Opinion

Tablets may be offering news business a life preserver: study

Pew Research finds great engagement with news sources; revenue doubts remain

NoSQL Ready For The Enterprise

Neo Technology's mature NoSQL is Enterprise ready

Does Android Make Microsoft More Money Than Windows Mobile?

Continued patent claims have many riding the Android gravytrain

Week 1: Ubuntu Unity instead of Windows 7 and ready to scream

I am on a two-week mission to see if I can fully replace Windows 7 with Ubuntu 11.10 for work.

Cisco’s Chambers most overpaid CEO?

List has him at top after Cisco's dismal FY 2011, which saw stock drop 30%

New copper theft foil: Bust the drivers

Copper prices rise, copper thievery goes on upswing

Is Cloud-Based Security in Your Future?

Verisign Masters of Internet Infrastructure

Microsoft Applies For ‘Self-Cleaning’ Touchscreen Patent

It won't get rid of pizza smudges but it could keep you from spreading or catching germs. If it works.

Git Tutorial: Branching and Merging

NetForecast Publishes APM Best Practices Benchmarking Report

Best practices lead to 75 percent better performance results

Apple posts then removes video of ‘celebration’ of Jobs’ life

Message on site promises video with be 'available soon'

What Cisco and Toyota Have in Common

They're both reliable, ubiquitous...and have high resale value

Nudging IT forward

While we wait for cold fusion, let’s update the ECPA

Fun with naming Wi-Fi nets

Open Networking Summit 2011 Day 3 Recap: Why current generation networks just aren’t cutting it

Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Verizon, and others gave numerous, concrete examples where limitations of current gen networking technologies are causing serious business and technology challenges. The common thread: They all see Software Defined Networking

Turn single-user spreadsheets into multi-user business applications

Contact Center and UC Developments: Avaya buys Aurix, ALU to sell Genesys

A conversation with the CEO of Ixia, Atul Bhatnagar

More testing is going on in the wi-fi sector than most though.

Online search and old ballplayers

Googler's blog post makes obvious point that can't be made too often

Book Review: Alex Hills’ Wi-Fi and the Bad Boys of Radio

Another trip down wireless memory lane, this time hosted by one of the true pioneers in deploying wireless LANs. Highly recommended!

Steve Jobs criticizes Obama, Bill Gates, and loathes Android in newly released excerpts from upcoming biography

Steve Jobs doesn't pull any punches in excerpts from his upcoming biography.

Here Come the Windows Phones and Some Porting Support

Microsoft has finally started encouraging developers to make the move to its mobile phone platform just as phones are coming out.

Red Lambda Aims To Tackle Big Data Security

With Big Data All the rage, securing it takes new technology

Microsoft execs get pay raises, bonuses, and club memberships

Microsoft shareholders to vote on executive pay, again

FIB No. 5—How To Fix A WikiLeak

State Department enlists Mike Holmes to find and fix network security flaws.

WiGig: Making the (Surprising) Case for 60 GHz.

Is a battle brewing between the two upcoming gigabit+ WLAN standards, 802.11ac and .11ad? The 60 GHz. (.11ad) guys, as represented by WiGig, anyway, seem to want to avoid the fight – at least for the present. I’d like to encourage them to jump in soo

Your e-reader has gone missing. Now what?

Don't be expecting GPS to help you out

Wireless Hall of Fame dinner celebrates 2011’s inductees

Wireless Hall welcomes pioneers in cellular technology to its ranks

SuperTweet: Twitter without the OAuth hassle