Opinion

Broadband: How will faster wireless affect wireline?

The government really is here to help

A mellower Steve Ballmer starts 12th year as CEO

Microsoft chief now runs a different company than it was in 2000

Trend Micro Has A Bad Case Of Open Source Foot In The Mouth

Saying open source is less secure results in deserved backlash against security vendor

Investment firm dumps Cisco stock over human rights issues

Boston Common Asset Management sells 167K shares after Cisco shuns requests for further transparency on Chinese operations

Red Hat entices customers to stay on older RHEL 5.x

Better virtualization security and support for Ext4 file system have been added

Fruit fly looks to be one good bug for computer networks

CMU, Israeli researchers create algorithm that could boost wireless and other distributed networks

Hydrogen-powered unmanned aircraft takes first flight

AeroVironment testing hydrogen powered unmanned aircraft

Is this a BlackBerry “Dakota” I see before me?

Photos and spec of a beefed-up Bold appear online

Palin e-mail snoop imprisoned, despite judge’s recommendation

David Kernell begins sentence in Kentucky prison

Will Apple remove the home button from the next-gen iPad and iPhone?

Steve Jobs is notoriously frugal when it comes to buttons so the latest rumor emanating out of Cupertino might not come as a huge surprise. Apple is reportedly planning to do away with the home button on the next-gen iPad and iPhone and replace its f

Mobile device management in an age of paranoia

Apple is Professional Linux

Growing up with Linux; Using Mac in the Real World

Most businesses confident they properly secure their credit card data

Cisco surveyed over 500 businesses about their PCI experiences. Some surprises for sure

Bob Muglia aside, the brain drain at Microsoft is a good thing

Microsoft's replacements in other key positions are moving the company in a better direction.

Cisco defrauder sentenced to 4 years

Daly collected classic cars with ill-gotten replacement parts gains

Microsoft needs to get in front of WP7 glitch, pronto

Limited comment on "phantom data" reports can hurt image of nascent platform

Federal watchdogs outline 6 critical electricty grid cybersecurity challenges

Features, regulation, compliance issues dog smart grid cybersecurity

4G Announcements Dominate CES

Converged

So You Want to Get Started in Cisco Certs – Now What?

Choosing the Best Path Towards CCNA

Qualcomm on the Move: Keep Your Eyes on These Guys

Is Qualcomm now the most important company in wireless?

CDMA iPhone for Verizon is official

After months of speculation, the wait is finally over. Verizon Wireless executive Lowell McAdam announced yesterday that the iPhone 4 will hit Verizon on February 10, though pre-orders for the long sought after device will begin on February 3rd.

Can Open Source Companies Win In A MadMax Market?

Matt Aslett says only Red Hat can survive in a post-apocalyptic commoditzed wasteland

2011’s 25 Geekiest 25th Anniversaries

Our 5th annual stroll down the techie side of Memory Lane

Sign of the digital times: Sony shutting plant that used to make 18M CDs a month

Sony shuttering 50 year-old media plant in Pitman, NJ

The Apple iPhone is more about the experience than the technology

Understanding the root of Apple's design is how you win.

Midsized companies behind large enterprises in aligning IT to the business

Aberdeen report explores the differences in strategies, capabilities and technologies in use at different sized organizations

Handbook of technology management

Another winner from Dr. Bidgoli

IBM’s networking lineage

Alacritech debuts accelerated NAS

Calls on company's experience with NAS, TCP acceleration, SCSI