Carl Weinschenk

The next few months will be vital for the future of Research In Motion. As well chronicled at InformationWeek, the company is in a race against time to

One of the truisms of modern telecom is that issues that seem unrelated or, at best, tenuously tied together suddenly show a deeper and fundamental

As a gray, breezy and wet Monday dawned, two parallel stories — one with immediate and one with long-term implications — were readily apparent: A major

There is an axiom that suggests that pending deals tend to keep capital on the sidelines. There certainly is a good deal of truth in that: Why would

The good news about increasing usable bandwidth is that there are many ways to attack the problem and many areas in which improvements — some big and some

Mobile security is a huge issue. Individuals and companies are given a tremendous amount of best practice advice on how to protect data. The underlying

A constant – as certain as the fact that there are lots of political ads running in Ohio and Virginia – is that more bandwidth is needed. That’s true in

The next step in the emergence of near-field communications (NFC) as a tool for mobile payments has been taken.TechCrunch and many other sites report that

The use of the wired and wireless Internet is gradual but inexorably broadening. One of the great trends is that the Internet is being employed to convey

Over the years, the two most overused phrases are events driven by “a perfect storm” and various uses of the Mark Twain comment that the news of his death

Five Tips to Brave the BYOD Boom For folks who follow IT and telecommunications, there is nothing shockingly new in the results from the Cisco survey of

How spectrum will be shared by the Department of Defense and by commercial users — and even if it will be at all — is a sticky topic that was described in