Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Does the PlayStation Network Prove Clouds are Insecure?
While I still believe that charging users of cellular and related systems for traffic on a per-byte basis makes no sense, the advent of such may shift the focus of Web browsing from the client to the network – an approach with real benefits regardles
Google's latest foray against Microsoft
Benefits high-performance computing, simulations, modeling and analysis
NASA moving focus to future Mars laboratory, Curiosity rover
For PCs costing $699 or more, college students can score a free Xbox 360 console
Service provider market up 9% over last year, down 14% from Q4
An update to my post of 10/21/09 regarding the code of ethics applied to this blog.
And once again the facts get the way of a good story
WiKID Systems partners with Atricore to bring secure open identity management to everyone
Apple's response to Lodsys is slow in coming, but good (sorta) for developers
NASA Orion spacecraft finds new life as future astronaut system
Homeland Open Security Technology (HOST) Program to last 5 years
Operator says 55 markets will get theoretical 42Mbps speeds this month
Application flexibility, regardless of device
Hot on the heels of reports that Apple's next-gen iPhone will sport a separate module for the camera flash comes this photo from Apple.pro (via weibus.com) purporting to show the back of a white iPhone 5 with the camera component on the left and the
Papers on $40 million acquisition signed yesterday, according to media report
Or Keep It Simple, and Get 12.4T!
I really like the idea of a handset as the second factor in a two-factor authentication scheme, but what about a second factor to gain access to the handset itself? I see this need having increasing importance, even if the lack of such isn’t the End
How much culpability does an IT company have when it sells technology to a government like China?
A simple effective way to proactively manage performance
Market overall down markedly from a year ago, Q4
From the Wouldn't It Be Great Department ...
Eight companies claim the honors of the third annual Larry Awards
