Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Spectral assurance in WLAN infrastructure is going to become a key requirement in enterprise wireless LANs. Cisco got there first, and my testing of their ClearAir technology shows that it works as advertised.
PASS Summit in Seattle has over 160 Sessions to choose from
NASA will spend $7.5M to begin developing next heavy lift rocket
Vordel discounting its own appliance until Dec. 23
Ink, toner cartridges over 16 ounces prohibited in wake of bombing attempts
Overview of commercial Microsoft licensing agreements, first in a series on Microsoft Volume Licensing Agreements.
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Yahoo's e-mail "upgrade" frustrates longtime users
Despite assumptions that the iPhone would struggle to achieve a foothold in Japan, a country on the cutting edge of mobile technology, the iPhone has taken the land of the rising sun by storm.
Underwhelming
More than 100 copies stolen from Baltimore store
This video demonstrates the second of three strategies for acing the TSHOOT exam.
Fruit of Cloverleaf Communications acquisition
4G cell phone, cloud computing, VoIP forensics target of US Department of Justice call for action
Engineering Conferences are a Good Way to Work Through the Many Issues in Large Projects
PASS Summit 2010 in Seattle
Times article questions how Redmond co-opts law enforcment to do its work
As the global IPv4 free pool reduces so does the size of the IPv4 bogon list
Q4 preview upbeat on SAN and overall, but downbeat on current Ethernet products, market presence
The most-viewed stories at Network World for the week ending Nov. 5.
It's only been about two weeks since Apple unveiled its brand new lineup of svelte MacBook Airs, yet early adopters are already experiencing sporadic video abnormalities and kernel panics on both the 11.6 and 13.3-inch models. Thankfully, Apple is aw
Apple earlier this week took the curtains off of its latest iPad commercial, titled "Electric."
* More than three-quarters of the respondents in a recent survey couldn't say who they believe should be responsible for data housed in a cloud environment
