Opinion

Not Star Trek but scientists find better way to see warped space, time

Star Trek used a Transporter to bend time and space, CalTech and Cornell spy real world warping

IRS e-filing system turns 25 … and tops 70% participation

Percentage of do-it-yourselfers also on the rise

Record-breaking Microsoft patch day affects all versions of Windows

Microsoft fixes 64 holes, including patches for the Web version of Office and a rootkit fix

I don’t mean to be flip, Cisco, but…

...the Web just can't resist over-the-top wordplay when a cleverly named product or business fails

Military wants full disk encryption for iPhone, Android smartphones

DARPA seeking full disk encryption tech for Apple, Google smartphones

Chambers makes good on promise, drops Flip. Who or what is next?

Optical and WAN acceleration are also weak spots, but who would lead the charge to fix them?

Cisco $64 million poorer after second infringement trial

Found to have violated Commil patents again after trial reordered due to anti-Semitism

Multitasking gets harder the older you get, study finds

University of California -- San Francisco research finds older brains not as nimble when switching between tasks

Verizon feeding the on-demand video hunger

QR codes come to the ‘hood

Scanning and location technologies turn cell phone into a universal portal

If Cisco Would Give Us Anything for Learning/Testing…

Getting Specific as to What We Really Really Want

Update on the Question of Cisco-Approved IOS for Self-Study

The Equivalent of Dynamips, for All Cisco OSs, Please

Cisco Introduces Cisco Learning Labs

Another way to get Hands-on Skills for Cisco Cert Exams

Springtime in Munich

European Identity Conference on tap for May 10-13

The Patent That Refuses To Die

Trend Micro continues to try and resurrect a dead and invalid patent

Unibrows preserves IE6 investment when upgrading

Win a 5-day Microsoft Licensing Tricks class

Learn the negotiation tricks that Microsoft doesn't want you to know

Microsoft says Google made ‘misleading security claims to the government’

Google sued the U.S. government for buying Microsoft instead of Google based on claims

Google sparks solar energy by investing $168M for huge power tower

Google helps build 450ft tall tower using 173,000 mirrors to produce energy

Cisco announces 100G Ethernet at AT&T, Comcast

Also adds packet transport blade to CRS-3 based on MPLS; answers Juniper's Verizon 100G deployment and PTX system

FuseSource Continues Strategy Of Support For Apache Projects

Camel IDE is latest product from company to support Apache projects

ICND1 – Video Training #2

Layer 1 - The Physical Layer

Amplidata enters the object storage space

Storage for achive, media and storage clouds

Thinking About 911 in a Converged World

UC

rPath boosts cloud automation strategy

Integrates with OpenStack and VMware vCloud Director to bring together self-service capabilities, automation and elasticity

Authorized biography of Apple’s Steve Jobs due in 2012

Book to carry title: 'iSteve: The Book of Jobs'

Electronic messaging inherently insecure

4/1/2011 – Great for Geeks

Securing the System: The Forest or the Trees?

Security often fails due to weaknesses in processes that have nothing to do with Technology. The Epsilon database highlights our need to look at security as as system.

Is it Google’s turn now?

FTC reportedly considering broad antitrust investigation