Networking Basics: What You Need To Know - 0 views
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trungnguyen7 on 24 Jan 17Networking basics include switches and routers, which can help your business share applications, speed information access, and enhance customer service.
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Choosing a VOIP service - 1 views
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How to Pick the Right Hosted VoIP Provider Posted by VoIP Guru on Saturday, July 11th
Apple under fire for backing off IPv6 support - 1 views
DENVER -- Apple Computer came under fire for back-pedaling on its support for IPv6, the next-generation Internet Protocol, at a gathering of experts held in Denver this week. Presenters at the Nort...
Review: Chrome 17, faster than ever, more secure than ever. - 2 views
Google's been really busy lately. They may be releasing "G-Drive," a personal cloud storage service ala Dropbox. They have released a beta of the Chrome Web browser for Android. And, with all that,...
FBI Website Crippled in Anonymous-led Retaliation to Megaupload Raid - 3 views
The official website for the US Federal Bureau of Investigation is the latest victim in a massive online attack against both the government and entertainment industry. The Bureau's official website...
Google Begins Building 1-Gigabit Internet Service in Kansas City - 0 views
Cisco unveils 'fog computing' to bridge clouds and the Internet of Things - 0 views
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IDG News Service - If the hardest part of the "Internet of Things" is getting to the Things, Cisco Systems is offering a lifeline. The so-called IoT encompasses a range of Internet-capable devices that could be almost limitless: Thermometers, electric meters, brake assemblies, blood pressure gauges and almost anything else that can be monitored or measured.
Court strikes down net neutrality rules - 0 views
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Verizon brought the case in which a court ruled against the FCC's net neutrality rules. A federal appeals court has struck down Federal Communications Commission rules that prohibit Internet service providers (ISPs) from restricting access to legal Web content.
In-flight WiFi speeds up - 2 views
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Gogo's 2Ku service received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration this week, clearing the way for it to be installed on commercial airplanes later this year.
web-wiretaps - 3 views
If they built backdoors into not only email, but a service like say skype, what would stop them from remotely accessing the webcams on people's personal computers, or even cell phones? I could see ...
Directors of IT Solutions Integrator Envisian Acquire Computer, Networking & Server Res... - 0 views
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MELBOURNE, Australia - 13 August 2014- Specialist Australian solutions integrator and FlexPod Premium Partner, Envisian, today announced that its current directors are acquiring Australian IT hardware, accessories, networking and business software reseller, Digiworld. Digiworld will continue to operate under the same brand, and will maintain exceptional service to existing and new customers, once the acquisition takes effect on 25th August 2014.
Race to gigabit Internet service takes off - 0 views
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With the "irrational exuberance" of the early Internet economy, speculators spent billions laying thousands of miles of fiber optic cable for backhaul, expecting Internet use would continue growing at the unprecedented rates of the late 1990s. As part of the great dot com bust of 2000, however, most of the speculators went bust, leaving so-called "dark fiber" to wait for demand to catch up.
How I Hacked My Own iCloud Account, for Just $200 - 0 views
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Over the course of the last few days, I've written a number of articles related to the celebrity photo thefts that surfaced Sunday. Many of those posts have focused on how safe - or unsafe - various cloud service providers are.
AT&T is putting a price on privacy. - 0 views
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AT&T is going to track and monetize the webpages you visit, the time you spend on each, the links or ads you see and follow, and the search terms you enter if you have their new gigabit broadband service (such as in Kansas City). If you don't want to be tracked, "fortunately" they let you opt-out for a $29 / month fee.
Mayors of Boston, Seattle, KC, others: No more muni broadband restrictions, please - 1 views
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A group of 38 mayors and other elected officials from cities like Boston, Seattle, and Kansas City Thursday urged the FCC to strike down state laws that restrict the development of public high-speed Internet services and allow municipal networks to flourish.
IBM doubles down on data with four new cloud tools - 0 views
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Data is what makes today's business world go 'round, and IBM on Thursday launched a suite of new tools designed to help companies make the most of what they've got. Targeting developers and data scientists, the four new offerings are part of IBM's Cloud Data Services portfolio.
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