Cisco: Back to Business
Sorry consumer video, good-bye Flip, Cisco is back to focusing on the business network.
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Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, aka sjvn, has been writing about technology and the business of technology since CP/M-80 was the cutting edge PC operating system. SJVN covers networking, Linux, open source, and operating systems.
Latest Posts
Google speeds up the Web with SPDY
Google's replacement for HTTP, SPDY, is meant to speed up Web access. Guess what? It really does.
Why is Microsoft pushing IE 9 out now? Firefox.
All you need to know about why Microsoft is pushing IE 9 out sooner than expected can be summed up in one word: Firefox.
Tethering Thief Nonsense
One of my colleagues argues that if you use tethering--using your smartphone as a Wi-Fi access point--without your carrier's permission you're stealing. I disagree.
Baseball's Internet Opening Day
It's baseball season's opening day, and thanks to MLB.TV you can watch your team's opening day almost anywhere you have a a broadband Internet connection.
No Broadband for You, You, or You: Kansas City wins Google Fibre
Good for Kansas City that Google will be giving the city's citizens, but will other towns even get a chance for affordable Internet broadband deals like this in the future?
No Privacy on Amazon's Cloud Drive
Amazon Cloud Drive sounds great, if you don't mind giving Amazon the right to do pretty much anything they want with your account and files.
Did Microsoft leave Hotmail open for Dictators?
That was the claim made by the Electronic Frontier Foundation. The truth may be more complex.
Fixing Firefox 4's Mac multi-touch woes
By default, Firefox 4 disables Macs' multi-touch functionality, here's how to bring it back.
Want to buy an Internet IPv4 address? Cheap?
Companies are beginning to sell IPv4 addresses as the IPv4 address pool finishes drying up.