Opinion

Being acquired is the best thing for a FOSS project

Daniel Cid discusses how OSSEC has blossomed since it was acquired and turned commercial two years ago.

Five things to pass along to new networkers

What are your top five words of wisdom to pass to others in the field?

IP traffic quadrupling by 2014: Cisco study

Visual Networking Index finds video ending P2P's 10-year traffic reign

NASA tweaks comet chasers

Chasing down asteroids, comets becoming more of a NASA priority

Unix How-To: awk is still a very handy tool

Chrome OS a New Operating System For a New Era of Computing

Google's Chrome OS will be delivered this fall, it is another brick in the wall of the end of the PC Era

Could a roly-poly, wind-powered rover soon zip across Mars?

Researchers look at wind-powered, “tumbling tumbleweed” rover for Mars

Why does the Open Source Community love Apple?

Apple is everywhere at open source events; Does that make sense?

New report raises alarm about threats to power grid

Officials say they’re doing more but what they’re doing isn’t clear

Telephony apps being replaced by data apps

Photo forensics: Identifying faked pictures

Seagate hybrid drive changes the economies of laptop storage

Momentus XT brings hybrid array performance to the laptop

Wolfram|Alpha and the future

Full text search for rich media content improves productivity

Steve Jobs says Flash has had its day, says Apple focuses on emerging technologies

On Tuesday evening, Steve Jobs sat down with Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg to discuss a smattering of topics that covered Apple's stance on Flash, alongside a number of other topics

iPad is a hit – Apple sells over 2 million units in less than 60 days.

You can love it or hate, but you simply can't ignore it. The iPad has shot out of the gate with impressive sales figures that have undoubtedly taken Apple executives off guard. Yesterday, Apple issued a press release announcing that they sold over 2

Android gains its first SDXC flash driver safe from Microsoft patent threats

Tuxera offers Android/Linux driver for next-generation memory flash cards that relies on Microsoft's exFAT

Transhumanists to crash at Harvard for a weekend

H+ Summit@Harvard draws futurists such as Ray Kurzweil, Stephen Wolfram

Cisco doubles its lobbying efforts

Pays $620,000 in Q1 to press feds on patents, etc.

CCNP Shopping Spree – What to Buy?

Build Lists for Your CCNP Lab

Open source could be Africa’s technological solution

The technological community in Africa is strengthening an open source alliance and recognizing the power of the community.

911 is a JOKE!

...in Dutchess County, New York

Satellite gap fuels climate, weather monitoring worry

Gaps in satellite coverage could reduce key climate and space weather information

Are you surprised Google dumped Windows? I’m not

Google's ambition extends beyond the web, to the operating system

FTC shoves identity theft rule deadline to year-end

FTC identity theft Red Flags Rule delayed yet again

Using SMP with Microsoft Hyper-V and Linux

SMP isn't always the best choice.

Getting Ready for Mobile Video

UC

The Prez Sez: Too Much Technology. Really? No Foolin’?

Well, he's at least half right - wireless and mobile are in fact being used to waste an astonishing amount of time.

Free speech online requires anti-SLAPP legislation

Federal response needed to stop meritless lawsuits intended to silence critics

Quorum: How a Witness Affects Database Availability

Database Mirroring has a Quorum