Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
As is always the case with wireless LANs, the residential market gets the new technologies first. Here’s a quick look at Netgear’s 802.11ac announcement.
NASA WISE satellite spots asteroids big enough to survive passing through Earth's atmosphere and cause damage
FBI spam, identity theft, fee fraud and non-delivery of merchandise round out top 5 most complained about online issues
According to an account in The Electrical World
Aircraft/ laser pointer incidents continue to rise significantly
Yep. Mobile apps are pretty popular
So far the Nexus series has been a bit of a flop
Salon story chronicles the evolution of 'Internet Doomsday' scare
Unfortunately, Chrome for Android is still in beta...
MIT, California Institute of Technology, University of Technology in Munich researchers join forces on network coding work
Commonly heard fallacies and half truths we've all encountered in networking.
If you're looking for a screenwriter that can deliver a compelling story coupled with dialogue that's nothing short of sharp, engaging, and memorable, then look no further than Aaron Sorkin. The man behind acclaimed features such as A Few Good Men, T
Company dysfunction not the culprit this time either; clouds bringing brighter days?
They face more harm from Microsoft’s ARM OS than complainers Mozilla and Intel
DARPA awards $1.7 million to SRI International for translation package, algorithms
Open source communities sometimes behave in a similar fashion
Company will discuss SDN architecture in more detail at CiscoLive
Something is missing from the usual chronology of preceding events
Fear not, T-Mobile users, Samsung has not foresaken thee
Hughes Network Systems Bonds DSL Lines as a Managed Service
A startup that has a method for killing BitTorrent swarms gets a cash infusion from Redmond.
Use of SMS has dropped or leveled off around the world as people expand use of 'free' Internet-based services such as Facebook, Apple's iMessage
In the last two weeks, Yahoo has been at the center of an ongoing controversy following reports that CEO Scott Thompson lied about having received a degree in Computer Science. And now, Thompson is out as CEO.
Interop giveaway puts IPv6 into fast lane
Company acknowledges screw-up, claims impact was minimal
Getting TV shows off the Internet is easy, finding the ones you want, that's hard.
While an iPhone 5 with a larger 4-inch screen is a distinct possibility, a new report claims that it is in no way a sure thing given that Apple still hasn't finalized the design for its next-gen iPhone.
Terms of Service may go a bit too far in giving content to search giant
