Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Will Windows on ARM block custom business apps?
Yale, Dartmouth studies examine health impact of cellphone use
Microsoft's early patch information distribution system appears to have been hacked, giving attackers a jumpstart at building a worm.
New Army, Navy labs eye future technologies
On the day of the new iPad's launch, AT&T doesn't have it up on display
Everyone has their priorities in life
After well-publicized problems, new geospatial system to digitize National Cemetery operations
Five reasons the NDS acquisition was a smart move for Cisco.
It's not too often Microsoft tells customers to hurry up and install a patch, which means this must be a bad exploit.
Software, services, know-how and installed base will help further video ambitions
Jeremy Garcia launched LinuxQuestions.org more than a decade ago, and now he has plans for a network of sites housing millions of questions answered by thousands of open source enthusiasts.
Tennessee man fabricated, forged federal official names on faux military documents
Google staying the course in going social
CIA Director David Petraeus: Four engineers get in a car….
Microsoft has yet to say if Internet Explorer is the only browser allowed for Windows on ARM
As they say on Mythbusters, please do not try this at home
Question: Are they even trying?
Microsoft Research recently demoed touchscreen technology with 1ms latency
Now that IT doesn't control all the devices on the network, it's time for a broader approach to MDM.
Mobile apps... of the future!
Scathing resignation letters are all the rage these days
A milestone today: Encyclopedia Britannica will no longer be published in print. It’s time to finally admit that print is dead, and, even with a few notable risks remaining, that universally-available network-based information is now all that matters
From the Make of It What You Will Department
Yet another end-of-an-era story about the printed word
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