Opinion

In Search of the Value of Session Management

How session management enables BYOD, simpler dial plans, and more.

Don’t lock your hardware in a hot, stuffy closet

Horror stories about hardware from IT support.

Once You Go IPv6 You Won’t Go Back

Today is IPv6 Day, are you ready?

TiVo countersues Cisco over DVR patents

Response to last week's Cisco suit seeking to void TiVo patents

Airtime debut: First time using Sean & Shawn’s new video chat service

Skype, Facebook chat alternative works, though video was slooow

Votela, Brother update cloud-based UC services

Is Google taking a run at Windows 8?

Purchase of Quickoffice adds to Google's mobile arsenal.

So Many Release Candidates, Not Enough Time

Three major Microsoft products are at the RC stage. Can we test them all in time?

Who knew Linus Torvalds had an LOLcats side?

And who knew it would prove so popular among techies?

Why can’t Microsoft innovate with Windows 8 as it is with Xbox 360?

Microsoft's innovative display of Xbox SmartGlass and Internet Explorer for Xbox at E3 contradicts its recent Windows 8 follies.

iPhone 5 to sport new Broadcom wireless chip with much improved battery efficiency

Most of the speculation surrounding the iPhone 5, assuming that's what Apple is going to call its next-gen iPhone, has centered on how big the display will be and otherwise more marketable features such as 4G LTE support. But over the past few days,

HP’s policy on politics: ‘Do as we say, not as Meg does’

Company's code of conduct no match for high-profile politicking of CEO

Tune mod_jk to Boost HTTP/Java Server Performance

This Windows 8 tablet might actually be a PC

First Windows RT device makes the case that ARM processors could power PCs

Who Can You Trust in the Age of Flame, Duqu, and Stuxnet?

How Stuxnet and Flame Are Changing the Security Game

Qualcomm shows that keeping your smartphone cool is like buttah

Video demonstrates just how cool its Snapdragm S4 processor1 is vs. unnamed competition

ASUS apologizes over sexist butt tweet

Taiwanese company takes social media beating in wake of sexist Tweet

Artist builds, flies helicopter made from his dead cat

DirecTV chairman not worried about an Apple HDTV

DirecTV chairman Michael White isn't concerned about Apple releasing an HDTV and disrupting the status quo

The Legacy of Howard Schmidt: Take Care of the Basics and Information Security Will Take Care of Itself

Looking ahead at federal cybersecurity and what Howard Schmidt will leave in his wake.

Dictate the mobile device or let the user decide?

Online propaganda and the National Defense Authorization Act

Please don’t dismiss this frivolous lawsuit

Steve Jobs memo from Atari days expected to fetch upwards of $15,000 at auction

Last week, Sotheby's announced that it was auctioning off an interesting number of documents that don't originate from the annals of Apple lore, but from Steve Jobs pre-Apple when he worked at Atari.

Moving files between Unix and Windows systems

Like Cisco, ALU finds reluctance to embrace cloud

While not a root canal, ALU study cites performance as cloud adoption's biggest inhibitor among enterprises

Cisco: Networked devices will outnumber people 3 to 1 in 2016

Top-level findings from company's annual 'Visual Networking Index'

An evolutionary WAN path to cloud computing with WAN Virtualization

NEW architecture, colocation enable at-your-own-pace migration to leveraging public or hybrid cloud services

Ensuring that mobile applications are truly secure, part 2

Jailbreaking: Don’t blame the player, blame the game

Jailbroken devices being banned in BYOD policies are wrong