Carl Weinschenk

Government communications experts and other insiders have long been concerned about the critical systems supporting vital infrastructure in the United

The telecom industry in general and the wireless sector in particular have a long-term plan based on the Internet Multimedia Subsystem. The IMS is a

Life is dramatic for Research In Motion and its iconic BlackBerry phone. Currently, the aging dowager is planning a comeback amidst a general feeling that

The way forward for unified communications is clear. Indeed, many segments benefit from the development of the cloud, but perhaps none as much as UC.The

Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg created a tempest in a teapot — or its social networking equivalent — last month when he elaborated at TechCrunch’s Disrupt

There is no clear delineation between modern augmented reality — what Google is hyping with high-profile glasses — and rudimentary uses of the technology

Things seem to be going pretty well in the mobile health sector, so it is reasonable to wonder if the government getting more fully engaged will be

Mobile payments and near-field communications are getting a lot of attention. It’s a confusing sector, and GigaOm provides a great service by outlining

There is bad news for Intel on the ultrabook front.IHS iSuppli this week radically reduced its sales forecast for the product, which are small notebooks.

The full promise of unified communications is enormous: The ability to connect to any number of people seamlessly — for instance, from within applications

The health of the cable television industry matters a lot to businesses. The overall modernization of the industry’s infrastructure during the past couple

Fierce Telecom this week posted a story on an interesting report that highlights something that people who follow fiber networks have known for a long