Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
We pile on the uh, "Stuff X say" meme
Making sure the engineering economics works requires a little extra thought
Why oh why can't social networks make more things optional?
Identity verification question raises questions
A roundup of the latest big Google stories
It's no secret that Apple sweats every last detail when it comes to their products, an obsession which even includes a product's packaging
According to the iSuppli Mobile & Wireless Communications Service at information and analyst firm IHS, Windows Phone market share will surpass iOS in a few years, due mostly to Nokia’s support of the mobile OS.
Not quite X class, this solar flare is one worth watching NASA says
A followup to my earlier gripes about Google+
Service providers are borrowing spectrum from UK’s defense department to meet expected demand
Google and MIT released the App Inventor source code last week.
RIM should be applauded for making an effort to address its core issues. But the bold moves required to assure both customers and investors are still not there.
Justices rule 9-0 that police must acquire warrants before using GPS trackers
Take a look at what was happening back in 1987
Wireless capacity to ensure those attending can show off by calling everyone who isn't
NetForecast sheds light on how apps and browsers consume bandwidth
Seeing Google relentlessly push its social networking site on us is a scene straight out of "Fatal Attraction" and "Taxi Driver"
Think all retail will eventually move to the Web? No way – and advances in wireless for retail applications will make the storefront more popular than ever.
One needs design “experience”, “exposure”, “breadth and depth”
Almost two years since Google announced plans to build and test ultra high-speed broadband networks in trial locations throughout the US, the project seems to be hung up — on wires.
Opponents celebrate victory while looking to future battles
Qualcomm CEO receives $25,000 perk for financial planning ... and he's not alone
A Lab Rat apologizes for dropping off the face of the earth and not posting. ☺
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