Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Why you should use a digital camera even in the smartphone age.
DARPA program seeks to develop security schemes that keep potential villains from the all-important code
Despite Google's best efforts to keep facial recognition away from Glass, the two technologies are finding a way to work together.
Good luck to the consumers heading to the Open Payments website to see if their doctors are getting money from drug and device makers. Or the doctors trying to check whether they or their colleagues are in it.
Smart Mobs are getting smarter. FireChat’s mesh network messaging app interconnects protestors independent of carriers, and Chinese authorities can’t shut it down.
Interest in virtual Session Border Controllers is rising, but not all virtual appliances are built the same.
Department of Energy looks to get cool, grow biomass alternatives quicker
Can Apple grow beyond its installed base of loyal consumers?
Extreme Networks this week announced that it has completed the qualification process for its wireless, wired, and software defined networking (SDN) products.
Google, CloudFlare, Zendesk and WWPass roll out freebies
Ever try using a five-year-old PC to get anything done? That's because over time, the OS decays.
DARPA partners are developing technologies and software that can certify circuits
Phones and headsets evolve to enhance UC and VoIP support.
If FBI Chief James Comey knew how easy it is to encrypt Android devices right now, he would not have called Apple and Google’s default phone encryption perilous.
AT&T’s SDN rollout signals a coming paradigm shift to programmable network management
Windows from the Ground Up for Phone, Tablet, and Desktop
Bitcoin eliminates banks from the transactional loop and passes the savings on to the end-user. What if you could cut out the Internet too? One organization is trying with an OTA, or Over-The-Air, digital TV network.
DARPA wants portable neutron radiography device for number of security apps
Hong Kong democracy protesters wield cellphones to communicate, make statement
Blackboard has acquired Requestec conferencing and collaboration solution
