Opinion

Microsoft’s Tablet: Let’s Play a (Really Big) Game

Is Microsoft actually pointing the way to an amazing evolution of the mobile space, with Google to follow? If so, this could be the biggest sea change ever in wireless and mobile, reshaping the competitive and market landscape like never before.

Life After World IPv6 Launch

What is next for the next-generation Internet Protocol?

How About that Surface?

Will Microsoft's announced tablet cut it?

Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD) – A Beginning and an Introduction…….

Instead of lowering and lowering IGP timers... maybe it is time to think outside the box.

Cisco extends server line

Unveils four new UCS platforms all based on Intel's Xeon E5

Why Stuxnet Is a really bad weapon

If Open Stack is the Soviet Union, Is AWS the USA?

Arguing over who is more open is pointless. It's what works best that matters.

Silent CEO, shadowy avatars fuel Google+ ‘ghost town’ vibe

It would seem Larry Page's voice problems extend beyond public speaking

Why camera systems fail

A surprisingly large number of surveillance camera systems fail. The reasons are never too difficult to find - just look to the network and video storage systems.

Microsoft bets the farm on Metro

The Metro interface is the thing that unites the company’s major product efforts going forward

The death of an HTML5 game breeds an open source project

Why Wooga stopped developing its HTML5 Facebook game "Pocket Island," and how the open source community could bring it back to life.

The school of hard knocks teaches a lesson on managing Active Directory

Load Balancing Using Apache’s mod_proxy_balancer

Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8: First step to a consistent Windows across all platforms

Microsoft announces sweeping changes to the Windows Phone platform; unifies tablet, smartphone, and desktop kernels and in the process positions the company for huge growth in the mobile sector.

Red Hat Releases RHEL 6.3

New release is chock full of goodness.

Five years later: Do Apple’s first iPhone ads ring a bell?

Next week marks the 5th anniversary of Apple's public release of first iPhone

NASA finds major ice source in Moon crater

NASA Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter latest to find water on the Moon

Some thoughts on transparency in the cloud

Lessons learned from a cloud expert on the important of transparency, accountability, trust and other important factors of a cloud agreement.

Learn how to develop iOS apps (for free!), and Developing Video Content with Camtasia

Want to learn iOS? There's a course for that. Want to develop course material? There's an app for that.

Learn how to develop iOS apps (for free!), and Developing Video Content with Camtasia

Bromium’s Microvisor Technology Seeks to Solve Security Issues

Xen founder Simon Crosby's bid to make us all safer

Cisco has some more company in SDNs

Enterprise data center start-up Plexxi goes into "private" beta

US wants inventive ways to get research out of university labs and into the real world

Federally funded R&D faces a number of challenges making commercial impact

Three pictures: Hot, hotter and ‘Hey, you’re on fire’

Out on a desert highway, it's all a matter of degree

ClamAV Founders Moving On From Sourcefire

Letting go can be hard to do

Security: An Inconvienient Truth

Inconvenience is not an excuse

Microsoft’s Surface tablets: Thinking outside the box in the pursuit to kill the iPad

As expected, Microsoft yesterday announced its foray into the tablet market with two devices dubbed Surface. One tablet device will be geared for ARM processors running Windows RT while the other will be geared for Intel processors and will run Windo

Positive reinforcement: An essential and often overlooked tool in IT support

In IT support calls, communication goes both ways. Here are some tips to making it as effective as possible.

ShoreTel Mobility release showcases M5 cloud capabilities

Coincidence?

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