Opinion

Wikipedia meets $16M fundraising goal … the hard way

Annual appeal to donors raises needed funds and renews old questions

IP theft is illegal, unethical and costly

Trends to watch for the next decade

Kaminario releases survey results on application performance

DRAM-based storage appliance increases application performance

Looking ahead to 2011, Part 2

What's up for the cloud, regulation, VoIP and more

FCC waffles over wireless

Mobile aspects of net neutrality murky

How management technologies will fulfill cloud and virtualization promises

One vendor exec’s look ahead to 2011

Avoiding “cloud anguish”

Shopping for comm services? Observe these tips

I’ve Graduated and Now I’m Back (to Blogging More)

Aiming for a New Blog Every Monday Night

So long 2010, welcome 2011 …

2010 year end summary

Why not put Phone 7 on Microsoft tablet?

Apple and Google put smartphone OS on iPad and Galaxy Tab

IPv6 New Year Predictions

How did my predictions for 2010 turn out and what might occur in 2011?

Cisco Security Intelligence Operations Explained

Cisco SIO provides IP reputation to Cisco security products

More iPad 2 details emerge – tapered edges

With 2011 approaching, there are a lot of iPad 2 rumors floating around. A few days ago, it was reported that the iPad 2 will sport a smaller bezel, include wide range speakers, and come with a flattened back - much like the most recent iteration of

Demo program makes it a snap to pirate Windows Phone 7 apps

Apps can be downloaded and installed without payment

Most Android tablets fail at GPL compliance

Christmas crop of Android tablets shows who's naughty and nice to the GPL

Skype for iOS 4.0 now supports video calls

Works over 3G and Wi-Fi

Apple not keen on multi-million lobbying efforts

Last week the third-quarter lobbying expenditures of various companies was released to the public and while tech companies are relatively benign (read: un-involved) lobbyists, some are spending a lot more money than others. And from within that group

Sophisticated Trojan targets Android devices

Chinese-based Geinimi has botnet potential

AT&T as Wi-Fi services provider

Wi-Fi hotzones expand; retailers, schools contract for managed services

Open Source Initiative chimes in on Novell sale

OSI asks German government to investigate CPTN

A look back at Cisco Security in 2010

Cisco Security received lots of positive attention in 2010

Apple to remove OS X download page from Apple.com ahead of Mac App Store launch

Apple last week emailed developers that it would soon be shutting down the Mac OS X download page currently hosted on the Apple website in preparation for the upcoming launch of the Mac App Store.

Developers pack Windows Phone Marketplace with 5,000 WP7 apps

One in five are games, followed by tools and entertainment apps

Easily run Internet Explorer 7 or 8 on your MAC

WineBottler app lets you run windows apps on your MAC

Understanding the Open Invention Network

What OIN does, and doesn't, mean for members

Acrobat X Upgrade Rides on back of Office 2010

Users angry over lack of 64-bit version of Acrobat X and PDFMaker plugin.

Cisco TrustSec Makes Your Network Identity Aware

Cisco makes a big bet on its TrustSec technology for pervasive identity awareness

iPad 2 rumored to sport smaller bezel, flat back, and wide-range speakers

The iPad is a raging success, and while competitors are looking to keep up with what Apple released nearly a year ago, Apple is already plotting the second iteration of its immensely popular tablet. While some rumored and upcoming have already been