Opinion

Cool eclipse video needed no ‘Star Wars’ special effects

Lucasfilm special effects guru John Knoll captures a natural 'pinhole' video in his front yard

Cisco on BYOD: Get Used to It

Security still a top concern for BYOD

The look ahead to a software-controlled world

What’s missing from the iPhone 5 rumor mill

Microsoft: Too old and too big to survive?

Solar Eclipse – May 20, 2012

Eclipse of the Sun, Light through Leaves

Waiting on the Real Apple TV

There's a reason I haven't been talking about Internet-ready TVs and its name is Apple TV, and no, it's not the box you may already have on your TV.

Configuring password complexity in Windows and Active Directory

Preparing Your Enterprise for World IPv6 Launch

Things you should be doing even if you are not participating

Video game expert weighs in on Schilling fiasco

Stephen Heaslip says 38 Studios has taken questionable risks

ALU expected to challenge Cisco, Juniper in core

Edge router rival ready for a core revival 10 years after dealing ACEIS

Kinect in my Operating Room? It’s More Likely Than You Think

The gesture-reading device gets deployed alongside scalpels and forceps in a London hospital.

Webtorials: UC for the WAN and BYOD for the WLAN

US report defines China’s considerable cybersecurity, space-based threats

Department of Defense delivers annual China threat report to Congress

The end of phone support? I don’t think so

The case for maintaining traditional IT support even in the face of social resources.

New approaches to combat ‘sources of evil’ and other security issues

The network benefits of WAN Virtualization

Multi-path WAN reliability delivers better bandwidth economics, lower OpEx while enabling newer applications.

Watch a man open a beer bottle with a chainsaw

Needless to say, do not try this at home

Steve Jobs played a “key role” in development of the iPhone 5

A number of credible outlets are now reporting that Apple's next-gen iPhone, which we'll call the iPhone 5, will feature a larger 4-inch screen. What's more, a recent report claims that Steve Jobs was heavily involved in the development of Apple's 5t

An OS for the home and cool Kickstarter projects

Gibbs ponders Microsoft's new OS for the home and reviews two cool startups on Kickstarter

CIA posts Top 10 world-wide Internet and mobile phone usage lists?

CIA says posting was in celebration of World Telecommunications & Information Society Day

Jailbreak: Dirty word disappears from Apple iTunes store

Though appears Apple is now starting to uncensor term "j*******k"

PostgreSQL Administration for MySQL Admins

DARPA seeks Holy Grail: Quantum-based data security system

DARPA program will develop macroscopic quantum communication security

Let’s see you try this with an MP3 file

See, vinyl records still do have a purpose

Heavy Lies the Crown: Apple’s Mobile Success Puts it on Thin Security Ice

Comparing Apple's current position in mobile to Microsoft's long-running security battle in PCs.

In Search of the Business Tablet

A discussion in the Tablets session at Interop last week once again brought up a favorite topic of mine – what about a tablet built for business?

Steve Hanna Of Juniper Networks And Trusted Computing Group On BYOD Standards

Distinguished engineer discusses an open standards approach to BYOD security

Judge grants Samsung more time to respond to allegations that they destroyed evidence

Last week, Apple filed a motion in the Northern District of California requesting that a "spoilation inference" instruction be given to the Jury in its legal battle with Samsung. Samsung, as you might expect, vigorously denied Apple's allegations and

Microsoft offers Signature de-bloating service for Windows 7 systems

Bring your Windows 7-based PC into a Microsoft Store and one of their techs will remove any unwanted bloatware and optimize the system, for a fee of course.