Opinion

Gluster Lives On In Red Hat Storage Server 2.0

New Storage Server part of Red Hat's plan to own Hybrid Cloud storage

With Economic Uncertainty Will Popularity of Pre-Owned Cisco Hardware Increase?

A Look At Cisco Hardware, The Economy and Human Nature

Apple and Proview settle iPad trademark dispute

After a few months of negotiations, Apple and Proview have finally settled their trademark dispute regarding the iPad name.

Apple wins another injunction against Samsung, this time against the Galaxy Nesus

Apple last week scored two important legal victories as its ongoing battle against Samsung rages on. Just days after US District Judge Lucy Koh granted Apple's request for a prelminary injunction against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, Koh this past Fri

Google unveils Nexus 7 tablet at affordable $199 pricepoint

Google a few days ago unveiled a new 7-inch tablet that looks like it wants to give the Kindle Fire a run for its money

NYT takes umbrage with wages for Apple retail store employees

Apple in the last few weeks has upped the salary of its retail store employees by as much as 25%, a move which will go into effect in just a few weeks.

Is your boss an idiot?

Siri still not up to par with Google, says analyst

Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster recently put Siri through some paces and came back with some interesting results

Apple seeks to gain control of iPad3.com domain name

Recently, Apple introduced its next-gen iPad, and though it's not officially called the iPad 3, it wants a domain squatter in posession of the domain to hand it over.

If security were the only factor, a Windows 8 upgrade would be a no-brainer

Windows 8 benefits from a decade of Microsoft security focus

RIM reports horrid earnings, delays BlackBerry 10 until early 2013

In an interesting juxtaposition, RIM, once a titan in the smartphone industry, released torrid earnings yesterday, just one day before the 5 year anniversary of the original iPhone launch.

Wiretap requests from federal and state authorities fell 14% in 2011

Wiretap drop primarily from a drop in applications for intercepts in narcotics offenses US Court office says

BYOD is evolving into BYOT

An Extreme Approach to Software Defined Networking

Announcement includes support for OpenFlow controllers, a Quantum API-based OpenStack plug-in, and a knowledge-based community for crowd-sourced support.

Cisco joins video interoperability group

Also unveils collaboration enhancements in Unified Communications Release 9.0

Survey: Tell us about your data center disasters (and how you avoid them)

Network World and SolarWinds want to hear how you’re dealing with business continuity and disaster recovery.

FBI: High-tech economic espionage a vast, expanding threat

Economy, ease of cyber-theft drives illicit market for US technology

Apple announces retirement of Bob Mansfield, Apple’s Senior VP of Hardware Engineering

Apple issued a press release on Thursday announcing the retirement of Bob Mansfield, Apple's Senior VP of Hardware engineering.

Microsoft says you, yes you, are the reason it killed the Start menu

Isn't that blaming the victim?

Evidence that the iPhone 5 may support NFC payments emerges

Hot on the heels of Foxconn CEO Terry Gou claiming that the iPhone 5 will put the Samsung Galaxy S III to shame comes a report alleging that the next-gen iPhone may, in fact, come with Near Field Communication (NFC) support which would enable iPhone

Universal key management for the cloud

US Navy’s high-resolution radar can see individual raindrops in a storm

US Naval Research Laboratory says study could help develop new severe weather monitoring applications

Google’s Nexus Q: A failed Apple TV clone

I wanted Google's Nexus Q to be cool, instead it's just another—and not very good—media-extender.

The original iPhone: The blueprint for all modern day smartphones

Five years ago, Apple released the original iPhone, and it's not an overstatement to say that the iPhone fundamentally changed the way the world interacts with technology. The list of smartphone features we now take for granted would have never been

Windows Phone 8: The new enterprise smartphone platform

Here are the features that make Microsoft's new Windows Phone 8 platform a better enterprise option than Apple's iOS or Google's Android.

What to look for in network fabrics

Apple’s iPhone has generated over $150 billion in revenue on the back of 250 million units sold

With the anniversary of the original iPhone launch just days away, the research firm Strategy Analytics put out an interesting press release claiming that Apple, to date, has sold over 250 million iPhones resulting in over $150 billion in revenue ove

Cisco reseller finds half of enterprise networks obsolete

BYOD, video, virtualization and just plain ol' end-of-sale means 45% will have to be upgraded in next 5 years

Resurrecting HP Touchpads by rooting them, installing Android

A collection of HP Touchpads were gathering dust before I rooted them and installed Android. Now, we're using them more than our laptops.

US retires famous Red Storm supercomputer

Sandia Lab-designed and Cray-built supercomputer known as Red Storm was part of US history