Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
They may not be priceless, but one fetched quite a price
US military system makes your skin feel hot, makes you run away
It looks like Apple has another hit on its hands as pre-orders for the new iPad are "off the charts"
An upcoming Webinar will explore how wireless is essential to the new world of retail storefronts.
Rapidly deployable satellite technology could let personnel get satellite images quickly
The NCAA March Madness Live app lets users watch basketball tournament games, hear live game radio, interact with other fans, and manage their brackets.
Report says plaintiffs have uncovered surveillance software implanted in databases
Short 1974 film features assembly of AT&T's Electronic Switching System
an IT conference that claims to be more than a tradeshow
FTC report outlines identity theft experiences, recommendations
A well-loved app is coming to Android
Snopes.com comes to the rescue once again
The Duqu torjan has researchers puzzled as it contains a programming language they've never seen before
2012 IPv6 events are coming to a town near you
Lockheed martin says its prototype S-Band Space Fence is working
QFabric data center system succeeds in matching 25% of itself
Google likes to tout the open nature of Android, but the company seems to be realizing, rather quickly, that they need to exert some control over the Android ecosystem if they truly want to provide a viable alternative to Apple's iOS ecosystem.
SOPA-inspired saga ends, as domain-name transfers to MarkMonitor complete
Apple's latest iPad is simply being called The new iPad"
Despite addition of LTE, AT&T still insists on calling HSPA+ "4G"
Slashdot poll asks readers about current usage
Shifting the mobile device management focus from the endpoint to the network.
Musician puts Tweets of sad iPad 2 buyers into song
Should a woman be interviewed for every IT job opening?
