Carl Weinschenk

One of the time-ticking time bombs for Google’s Android — sort of its version of demographics and the Republican party — is fragmentation.The problem is

Most of the ire generated by Hurricane Sandy has been reserved for the power utilities (especially here on Long Island) and for Mother Nature. In general,

The speed at which IT and telecommunications is changing is startling. It has many ramifications, and for the most part, they are good: Current and

On Nov. 14, Good Technology filed lawsuits against MobileIron and AirWatch over alleged infringement of four patents in the mobile device management (MDM)

A milestone occurred this week as the first premises in the Kansas City, Kan., neighborhood of Hanover Heights are being connected for the Google Fiber

Think, for a moment, of how many cell phone power cables you have owned during the past decade or so. I have no clue either.It’s a huge drain on resources

The amount of money a telecommunications company invests in its infrastructure always is predicted. But, in reality, it is determined by factors outside

The introduction of Skype in the Workplace and the sunsetting of Windows Live Messenger in favor of Skype bring some important issues into focus about the

At first blush, the connection between IT and telecom on one hand and space exploration and other dramatic endeavors on the other seems tenuous. In

The changing of generations can be a difficult thing. Imparting such change in the guts of a huge network is especially daunting. This is true in the

Top Five Android Malware Families Report identifies five Android malware families, as well as a new Android root-level vulnerability. One of the recurring

Get ready for the next big thing. Or things. Or the evolution of the  current next big thing. Whatever the label, the idea is that the widespread trend of