Opinion

6 things iPhone 6 does that Galaxy Note 4 can’t

The Apple iPhone 6 and Galaxy Note 4 are two of the hottest smartphones available, but they each have their own individual strengths and weaknesses. Here are six ways the iPhone 6 outperforms the Galaxy Note 4.

Unify Launches Circuit, a new communications and collaboration platform

'Single pane of glass' solution leverages WebRTC.

Google’s Inbox: Just more “Nannyfication” of productivity

Google's Inbox just tries too hard to do my email Google's way. Give me "manly" software ...

Microsoft Releases NEW Office for the Mac (Oct/2014)

How Voxis makes stolen credit cards more valuable

With a bountiful harvest of credit card data, cybercriminals built Voxis to increase the speed and efficiency of automated credit card fraud

Patent issued for filming a yoga class

HP exec: Unlike Amazon, we don’t have to hire enterprise sales experts

Amazon is a cloud leader, but HP says it’s got one big advantage over AWS

Just where are the world’s hackers located?

China, Russia, and now from within the U.S. are the most common locations for hackers, depending on who you listen to.

Guinness World Record: Amplifier operates at a speed of one trillion cycles per second

Northrop Grumman-developed system is 150 billion times faster than previous record holder could lead to faster networks, better radar

Tim Cook: ‘I’m proud to be gay’

Confidential business data at risk at the border

U.S. agents can search and seize the laptops of international travelers at the border, so take precautions to protect confidential business information

CurrentC already hacked

US Navy, Energy Dept. team to develop wave energy devices

Agency to spend $10 million to test new technologies in deep water Navy facility

Get to know Voxis, the cybercrime platform for evading fraud detection

Almost like buying into a franchise, criminals outsource building fake ecommerce sites and buy software to beat fraud detection systems.

Gigamon rolls out active visibility, stays ahead of the commodity curve

Is there a market for dedicated visibility fabric infrastructure, or can repurposed Ethernet switches SDN controllers provide “good enough” functionality?

Google gets its ‘spagger’ on

Hungary protesters throw computer parts at government buildings in fight against internet tax

Protesters are spreading across Hungary to fight an internet tax that the government insists on imposing.

Apple Watch will need to be charged daily, Tim Cook confirms

Voxbone Partners with Alianza for Cloud-based Voice Solution

Wholesale international voice solution targets service providers.

SDN Security Attack Vectors and SDN Hardening

Securing SDN deployments right from the start.

EMC and NetApp make their moves in the cloud

EMC and NetApp know if they don't take on the cloud, it could eat them alive

What it’s like living on a Chromebook, Part 1

I did all my work and personal computing on a Chromebook for five days. Here's what I've found so far.

Apple Pay vs. CurrentC: Which will retailers choose?

Expensive for retailers, Apple Pay, like credit cards, offers little more than customer convenience.

Carrier-agnostic SIM cards are in our future

Apple’s new multiple-MNO SIM means you should be able to chop and change between carriers—theoretically.

What’s a ‘spagger?’… (Google’s no help)

FBI: List of purchase order scam victims growing rapidly

FBI says Nigerian fraudsters scamming victims of everything from laptops and routers to pharmaceuticals, safety and medical equipment

iPhone, Android users unite to boycott anti-Apple Pay retailers

By rejecting NFC for mobile payments, CVS and RiteAid have given iOS and Android users a rare chance to agree on something.

Windows 7 sales end this Friday

Inventory not included, Friday will be your last chance to get Windows 7 pre-installed.

EFF rates companies on willingness to fight ‘copyright and trademark bullies’

Apple responds to recent Apple Pay controversy involving Rite Aid and CVS