Networking

Control Multiple Devices on a Network from One PC with New Digital KVM Extender

The CE790 Digital KVM Extender lets you access and control multiple computers on the same network from one central PC.

5 Mistakes to Avoid When Deploying an Enterprise App Store

Enterprise app stores are not as big a part of the BYOD trend as you might think. Why? According to IT consultancy Virtusa, essential features such as social media integration, consistent UI design and security check lists are being neglected.

Microsoft Codenames: A History

Microsoft Codenames: A Visual History

In its 37 years, Microsoft has not only created technologies that have shaped our world, it has also offered up some of the most memorable codenames in the tech business.

Google Nexus 7 and Microsoft Surface: It’s Not About the Hardware

Itu2019s happening, fast and furious: Disruptive consumer and enterprise technologies continue to rapidly transform the way we work and live u2014 across verticals and throughout the consumer experience, the business-to-business world and the entire

Google Nexus 7 and Microsoft Surface: It’s Not About the Hardware

Google's near-constant emphasis on its Google Play store during its Nexus 7 tablet unveiling shows the company gets what tablets are all about: apps and content. But can Google and Microsoft compete with Apple and Amazon tablets on content deli

Google’s Most Innovative Projects

Google unveiled two new products yesterday at its I/O developer conference: the Nexus 7 tablet and Project Glass. Here's a look at how some of Google's other famous projects got their start.

Google I/O Roundup: The Six Biggest Announcements

CIO.com's Al Sacco details the six most noteworthy announcements and product releases from Google's 2012 I/O developer conference, including Google's brand new Nexus tablet and the Nexus Q streaming-media machine.

Can Online Marketers Be Trusted to Police Privacy Without Feds Oversight

As industry players advance the self-regulatory approach, lawmakers question whether all can be fully trusted to responsibly police their own data collection and if legislative remedies are thereby necessary to really protect consumer privacy on the

Empire Strikes Back: Comcast Moves to Cap Data, Limit Choice

All you can eat wireless is dead, and now it's disappearing for wired broadband. Even worse is that the cable giants want to crush Netflix and other competitors.

Lawmakers Weigh Future of Online Video

As online distribution grows, it becomes clear that today's communications laws are woefully out of date. House members are looking to update the 20-year-old Cable Act, debating whether to relax rules on cable-broadcast negotiations, and whether