Carl Weinschenk

Technology itself is hard and confusing. But the sophistication of the technology itself doesn’t hold a candle to the complexity surrounding the

Data centers used by enterprises and Web services companies use tremendous amounts of energy. Wringing even a small percentage out of the total can

Happy July 4, everyone. This is a short week, at least in the United States. That doesn’t mean that nothing is happening; it simply suggests that the same

The future of mobile devices is bright. And, increasingly, that future, or at least the part of it that will grow most quickly, is outside of North

Machine-to-Machine, nicknamed “the Internet of Things,” probably by a marketer who was a literature major in college, is similar to Google Glass and other

Home networks can be found in the air and riding atop home electrical wiring, in copper telephone wires and coaxial cables. Like any environment that

BlackBerry 10: The Top Five Enterprise Security Features The long goodbye of Research in Motion/BlackBerry may finally be entering its final stages. But,

It’s Friday, which always is good news. Here is a dig into the meaning of noteworthy news and commentary from the week ending today.Trouble for

Samsung and Apple are going at each other ferociously across the board. One of the most contested areas, of course, is in tablets. Three new devices

I read two bits of troubling news this week concerning Google. One deals directly with the security of its Android mobile operating system. The other

Like the stock market in recent years, the road to gigabit per second broadband is an up-and-down affair, with the gradual trend line pointing toward

The telecommunications and IT industries have gotten several rude awakenings from mother nature in the form of hurricanes during the past decade. The two