Opinion

Imagine if your neighbor built a fake Apple store

In China this is not a fanciful idea

IPv6 Deployment Misperception: The network team owns the deployment

Top 5 Misperceptions about Enterprise IPv6 Deployment - #2

Alcatel-Lucent launches new video solution

When will we ever learn?

Grazing, could be the best browser so far

DotNetNuke Ups The Ante With Major New Release

DNN 6.0 keeps DNN a player in open source CMS

Cisco rival Juniper lands Microsoft’s Muglia

Former Windows Server chief to guide Juniper’s software strategy

System Center Operations Manager 2012 Beta is Now Available

Operations Manager joins the group of System Center v.Next products in beta

Why I was banned on Google+ (and how I redeemed myself)

A tale of Google's creepy privacy behavior and how the search giant may be blowing it on its best social networking success to date.

Healthcare IT gets its own cert

CompTIA launches new professional credential: Healthcare IT Technician

Confusing array of security job titles complicates Pentagon cyber warrior strategy

You say Network Attack Planner, I say Network Defender, let’s call the whole thing off

The hard-line anti-anonymity approach for Google+ shows Google still doesn’t get social

Google's approach to pseudonymity leaves much to be desired

Microsoft and SUSE Linux Renew Their Vows

One year ahead of the end of the contract, Microsoft renews a deal for another five years and big bucks.

Astronomers spot huge space reservoir holding 140 trillion times water in Earth’s oceans

Gigantic water system surrounds giant black hole 12 billion light years away

Apple to open up mammoth 23,000 square foot retail store in Grand Central Terminal

Apple retail guru Ron Johnson may be on the way out, but Apple's retail efforts are as aggressive as they've ever been.

Apple’s OS X Lion downloaded over 1 million times in 24 hours; Most successful OS launch in Apple history

Apple recently issued a press release touting that OS X Lion is the company's most successful OS launch in its history

Doxygen Magically Turns Source Code into Documentation

Want Real Wi-Fi Security? Aruba’s Got It

If you’re looking for the same security the government uses for a good deal of classified traffic, Aruba’s new Advanced Cryptography Module (ACM) extensions to their Mobile Virtual Enterprise (MOVE) architecture may be just the ticket.

Sexting: Pervasive cameras + Internet = Autoporn

EMC rolls out new Symm

Smaller model, easier to operate

The impact of virtualization on application delivery

The Garden and the Horse Race

Strategic Open Source Implementation

Cisco exec: “Demand for Cius is higher than we expected.”

Even though the 3G version of the Cius has not yet arrived, Cisco claims a hit with its new Android tablet.

Note to Microsoft: Nokia Doesn’t Have Two Years

It will take two years for Nokia to transition to Windows Phone. The question has become will it still be in business by then?

Is Apple Stealing Windows Sales? Yes, but it’s no big Deal

It would seem that the iPad, not the iMac, is taking sales from Windows devices, but it's not like Ballmer's going to lose any hair over it.

Dumbest thing I’ve done in some time

And don’t all rush to say 'not very much time'

Cisco sought to paint whistleblower as ‘sinister’

New details emerge of the Peter Alfred-Adekeye debacle

Avaya announces UC upgrades, sponsors ‘for dummies’ resource

Swartz, guilty as charged?

Who’s Got 4G? You’ve Got 4G. Or So Many Assume…

Confusion over exactly what 4G might be is leading many to think that they already have it, when, in fact, they don’t. Apart from the fact that such may put a damper on the adoption of 4G (again, whatever that is), such is illustrative of the level o