Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
CCIE blasts download policies, practices in trying to rid router of bugs
DARPA wants system that lets multiple small satellites to communicate, act as one
Supreme Court may be about to limit what government can do to invade your privacy
Despite the praise and developer interesting, Windows Phone is still getting creamed by Android and Apple.
Windows Phone 7 is losing ground, new market share research shows.
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IBM survey says cloud applications will outpace virtualization as the top cloud development in the next 24 months
Google, Facebook and Twitter warn Protect IP Act, SOPA will stifle innovation
Apple's iPhone continues to be the most popular smartphone on the market according to data recently released by the NPD Group. Specifically, the iPhone 4 during the Q3 of 2011 was the most popular individual device followed by the iPhone 3GS, the HTC
Nook maker says Microsoft's "trivial" and "invalid" patents stifle open source innovation
NetForecast suggests methodology improvements
Gigabit Ethernet is still the most-used system interconnect technology amongst supercomputers
Microsoft breaks vow to never license by core and will now charge for server cores much like they were processors. Here's the details.
Outlook 2010 64-bit is not a supported version for Windows Phone 7 and trying to sync between them could wipe out your data.
If you've ever thought "this looks shopped" Microsoft has a fix for you.
According to no less of an authority than our IT department
It’s time to look at demand for Internet bandwidth
Public, Private or Hybrid, OpenStack wants to be your cloud platform of choice
Apple on Thursday released iOS 5.0.1, an update that aims to cure poor battery life on the iPhone 4S
Bank of America now has an official Google+ Page
What better way to consolidate your Windows servers than put them on some big iron?
After a solid Q1 and a successful turnaround, more competition on the way
UPDATED: The Internet abhors a vaccuum
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