Opinion

Angry Aussies cry “Pig’s arse!” on iPad 4G claims

New iPad has no LTE connectivity Down Under

Microsoft’s Challenge: Scaling Windows 8 across different screen sizes

Offering a consistent, good user experiences across large desktop monitors and small tablet screens is paramount to Windows 8’s success; in a recent post on the Building Windows 8 blog, Microsoft discusses how they plan to do it.

Getting Started with Drupal Gardens

One quick and easy way to get started with the Drupal open source content management system is with the Drupal Gardens site, which offers point-and-click assembly and WYSIWYG design.

Firewall fail: A tale both funny and sad

Call center's attempt to keep employees off the Internet had one problem

Must-Know WordPress SEO Tricks

A Next-generation Enterprise WAN architecture

Why now is an exciting time for the enterprise WAN

Facebook making the right noises on password privacy

Creepy employers take note: Facebook doesn't like you

83 year old woman walks into glass at Apple retail store, sues for $1 million

After walking into a plane of glass outside of an Apple retail store, an 83 year old woman is suing Apple for $1 million

Blade servers: Big power for small businesses

Blowing the Doors Off: Testing Three-Stream 802.11n Access Points

The report of my test of three-stream APs is now available – and the results were surprising, to say the least.

Is broadband stimulus really needed?

Push your cloud supplier to participate in CSA STAR

Broadband infrastructure: Time for real policy

AT&T happy to profit from fraud, feds allege

iPhone 5 with 4G LTE support and 3.5 inch screen set for October 2012 release

The iPhone 5 will reportedly sport a 3.5 inch screen and come with 4G LTE support

Will the iPad and Android Tablets Save Business Continuity?

Setting the stage for HTML5 to improve business continuity

#OnlyOnTwitter should be fun … #OnlyIt’sNot

New feature doesn’t live up to billing

NEC announces UNIVERGE Cloud Services UCaaS

The 2012 State of the Network report

US Dept. of Energy offers $100,000 for cool apps

DOE challenge will let developers exploit data from utilities across the US

Webspam humor from Google’s webspam guru

Matt Cutts describes his job in his Google+ profile

Use NFS to Extend and Integrate Your Filesystems

Linksys Powerline connections: Wired without wires

Understanding the BGP Table Version – Part 2: More Introduction to BGP Table Version

More on BGP Table Version – the most unknown, unexplained, unloved, and unused BGP concept/value that I rarely ever troubleshoot without

Cisco losing router sales to HP?

King sees a dip in 2011 while China-embedded rival more than doubles enterprise share

IBM: Internet security progress made but nasty exploits grow

IBM says there’s less spam, but automated password guessing and mobile exploits are on the rise

U.S. accuses AT&T of making millions off IP Relay scammers

Complaint alleges willful failure to stop abuse of system that helps hearing impaired

Angry Birds invade space

NASA and Rovio have teamed to bring the bird-pig fight to outer space

What Happened to the Windows 8 Critic?

A week ago, 'Fixing Windows 8' received wide-ranging coverage. Now it's gone. What happened to this blog?

Why Google+ can never compete with Facebook

In June of 2011, Google+ debuted to a whole lot of hype and fanfare. Eight months later, Google+ still hasn't caught on and here's why it never will