Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
'The regulators don't care if Verizon is charging folks $5 per line for unpublished numbers'
This video demonstrates how to integrate and configure CUE from the command line interface (CLI).
Layoffs lead, but the real story is who is leading and what role Motorola Mobility will play in the Android Ecosystem.
Aruba Networks' new LAN solutions address the connectivity problems that Katy Perry has so perfectly described in the past.
Windows 8 has RTM’ed, so that means it's on to the next big thing for some developers.
CalTech won “Reinvent the toilet Fair” prize for solar powered toilet
Replies from public relations and customer service differ widely, yet neither is compelling
Game developers from Valve, Blizzard, and id Software don't like Windows 8 and they aren't keen on Microsoft competing with them. Should Microsoft be picking fights?
If market share percentage was the only important thing to you, would you be using Linux?
Open source apps rock!
National Research Council calls for "National Photonics Initiative"
Airline says it has 'reached out to apologize' and is 'reviewing this matter'
Suspect in custody apparently had no idea he was stealing from the late Apple co-founder.
Even Disney contributes to open source.
Avoid counterfeit equipment with these tips.
Google's Android mobile OS has undergone some intensive engineering to provide a smooth user experience in its apps.
Researcher's Google Earth findings confirmed as previously undiscovered, and may be groundbreaking in the archaeology world.
With combination of disk-based deduplication and fixing Microsoft CIFS for the WAN, Riverbed led in enabling data center consolidation
Watchdog group hopes to revive TOSBack, as similar online resource emerges
Images and specifications of the supposed successor to Nokia's Lumia 800 suggest that the initial batch of Windows Phone 8 devices are going to go head-to-head with some of the more powerful Android-based smartphones on the market.
Gibbs ponders the trend to using more temps and sees a serious risk to the creation and retention of organizational knowledge
Google pays "record" fine but denies wrongdoing
Over the past few months, there have been a slew of leaked iPhone parts which have all but confirmed that Apple's next-gen smartphone will, in fact, sport a new 4-inch screen in a slimmer and longer form factor. What's more, and perhaps because of th
