NASA and Rovio take Angry Birds to Mars
Gibbs has some more gear that makes travel better and finally (he hopes) has fixed his iMac
Designer's iPad tablet concept brings back the clickety-clack
AT&T announced last week that FaceTime over cellular will only be available to customers who sign up for a new Mobile Share plan. Here's why AT&T says their plan doesn't run afoul of net neutrality laws.
Open source back up solutions don't scale the enterprise
The Free Software Foundation (FSF), whose actions in the past have been been extreme, is taking an important step forward with its official anti-digital rights management (DRM) label.
Licensing, partnering, customer loyalty...can VMware maintain momentum and advance its customer base?
With standard domain names running out, something is going to have to change.
Microsoft has removed the activation grace period from retail editions of Windows 8, potentially inconveniencing many users in the process.
Aerofex video wows with futuristic floating craft
"Prior Art Finder" could make it easier to overturn bad patents.
Beloit College Mindset List looks at the mindset of the incoming college class of 2016
Zuckerberg's attempt at praising a mobile app for Facebook integration exposes an ill-prepared website.
