Opinion

ZK Research Network Predictions for 2012

2011 was a turbulent year in network. The disruption we lead by major megatrends such as consumerizaton, mobility, virtualization and cloud computing. I’m predicting that 2012 will be a year in which the industry sees Cisco stay aggressive, the sta

Tower, tower, come in tower

Trashing the boss online still a bad idea, but …

Goodbye 2011 … What a year!

Cisco continues to restructure internally

Five for fighting in Engineering, Strategic Technology

ShoreTel UC developments empower enterprises

Announcements in areas of virtualization, VoIP, Wi-Fi

FCC doles out $100K to open source community apps challenge winners

Open Source apps make local information more available to citizens who need it

Korea Cleans Up Its Malware Act

After being one of the worst offenders for malware, the south gets serious about malware. The north is still hoping for electricity.

iText: Generate PDFs in Java

What percentage of you would have guessed these four?

Gaining insight into the public mind through Google

Josh Topolsky takes on iPhone “class warfare”

Josh Topolsky, a talented writer I enjoy reading who now heads up operations at The Verge, penned a forum post on Thursday lambasting what he felt was a pompous viewpoint in MG Siegler’s review of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.

Microsoft Introduces Social Search Project

For once, Microsoft isn't going into a crowded field, it's trying to help you find your way around it.

Looking to decorate your desktop for the holidays?

See if anything in this slideshow will do the trick

Remote management of applications frees your people from mundane tasks

Even Ga Tech College of Computing has a gift guide

Puzzles, robots, mobile apps, network management and more from the creative minds of Ga Tech

Merry Christmas from outer space

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope presents otherworldly holiday greeting

The Swiss Cheese Perimeter Defense

Verisign Masters of Internet Infrastructure

Why Eric Schmidt’s prediction about Android vs. iOS development is dead wrong

Google Chariman Eric Schmidt recently addressed an Android user lamenting the fact that that mobile apps are often released on Apple’s iOS platform well before they finally reach Android. Schmidt cooly and curiously explained that this dynamic will c

Apple announces Mac App Store reaches 100 million download milestone

After the unbridled success of the iTunes App Store proved that people are more than willing to download apps online, Apple thought "Why not do the same thing for the Mac?"

Gmail Backup, a recipe for happiness

Australian Court overturns Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 injunction

Australian Court overturns Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 injunction

Cisco study finds kids just don’t get it

Next gen workforce openly flouts IT security policies to get their Internet fix

Is Chrome The Most Secure Browser Or Is Google Gaming The System?

A new study on browser security has raised a storm of contoversy

Broadcom: Making the Case for 802.11ac

Many (OK, most) assume that 802.11ac is the anointed successor to 802.11n. A recent conversation with Broadcom finds a convincing case here – with a couple of caveats.

Nmap Network Probing Cheatsheet

‘LAN-party house’ guy spills important cost details

Google software engineer: It's 'within reach'

Google’s Impressive Year of Philanthropy

In 2011, Google gave out more than US$ 115 million in funding to non-profit groups. Today the company announced funding for several projects, including support for efforts that fight slavery and human trafficking.

Microsoft’s $99 hour PC support service

Answer Desk to provide desktop support

NTSB: Drive Now, Talk Later

The National Transportation Safety Board is recommending a total ban on not just texting, but also talking while driving. Bravo - it’s about time.

Microsoft, IBM deploy mobile apps for UC

Microsoft Lync 2010 bring UC to mobile devices; IBM app brings social networking, collaboration to businesses