Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Why Wooga stopped developing its HTML5 Facebook game "Pocket Island," and how the open source community could bring it back to life.
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.
New release is chock full of goodness.
Next week marks the 5th anniversary of Apple's public release of first iPhone
NASA Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter latest to find water on the Moon
Lessons learned from a cloud expert on the important of transparency, accountability, trust and other important factors of a cloud agreement.
Want to learn iOS? There's a course for that. Want to develop course material? There's an app for that.
Xen founder Simon Crosby's bid to make us all safer
Enterprise data center start-up Plexxi goes into "private" beta
Federally funded R&D faces a number of challenges making commercial impact
Out on a desert highway, it's all a matter of degree
Letting go can be hard to do
Inconvenience is not an excuse
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
In IT support calls, communication goes both ways. Here are some tips to making it as effective as possible.
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The fallout from Microsoft's announcement of its Surface tablets may have far reaching repercussions with Microsoft's hardware partners, and it may not even be worth it.
Critics consider Junpier's QFabric a dud, but could it become a game-changer?
There's potentially a lot to like in the Microsoft Surface tablet. It might very well be the business-oritented tablet I've been seeking. But this ain't no slam dunk.
The Surface platforms may be optimized, but talk about vendor lock-in
Mozilla is coming out with its iPad-optimized mobile browser Firefox Junior, but it's not the first. Here are some options that have been around.
Apple in iOS 6 has added wireless emergency alerts that will enact push notifications for government emergency announcements, much in the same way that TV viewers and radio audiences receive updates when emergency weather conditions and the like mani
Cisco is trying to turn momentum to open the field of networking into its own private initiative and keep the networking industry locked into it’s mainframe-like state.
Even the grand old game is better with tech.
Video claims FiOS is "in my neighborhood", Web site says it isn't
