Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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.
Heat wave? What heat wave?
Power supplies, in part limit today’s robots
Microsoft decided to give Azure a whirl from a customer's perspective, and didn't like what it saw.
Latest of his 30-day challenges wouldn't be a challenge here, but ...
The past few days have seen an influx of iPad rumors all pointing to a 7.85-inch iPad set for release late this fall.
After filing a complaint with the WIPO last week, the iPad3.com domain name has already been transferred over to Apple's lawyers
Open source embodies freedom, celebrate it this July 4th
Forget the cloud -- can we trust cloud vendors?
Proving once again that virtually everything is about the money
Not at all that you know about.
Before you complain about all the malware out there, make sure you aren't providing an assist in the process.
Connecting the dots between SDN and a more capable cloud.
Speculation that Microsoft developed its Surface tablets because of a lack of confidence in OEMs is far overblown, as are the predictions that Microsoft will manufacture its own smartphone.
Expectations remain low about information security despite more cybersecurity awareness
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Last week, U.S District Court Judge Lucy Koh granted Apple's motion for a preliminary injunction against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 based on the D'889 design patent. Samsung was quick to appeal and U.S. District Court Judge Lucky Koh on Monday eveni
NASA Mars Science Laboratory will need to set off 76 charges to make sure all systems are go for landing
WAN Virtualization used by Cloud Services Providers, IT outsourcers a boon to enterprises, a threat to telecom SPs
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