Opinion

Cisco Acquires NDS, Beefs up its Video Portfolio

Five reasons the NDS acquisition was a smart move for Cisco.

Don’t Wait on This Patch, Microsoft says

It's not too often Microsoft tells customers to hurry up and install a patch, which means this must be a bad exploit.

Cisco’s NDS purchase more than TV

Software, services, know-how and installed base will help further video ambitions

Q&A with the Founder of LinuxQuestions.org

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.

How to attract the military’s rapt attention: Sell fake service-related documentation on the Internet

Tennessee man fabricated, forged federal official names on faux military documents

Google’s latest attempt to bolster Google+: Hire the founder of Digg

Google staying the course in going social

CIA director tells a funny computer engineering joke

CIA Director David Petraeus: Four engineers get in a car….

Windows 8 tablets may reject Firefox, Chrome, Safari

Microsoft has yet to say if Internet Explorer is the only browser allowed for Windows on ARM

To Stay Informed, Let Your Computer Email You

Developer cooks up 30-day ‘Butter Egg Challenge’

As they say on Mythbusters, please do not try this at home

Found in my inbox

Question: Are they even trying?

Microsoft Research showcases touchscreen technology with 1ms latency

Microsoft Research recently demoed touchscreen technology with 1ms latency

Experience Management is Key to Being a ‘BYOD’ Hero

Now that IT doesn't control all the devices on the network, it's time for a broader approach to MDM.

Motorola’s NVG510 DSL modem… not very good

Motorola’s NVG510 DSL modem … not very good

Live blogging Xconomy’s “Next-gen consumer apps” panel

Mobile apps... of the future!

“Help! My formerly-cool company has been ruined by greedheads!”

Scathing resignation letters are all the rage these days

The Day Print Died

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

Apple’s stock has jumped 50% since Steve Jobs died

From the Make of It What You Will Department

Encyclopaedia Britannica will no longer weigh 129 pounds

Yet another end-of-an-era story about the printed word

FTC goes after deceptive online car loan payoff promises

FTC said deals that promised to pay off car trade-ins, no matter owed what are false

It’s just a phone, let it go

And if that's too difficult, don’t make matters even worse

How to manage UC complexity

Cisco Rolls out its Next Generation Fabric Computing

Analyzing the release of Cisco's latest generation of its fabric computing platform.

Looking for stolen iPad, Police find 750 pounds of Meth

Palo Alto Police, while searching for a stolen iPad, accidentally stumbled onto something much bigger - 750 pounds of Meth

Mobile Device Management Spotlight: MobileIron

MobileIron CEO talks about MDM trends and MobileIron's solution to managing iPhones, iPads and Android devices

NASA, General Motors team to build robotic glove for human hands

Robo-Glove uses sensors, actuators and tendons comparable to the nerves, muscles and tendons in a human hand

Microsoft wants to alter your perception with ultra-fast touch response

Microsoft Research’s Applied Science Group has unveiled a high-speed touch recognition test device that reduces input latency to only 1ms, which the company claims makes on-screen virtual objects feel real.

Reviewing Android’s new Ice Cream Sandwich enterprise features

EAS v14.1, out-of-the-box support for pure IPSec VPNs and KeyChain

Apps For Security: Open Source Meets Crowd-sourcing

Developers and designers work together to develop security apps