Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
To help add its own perspective to allegations of horrid working conditions at Foxconn, Apple allowed ABC's Nightline unprecedented access to a Foxconn factory responsible for churning out iPads
After a long stretch of disappointments, shipments of Windows Phone-based devices significantly increased in Q4’11, mostly due to Nokia’s aggressive push into the space with its Lumia line of smartphones.
Still no standard from the IEEE, and no spec from the Wi-Fi Alliance, but neither is slowing the dash towards .11ac in the least. And that may, surprisingly, be a good thing.
Don't expect 'Googlighting' pilot to be picked up for a full season
Over the past few weeks, Apple has been entangled in a serious legal dispute with a Chinese company called Proview. Proview alleges that it owns the iPad trademark in China and is therefore seeking a complete ban on iPad sales in the country, and tho
Asus, Nokia, LG beat the rush to Barcelona's Mobile World Congress next week
What were they thinking when they hacked Safari?
The Darwin Awards are about to get a whole slew of nominees
In danger of being overshadowed by iPad 3 hype, new design concept puts iPhone 5 back in spotlight for now
Ruby slippers from ‘The Wizard of Oz’ land at film industry museum
Last week the Obama Administration introduced BusinessUSA, an online platform to help small businesses in their efforts to grow, hire, and export products and services. Now the U.S. Department of Commerce has kicked off a US$ 10,000 app development c
Consumer- and corporate-grade wireless is in general harmless to living organisms. But that doesn't mean that indirect damage doesn't occur. It indeed does - explaining my recent absence from these pages.
Designer laments leak without full explanation of the design principles she followed
UPDATED: Apple’s '85 birthday tribute featuring Dylan song was up, then down, then up, now down
Annual Pilgrimage to Security's Mecca
Gibbs has moved and once again, his DSL service isn't working right ...
And this time it hits a little too close to home
The Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center is ready to lower costs, and one way to do that is to get rid of costly Microsoft Office applications and adopt cloud-based or open source solutions instead.
New report casts doubt upon last year's much-doubted science shocker
Single-vendor good, multivendor bad is becoming marketing overkill
One groups says think more than 15 million iPods worth of power and storage according
Microsoft could support four operating systems at the same time.
