Opinion

Is There a Problem with iPad Wi-Fi?

A quick perusal of the Web indicates that there may be issues with the range, throughput, and connection reliability of the iPad's Wi-Fi link. My own experience, however, removes all doubt.

Apple touts huge iTunes announcement for tomorrow

If you head on over to Apple's homepage, you'll see a teaser ad for an "unforgettable" iTunes announcement scheduled for tomorrow morning. I don't want to jump to conclusions here, but the fact that Apple decided that this forthcoming announcement i

TSHOOT Bull’s Eye Strategy #3

This video presets the third of three TSHOOT exam strategies.

SCADA security and terrorism: The X-Force Report

IPv6 and the feds: Leadership or folly?

Storage acquisitions abound, funding frees up

IBM acquires Bus-Tech, Quest snaps up Bakbone Software

Cisco Apps for the iPhone and iPad

Lots of cool apps for your iPhone and iPad

Giving Cisco Telepresence its Own QoS Queue is Some Expensive Real Estate

It's Amazing What You Find in SRNDs

It’s official: China wrests supercomputing title from United States

Chinese system hits 2.5 petaflops, honored by Top 500 list

Microsoft breaks petaflop barrier, loses Top 500 spot to Linux

Microsoft misses top five, aims for "bottom 500,000"

Do resellers and partners trust their vendors/manufactures less and less?

Many wonder if the channels will be eliminated down the road.

Ex-Apple ‘grip of death’ exec lands at Cisco

Mark Papermaster now VP of Cisco's Silicon Switching Technology Group

A handy QoS configuration tool

A software application that saves time in QoS configuration and monitoring

Microsoft gets another competitor in SoftBank

Japanese telecom company seeks to sell collaboration tools to its customers

iOS 4.2 update pushed back until November 24th – Report

Earlier this week, rumor had it that Apple was going to release iOS 4.2 this Friday, along with updates to OS X and iTunes. And though Apple did in fact release an OS X update a few days ago, iPhone, iPod, and iPad users hoping to upgrade to iOS 4.2

Will Cisco Telepresence be part of “Black Friday Sales”?

Will stores need to put the Umi on Black Friday to move the product?

Most popular stories this week: Nov. 12

The most-viewed stories at Network World for the week ending Nov. 12.

Signs Of The Apocalypse: Oracle and Apple to Collaborate on Open Source Java for Mac

Don't be fooled by serpents bearing fruit

DARPA taps Carnegie Mellon to build “flying car” brains

DARPA awards $988,000 contract to develop the autonomous flight system for its flying car concept

Best Networking Tweaks for Windows Server, Vista and XP

IPv6 tunneling, TCP, gigabit adapters and more will all work better with these simple adjustments

Internet2 racing ahead with 100G Ethernet network

Juniper T1600 routers rolling in to Internet2, to be showcased at Supercomputing 10 event

Palin e-mail snoop sentenced to a year in custody

David Kernell faces the music for 2008 intrusion into candidate's account

Satellite moved to die a quicker death, reduce space junk

Satellite burns fuel, repositioned to burn up quicker

Book reveals truths about the cloud

If you think of cloud computing as just the latest in a string of buzzwords, then you need to read "The Definitive Guide to Identity Management"

Mobile openness continuum has tradeoffs, says Sprint CEO

* Hesse describes Sprint today as 'somewhat open'

Best practices for SIEM deployments

Closing in on the cloud

* Newly released report provides a comprehensive overview and examination of the current landscape in cloud networking

What you should include in an agreement with a cloud provider

What’s at the core of Cisco’s plight?

Is it the global economy? Tech spending? Or is Cisco distracted by too many adjacent markets?

Microsoft fixes critical DLL hole in Office but not XP SP3

Patch Tuesday included Microsoft's first (and only) DLL hijacking patch