Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Building an autonomous vehicle, or even the software for autonomous cars, is too much of a stretch for Apple
Apple’s move to require Bluetooth headphones on the iPhone 7 could put devices at risk if users aren’t careful
Using small cells and DAS together improves cell coverage within a building and overcomes the limitations of using either alone
Debian Stable 8.5 is reminiscent of Ubuntu’s early days. It’s stable and fast, but just a wee bit stale.
Random number generators using quantum systems will create truly impossible-to-crack encryption—and it’s coming to smartphones sooner than anyone thought
Which smartphone gaffe is worse: no headphone jack or spontaneous explosions? No, seriously, which is worse?
You can put whatever legalese you please in your email footer but it won't do you any good. And your endless surveys? Stop already!
User credentials alone are no longer trustworthy. NuData builds profiles by looking at traits such as typing speed
The U.S. infrastructure is outdated and vulnerable to cyberattacks. If government reaction doesn’t improve the country electrical could be crippled.
Dell and EMC finalize one of the largest tech mergers in history
Research shows the majority of freelancers love their work
Infections on two WordPress sites taught this blogger a few things about WordPress security
More than a year after its introduction, Edge remains underwhelming and a very much a work in progress.
A year ago I wrote about Verizon's awful email service and apparently it's not got any better
AWS, Microsoft and Google are building data centers in Europe to address privacy concerns in a post-Snowden world. Cloud infrastructure revenue is rising, but how much better could be for U.S. vendors?
Fixed-wing drones, such as the one from Parrot, provide a more alluring video stream and better flight-time stamina
Camera industry icon Hasselblad used the Moto Mods open source design to create the first smartphone camera that has optical zoom
Hypothetical magic buttons made people buy more and leads to the assumption that ‘now’ buttons could be bigger than we thought
Understanding the terms is critical given the complexity of compliance, and will help you when analyzing the best technology solutions to manage compliance as a whole
Blaming airline IT outages on equipment failure or the ghost in the machine misses the point
Ever dismiss a security alert because you’re busy doing something? You’re not alone.
Web applications are subject to click fraud, comment spam, content scraping, and more. Bot detection and mitigation can close these vulnerabilities.
In a few years, we will see enterprise-grade Bluetooth infrastructure solutions along the lines of today’s Wi-Fi WLANs
16% of 3-year-olds are on the Internet, study finds
Node.js takes asynchronicity to the extreme on the server, making it the perfect choice for I/O-heavy and highly concurrent applications
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