Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Hopes juiced up WAN optimization appliances take back share from Riverbed
Next Patch Tuesday will be moderately big, fixing holes in IE, Windows, Forefront and .Net/Silverlight
The Metro UI is going to kill off some familiar elements. Will anyone miss them?
ESA Venus Express discovery doesn’t mean there’s life on planet
Carnegie Mellon, Tokyo University of Technology honor recipients for work on programming languages, human-computer interaction
Startup Sortable, the team behind CarSort.com, aims to help people find the right vehicle for their needs, including vehicles that fit into snug parking spots.
UPDATED: And he apparently liked this particular photo a lot
Reflections on someone who truly had a life
Seems like a hefty price but the payoff could be worth it
The Wi-Fi array is a terrific solution to the requirement for high-density, capacity-oriented WLAN deployments. Xirrus’ new modular products allow customers to buy the exact capacity required, to upgrade easily and cost-effectively, and to grow the n
The video below is Apple's iconic "Think Different" ad from 1997. Though the final advertisement featured narration from Richard Dreyfus, the video below is a never-aired copy featuring narration from Steve Jobs himself.
Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs died today at 56
He made my teen years fun and bawled me out 15 years ago. How can I not miss him?
Apple announces the company’s co-founder Steve Jobs died Wednesday. He was 56.
Apple confrims Jobs' death
"Death is very likely the single best invention of Life."
Technology used in night-vision goggles aids quantum computing advance
Eucalyptus Systems, Nebula, Virtual Bridges join the Linux Foundation
MiMi listens to electronics tradeshow car whisperers
The Aakash is for the masses; aimed at starting a tablet price war
Tablets expected to become “new battleground” in this emerging market. Will $10 tablet be next?
Salesforce.com CEO sees handiwork of Oracle counterpart
There’s nothing wrong with the iPhone 4S – but what we do see here is a rare marketing blunder for the best marketing company in the world.
Yes the crisis is real; it's mostly man made; and politicians, engineers, and robots are to blame.
Divesting PC business will hurt other businesses, including networking
Dual-core CPU, dual-band wireless, better camera technology and a voice interface named Siri are highlights of the Apple iPhone 4S
Microsoft uses Hyper-V to virtualize a massive SharePoint environment and other apps in its data centers
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