Carl Weinschenk

One of the longest running — and in many ways most melancholy — dramas in the telecom world is the struggle of once-dominant Research In Motion and

Product introductions by Apple are accompanied by speculation on what the iPhone 5 means for the enterprise. There are some significant differences in the

This Government Computer News piece suggests that the IPv6 chickens are beginning to come home to roost.It doesn’t say it that way. The story begins by

There are two points — one specific and one general — to be made about this post at GigaOm that focuses on universities’ uses of mobility.The commentary

The use of broadband for many everyday activities has a huge cumulative impact on the economic welfare of a nation. It is difficult to get an exact read

It seems like a decade or so ago, but, in actuality, the height of interest by the industry in broadband over powerline (BPL) was only a few short years

More spectrum and more efficient use of existing spectrum is essentially the choice — or the combination of approaches — that the government and carriers

The allegation that Google may have stopped Acer from using an operating system other than Android in China is worth keeping an eye on.The story is still

One of the biggest inherent drawbacks to mobile development is the gap between various operating systems. Writing apps for Android, Apple’s iOS,

Everyone understands at a high level that the rise of mobility is changing retail in big ways. But, at times, something becomes an article of faith and is

The story hasn’t fully been written about the GoDaddy outage that took down hundreds of thousands of websites — mostly in the personal and small business

The New York Times has a long and interesting article on high-frequency trading (HFT), which is the use of sophisticated and numbingly fast computer