Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
A video shows Brooklyn residents making blind guesses as to what Higgs boson is.
DARPA Innovation House project recruiting software developers for content intelligence applications
Fewer than 20% of companies now oppose BYOD. That means more than 80% have to deal with it on their networks.
Deals with GitHub, AlienVault, and Sonatype bring big money to open source quickly.
Following a number of reports pointing to a 7.85-inch iPad comes yet another report claiming that manufacturing for the device will take place in Foxconn's Brazil facility.
FTC to examine ways to trace robocalls, prevent wrongdoers from faking caller ID data and other ways to stop illegal calls
The Opus Hotel is offering complementary iPhones in lieu of hardline phones in their rooms. Here's why that's a great idea.
Carnegie Mellon spinoff brings artwork alive via robotics
Creative streak surfaced early in this filmmaker's life
aka Network Troubleshooting 101
Apple just received a patent, based on a Novell one, for a very interesting privacy protecting concept
Looking to expand their hardware offerings, Amazon is reportedly developing its own smartphone to compete with the iPhone and other Android based handsets
Insufficient reliability of Internet, broadband allow continued MPLS dominance despite huge price gap.
DARPA equates the tactical advantages of hypersonic flight to the development of stealth technology
An Australian CEO sees a description of himself in an ad for his own job, Chuck Norris predicted to win the MLB Home Run Derby, and why Miami rapper Pitbull is headed to Alaska.
Last month Netflix streamed more than a billion hours of Internet video and people are still saying there's nothing to watch.
An unedited and full length interview of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs from "Trimph of the Nerds" is now available for download via iTunes.
It's an app world and this is a good example why.
With the recent unveiling of the Google Nexus 7 tablet, Nokia has intimated that the product may infringe upon some of the company's patents pertaining to Wi-Fi standards.
An article to be published in Vanity Fair's August print issue highlights Microsoft's (somewhat common) missteps in the past 10 years. But what about its successes?
How you use the net defines who and what you are
Rescinds default cloud admin service on Linksys routers amidst uproar
Anonymous leaked a list of URLs allegedly blocked from internet access in the United Arab Emirates. VoIP sites, most interestingly, are blocked at large, a move Anonymous chalks up as one with economic motivation.
Interviews with former 'Softies draws a picture of a company that has become everything it was once against.
Many companies remain entrenched in the corporate-BlackBerry-only mobility world. But it won't be long until they join the ever-growing BYOD movement.
A Microsoft researcher speculates that a new spam botnet may have originated from an illegitimate, third-party marketplace for Android apps.
