Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
RIM might not save itself with BlackBerry 10 but at least the company can go down with dignity
Some bright spots in zombies and spam
NBC finally admits that the Internet is real, but Olympic organizers are in a different place altogether
IT will resist as long as they can, but when it comes to purchasing infrastructure for virtual computing environments and cloud computing initiatives, the do-it-yourself (DIY) model is becoming a thing of the past.
The importance of the Open Data Center Alliance's new Data Services Workgroup.
What do these statistics really mean?
Apple is cool. So is Android. Windows never will be.
Pocketed bra is creation of University of Washington students
Author helps explain why those who understand them think they're a hoot
The signal to noise ratio regarding Apple's rumored to HDTV seems to get just a tad clearer with each passing month
What is SCTP and why are we not using it?
Microsoft to invest $300 million in new joint venture with Barnes & Noble, to deliver B&N’s library of digital e-Books, magazines and newspapers to Windows 8 users.
It all depends on what numbers you look at
IBM’s Mobile Foundation includes support for iOS, Android, Blackberry and Windows mobile devices
In late February, Apple acquired an app discovery company called Chomp in an apparent effort to facilitate the means by which iTunes users search for and discover new applications. And now Android support from Chomp has been pulled
NASA Mars Science Laboratory will ultimately deliver the rover Curiosity to Mars on Aug. 5.
Where does all the fear, uncertainty and doubt in information security come from?
How integrated solutions will force resellers to adapt.
Announcement comes during both Cisco Partner Summit and Open Networking Summit
In recently filed court documents, Google argues that the version of Android used on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is a "trade secret"
Amazon's quarterly income declined year over year, but bested Wall St. expectations by a wide margin
In a recent interview, Kaspersky Lab founder and CEO Eugene Kaspersky claimed that Apple is “10 years” behind Microsoft on security, as evidenced by the recent malware attacks affecting Mac OS X.
The Sea Shadow ship was kept secret for 9 years and looked like it was meant to kill
He threw cold water on the idea of merging iOS and Mac OS while saying what a lot of us are thinking.
Handicapping where OpenFlow will flourish when, and why
British IT manager offers wrong answer to an easy question
