Opinion

Android-iPhone browser speed test called ‘flawed’

Bloggers pick apart Blaze's methodology for measuring Web browser speeds on Android and iPhone.

New York Times putting up a porous pay wall

Most observers see the effort as doomed to fail before it starts

Ga. Tech researchers predict Ohio State men’s basketball team will make it all the way through the bracket

Computer system has a good track record, picking 51 of 64 games in last year's NCAA men's basketball tourney

Security will rescue cloud computing

NASA to unleash 1 million lbs of force in “can crusher” test

NASA testing will provide data for stronger future rocket design

NASA satellite snaps rare cloud-free emerald Ireland

NASA Aqua satellite takes a shot worthy of St. Patrick’s day

iPad 2 demand still exceeds supply; Will international rollout continue as planned?

The iPad 2 may only be an evolutionary upgrade, but demand for Apple's next-gen device, even 5 days after launch, continues to outstrip supply. The iPad 2 launch last week began in impressive fashion and given that Apple is still having trouble fill

Why have I not yet implemented File Integrity Management (FIM)?

FIM is a critical element to a data loss prevention (DLP) program

HP “beat the crap” out of Cisco, others

CEO Apotheker talks tough on networking, data center competition

Winning the Enterprise

Latest Gartner Data on Open Source Usage in the Enterprise

Microsoft and Google collaborate to bring HTML5 video to IE9

Rivals collaborate to bring WebM to Internet Explorer 9

FTC wins largest civil penalty on nasty debt collector: $2.8M

The Federal Trade Commission said West Asset Management violated federal law

Red Hat Obfuscation is a Tempest in a Teapot

Voting with one’s pocketbook and one’s feet is exactly what software freedom is about.

Web users bury Yahoo for botched Nate Dogg obit photo

"yahoo fail" joins "nate dogg" as twitter trending topic

Wiring closet winners and losers

Management software vendor SolarWinds held a contest to find the cleanest, most catastrophic and most creative wiring closets.

Is the ‘database for the cloud’ ready? Drizzle GA released

What does Drizzle GA mean for MySQL?

EFF exposes porn industry’s latest copyright screw job

Electronic Frontier Foundation decries 'reverse class action' gambit

Time travel may find home in Large Hadron Collider

Vanderbilt University researchers to try out time travel theory

Moving UC Into the Cloud

UC

Is This Town Big Enough For Two Open Source WAFs?

Art of Defence's distributed open source firewall takes a different tack

Top priorities for 2011 for SMBs (and others)

Discretion when wearing a uniform

Fusion-io files IPO

Hopes to make hay on burgeoning SSD market

DataStax Wants To Make Cassandra The Best NoSQL Of Them All

Newly renamed company wants to keep Cassandra open and the best

Add-on lets IE6 apps live forever

Browsium replicates IE6 engine to run apps in IE8/9

MMS 2011 – sold out!

Microsoft's premier management conference looks to have record-breaking attendance

The Case for Enterprise IPv6

It's Not About Address Depletion. Usually.

Can Your Security Policy Handle IPv6?

The transition to IPv6 has finally become a reality. Is your security policy ready?

Cisco stock hit by Japan quake

But product availability may not be as disruptions hit mostly consumer electronics supply chain

Google to give e-wallet evolution a goose

Company said to be readying test of Near Field Communications system