Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
University of Leicester students debunk premise of Willis’ 1998 “Armageddon”
How a recently announced $125, 7-inch Android 4.1 Jellybean tablet in India, the Karbonn Smart Tab 1, underlines Google's approach to challenging the iPad.
The momentum behind 802.11ac is building. But how will it impact the enterprise, and when? A new Webinar has the answers.
Many Internet TV broadcasters limit their broadcasts to certain countries, but that doesn't mean you can't watch their shows with the right network configuration.
Lockheed Martin wants to crowdsource the “next big thing”
Says Dad: “I was just doing what many other dads out there would do”
Acer's products have enough problems without shooting itself in the foot like this.
And you thought this was over ...
The more accounts you have the more ways you can be hacked.
University of Georgia researchers detail system that could more quickly defeat botnets like Conficker and Kraken
A court ruling will force A10 to pay Brocade $112 million in damages as the result of a 2010 patent lawsuit.
Wall Street Journal op-ed rewrites the history of the Internet to make a political statement.
Steve Jobs seemingly had a special affinity for Apple's '381 patent, which covers intertial scrolling
USA Vendor vs. China Vendor
My latest testing project for Network World – Wi-Fi-based location and tracking systems – is complete, You can read the full article, just out today.
Shortly after VMware/Nicira announcement, I was able to have a conversation with Nicira co-founder and 'father of SDN' Martin Casado about the hypervisor network and its impact on the future of networking.
Any sign of growth in the smartphone market is a good one for Google.
Dartmouth researchers “Amulet” could protect wearable computer systems
Thriving economy in buying and selling Twitter followers
Moore’s Law gains in CPU/memory make upside for addressing WAN costs, latency outweigh most downsides in complexity, scaling, high availability
Sloppiness in the legal department means ditching a brand name after a year of grinding it into the heads of customers.
And here’s a video recap for those who did
Last Monday, photos emerged purporting to show what a fully assembled iPhone 5 is going to look like.
There was some interesting Apple/Twitter news that came to the surface recently. Rumor has it that Apple at one point was interested in making a strategic investment in Twitter
I recently visited with robotics leader VGo Communications to look at a low-cost communications-centric robot currently aimed at medical applications. The potential is enormous thanks to clever engineering and the possibilities inherent in broadband
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