In Pictures: Monitoring more than just wearables
From turkey hatcheries to prawn farms, users are finding unique ways to use technology to monitor their situations.
Stories by Network World staff
In Pictures: Keeping your data and email secure— no matter the industry
Don’t think email security is important? Here are six everyday scenarios where many businesses loosely send sensitive and confidential content and files over unsecure email.
In Pictures: Top 25 iPhonies
Take a look back at the best of the Photoshopped speculation surrounding one of the most-hyped tech devices.
In Pictures: A visual history of OS desktop environments
A trip down memory lane, tracing major milestones in the evolution of the desktop environment.
In Pictures: 16 weirdest places you'll find Linux
Linux is everywhere, if you look for it.
In Pictures: 2014 tech merger madness
Our ongoing timeline of the biggest and most interesting network industry M&A deals
In Pictures: 12 must-have iPad apps for newbies
With the iPad Air now available, a fresh look apps to try for work and fun
In Pictures: The 'Bad Boys' of open source
The open source world's most notorious characters.
In Pictures: Microsoft products you may not know were acquisitions
Microsoft usually makes small purchases, but occasionally those small purchases pay off huge.
In Pictures: Who's who in the Microsoft shake-up?
Microsoft has announced its biggest reorganidation in years, and a lot of the new leaders have backgrounds in consumer businesses. Here's who's running the show.
Ten mobile and wireless technologies that should be on your radar
Gartner is highlighting 10 mobile and wireless networking technologies – including new versions of Bluetooth and location-awareness -- it says will play a big role in business-to-employee and business-to-consumer interactions over the next couple of years.
EMC chief's pay drops 23 percent to US$9 million
EMC CEO Joe Tucci was awarded a compensation package valued at US$9 million in 2009, according to documents filed this week with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Dasient spots 640,000 malware-infected Web sites
The first paragraph of the story, "Dasient spots 640,000 malware-infected Web sites," posted Tuesday, has been corrected to clarify the number of pages reportedly infected by malware.
Violent video games can help with fire safety
If you ever find yourself in a burning building, you might want to stay close to those in the building who are the biggest gamers.
Dad rock lives! iPods won't hurt your heart
A Food and Drug Administration-led study refutes claims that the magnetic fields produced by Apple iPods and other such portable music devices interfere with cardiac pacemakers.
