Opinion

DARPA exploring miniature, atomic sensor systems as alternative to GPS

DARPA’s Chip-Scale Combinatorial Atomic Navigator to be part of a group of sensors for navigation, positioning

Hyper-V: Hyper Adoption

Impressive evidence of Hyper-V adoption

Intellectual property worth over 27 million jobs, $5.6 trillion to US economy

Commerce Department takes first-ever measurement of intellectual property value

VMware’s Love/Hate Relationship with Open Source

Is it whatever suits them at the moment or just confused?

Cloud-based disaster recovery is dependent on a network fabric

Key considerations for maximizing the disaster recovery potential of the cloud.

Don’t Dismiss the Human Element in Your Network

Securing the network begins after the policies have been rolled out.

Expected Windows Phone 8 features justify Samsung’s decision to hold out

Just as Nokia grabs the spotlight, Samsung reportedly steps back, waiting for a major OS upgrade.

iPad Mini rumors resurface ahead of new iPad rollout

iPad Mini rumors resurfaced on Monday as Apple also announced plans to roll out its latest iPad to 12 new countries this Friday

Geekiest Boston Marathon “Scream Tunnel” signs

Women of Wellesley College in fine form near midway point of Boston Marathon

Is Apple destroying the Internet?

Google co-founder Sergey Brin claims Facebook and Apple are clear danger to Internet

For better or worse, Google is now at the epicenter of tech and the law

Three stories over the past few days cement Google's place as the new Microsoft

Tea: A Disney Original Programming Language

Is Apple’s Security Up To Open Source Standards?

Recent events call into question Apple's black box approach

WLAN Benchmarks: One Other Idea

One final (for now) idea on what might be next in wireless LAN benchmarking and performance evaluation. OK, which I’d like to see as next…

In defense of iTunes

Despite assertions to the contrary, iTunes isn't broken and certainly shouldn't be split up into separate applications.

What is access governance?

IPv6 Summit Recap

Review of 2012 North American IPv6 Summit

Discussing ‘bomb threats as a denial-of-service attack’

Threats plaguing university spark discussion about ‘security theater’

EarthLink partners to bolster its cloud services

A New Menu Item – EMC VSPEX

EMC VSPEX is further evidence that the IT infrastructure consumption model is changing.

French designer Phillippe Starck working on “revolutionary” product for Apple that will launch in 8 months

Well here's a piece of tantalizing news that you don't hear everyday, especially regarding a company as notoriously secretive as Apple.

What does the NEW architecture look like?

A high level description of the Next-generation Enterprise WAN

The Nokia Lumia 900: Pros and cons compared to the iPhone 4s

The Lumia 900 is earning raves, but I don't go with the pack.

Testing Wireless LANs: What’s Next?

My recent article on testing three-stream WLANs provoked a number of interesting discussions with colleagues and others – and a number of ideas for what might be next in this vital field.

Vaultive encrypts data-in-use for hosted Exchange environments

Is Insieme Cisco’s Nuova 2.0?

Looks like they're cooking up the next-gen Nexus switches, with storage

Google releases Q1 2012 earnings

It's earnings season, and up to bat today was none other than everyone's favorite search giant - Google. For the quarter gone by, the Mountain View based company reported revenue of $10.65 billion, a 24% increase from the same quarter a year-ago when

International Growth Helps the Open Source Joomla! CMS Hit 30 Million Downloads

With a 40 percent increase in downloads over the past year, Joomla is seeing most growth internationally and in the government space.

Former Apple patent exec joins buddies at Nest to fight Honeywell infringement suit

Weird science: Father of the iPod battling thermostat kings

Microsoft, instead of turning the lights off on XP, make it open source