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Intel demonstrates first open source MeeGo tablet at CES

MeeGo is off to a quiet start, but hope runs high that it could be a real Andoid challenger by year end.

Hoping for WAN Acceleration at CES on mobile phones is heartbreaking

Will it be Cisco or Riverbed who wins this battle?

US revamps science, technology standard-setting efforts

NIST to bolster cloud computing, green building, emergency communications development.

Salesforce.Com & DimDim: Shame on You!

SaaS leader shows once again that it is no friend of open source

Most popular stories this week: Jan. 7

The most-viewed stories at Network World for the week ending Jan. 7.

Apple, Linux welcomes you to 1998!

Apple's App Store is old hat for Linux

Windows Phone 7 at CES: Hellooooo? Anyone there?

A rehash, vagueries, and a commitment to setting low expecations

Verizon and AT&T disappoint with no new 4G Data News at CES

Capped data plan still limiting customers

Polar shift shuts down airport runway in Tampa

Updated: And if you find that connection puzzling, welcome to the club

Another look at Forrester’s security recommendations

Indoors: Wi-Fi or cellular?

Enterprise in-building mobile voice strategies elusive

Cisco, Skype unveil new video services

CES 2011: Verizon unveils 10 mobile devices with LTE built-in

Smartphones, tablets, hotspots, and more due by mid-2011

Cisco’s Internet TV entry heats up market

Netflix seen as a casualty of the heightened competition

A lot to like about Cisco’s new Internet TV

Cisco's new Videoscape platform announced at CES is far from perfect, but is moving in the right direction.

Massive ice-bound telescope set to capture elusive space particles

IceCube project should shed light on neutrinos, mysterious dark matter, cosmic rays

Ballmer settles Windows 7 v. Phone 7 question

Tablets will run Windows 7, but Microsoft CEO still vague on Phone 7 sales

The problem with Windows 7 tablets: they still run Windows

Despite cool hardware shown at CES, Microsoft struggling to adapt Windows to tablet age

Yea Closed Source, Boo Open Source

Are there valid reasons to keep software closed source?

The Impact of IPv4-Address Exhaustion on the Security of the IPv4-Only Internet

When there will be no more IPv4 /8 blocks in the IANA pool, then the IPv4 dark net will be reduced to a meager 10./8. This article explains the impact on bogon filters and sinkholes.

Mac App Store now available as part of OS X 10.6.6

Earlier today, Apple announced the long awaited arrival of the Mac App Store. The new app store already has over 1,000 free and paid apps and is available as part of Mac OS X 10.6.6 which was also released today and is available via the Software Upda

Because pop-ups are so popular online?

Yahoo taking a run at interactive television

iPod frustration and Dropbox ecstasy

iPod frustration and Dropbox ecstasy

Mac App Store to launch tomorrow at Noon EST

The Mac App Store will reportedly launch tomorrow at Noon Eastern Standard Time

Standing Cloud: A Web Host For A Cloudy World

Standing Cloud offers instant on hosting for over 70 open source apps and counting

Cisco, Juniper reaping rewards from LightSquared buildout

LTE operator expected to install core, aggregation, backhaul routers

Skype Outage Underscores Challenges of Consumer Technologies

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Military set to develop smart, robotic cameras

DARPA has contracted with 15 teams to begin building programs that will let machines or robots have visual intelligence similar to humans.

Music industry loses promo CD resale ruling

UMG learns that giving something away means you’ve given it away