Opinion

Cool space shot: Venus set to cross Sun

NASA, ESA: Venus won’t pass in front of Sun again till 2117

Add These Modules to Enhance Apache Web Server

Usage-based Internet service: Sometimes competition in name only

Big Data and NoSQL Still Hot With 10gen Raising $42m

10gen with MongoDB want to be the next billion-dollar open source company

Now Pay Attention, 007: Flame Malware Blurs the Line Between Fiction and Reality

Flame malware is the latest weapon of apparent state-sponsored cyber war.

AT&T demands we change our networks

Gibbs ponders AT&T's requirement that some of us change our subnet addressing

Did Cisco Make the Right Call With Cius?

Just because Cisco is stopping production now doesn't mean the Cius was a bad idea from the start.

Comcast announces additions to Xfinity Voice with ‘Voice2go’

Why WiDi wins and loses for your computer/TV connection

Wi-Fi Direct is finally arriving in significant numbers of laptops, but it still has a way to go before being a perfect way to get video from your computer to your TV.

Easy fixes using perl

Boston Red Sox: follow us, tweet us, friend us, pin us, digg us, circle us, etc., etc.

Boston Red Sox invite fans to join them for Social Media Appreciation night

With Steve Jobs gone, Tim Cook is putting his own stamp on Apple

It's been eight months since Steve Jobs resigned as Apple CEO and was replaced by long-time Apple veteran and operations whiz Tim Cook. Since then, Cook has implemented a number of changes that have elicited both praise and concern from Apple employe

Avaya: We’re not Cisco when it comes to tablets

Collaboration rival still investing in, developing tablet as BYOD kills the Cisco Cius

Kylo TV Web Browser Open Sourced (Remote Control Not Included)

Hillcrest Labs recently released the Kylo TV web browser under the Mozilla Public License. I took it for a test drive with my Mac and HDTV, and I'm keeping my Roku.

Demise of Cius offers lessons for Windows 8

It’s a BYOD world

What do Donna Summer, Prince, The Grateful Dead and Thomas Edison have in common?

All are now enshrined in the 10th-anniversary of the National Registry’s eclectic sounds and recordings

Ensuring that mobile applications are truly secure

Pictures of solar-powered aircraft beginning milestone flight

Solar Impulse now in Madrid

WAN Virtualization’s benefits ‘beyond the WAN’ for security, cloud computing

Next-gen Enterprise WAN architecture enables centralized complexity, lower IT OpEx

Open Source Adoption Lagging in Southeast Asia, Showing Signs of Hope

Does the culture discourage open source?

iPhone display rumors galore

Hold on to your hats folks, there are a number of interesting and credible iPhone 5 rumors circulating around the blogosphere this week that are worthy of some attention.

The Facebook IPO: Lessons for Us All

The uproar over Facebook’s botched IPO points out more problems across business, technology, and society in general than we can count. And, trust me, there’s wireless and mobile in here somewhere.

NASA to future lunar explorers: Don’t mess with our Moon stuff

NASA dusts off lunar landing guidelines as Moon prospective missions approach

Patent craziness, Google+ mobile updates highlight today’s Google news

Oracle win doesn't mean end to legal woes, however...

Cisco router rival invests in Cisco video foe

Juniper takes stake in Vidyo, maker of software-based telepresence for enterprises, clouds

Brocade struts its SDN stuff

Brocade moves ahead with its software-defined networking strategy with an innovative multi-vendor approach.

Windows Phone 8, or ‘Apollo,’ Debuts Next Month at San Francisco Conference

Microsoft will finally lay out the details on the next version of its smartphone OS, which could be a precursor to Windows 8.

Is your dirty, nasty office making you sick?

Kimberly-Clark study finds dirty office stuff isn’t confined to bathroom

Revisiting RDP, discovering ReactOS, and finding Mindjet

Revisiting RDP, discovering ReactOS, and finding Mindjet