Carl Weinschenk

The meeting of the wireless industry at the CTIA conference in Las Vegas is a good time to step back and recognize that the methodical march forward of

The fate of enterprise-level tablet use, BYOD approaches, the PC industry and Microsoft are all very closely linked.Much of what is unclear will begin to

Friday’s frightening commuter train crash in the Connecticut suburbs of New York City is another example that things don’t always go as planned.Few people

The northeast has entered that two- or three-week period of beautiful weather, upon which we will look back in nostalgia in just a few weeks. In any case,

Getting one's arms around machine-to-machine (M2M) communications is a challenge. The only thing that people are certain of is its promise. M2M lacks both

A bit of great news has come from the four top cell phone companies. The Associated Press, in a story that appeared at the CBS news site and other places,

It figures that as devices gain power and come in more shapes and sizes, they will find more use in the field. That reasonable assumption leads to

The small cell sector is about to get hot. The cellular industry traditionally has used tower-based macrocells to send signals to and collect them from

Friday again and not a moment too soon. Here are some important stories and insightful analysis from the past week in the worlds of telecom and IT.A

There is a huge amount of political intrigue surrounding the gun debate in general and the background check provisions in particular. Whether the basic

The use of the Internet to manage electronic platforms that control such things as heating, ventilation and air condition (HVAC) systems presumably seemed

The industry gets it: Samsung, Android and Apple are the top dogs of the smartphone world. It is no longer necessary to continually make the