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• Broadband Innovations, Part 3: The Film Editor's Dream A 10-gbps fiber-optics connection enables a Swedish film editor to do his job in real time from his dream home in a beautiful rural village.
• Control Freaks: Network Admins Can Spell Trouble 'Keys to the kingdom' are often the center of IT strife.
• Complex Network Access Control Slows Deployments But experts say rollouts will pick up as companies become more NAC savvy.
• VPNs: Answers to Six Burning Questions Which type of VPN should you be using? Should you build your own VPN?
• Broadband Innovations, Part 1: The 21st Century Athlete Broadband is helping to redefine the modern athlete. Meet gamer Patrick O'Day, who hopes to compete in the worldwide Digital Games in China this fall.
• Protect Your Network From Rogue IT Employees An IT admin for the City of San Francisco holding the network hostage is just the latest high-profile example of the security risk posed by insiders. Learn what steps you can take so it won't happen to your company.
• Depite Challenges, Extreme Networks Remains Focused Extreme doesn’t share bigger, broader ambitions of Ethernet competitors such as Cisco, Juniper.
• Don't Jump to WiMax Too Soon, Gartner Says Businesses should hold off on investing in WiMax until the technology catches on, Gartner cautions.
• AT&T Posts Free IPhone Wi-Fi Access AT&T has posted to its Web site details of free Wi-Fi access it is offering at hotspots around the country. Those hotspots...
• Industry Heavyweights Line-up Behind Sony's TransferJet 14 of the biggest names in consumer electronics said they would work with Sony on its short-range, high-speed "TransferJet"...
• Airlines Get Ready to Test Fledging Wi-Fi in Flight E-mail, IM, Web browsing to be offered, but no voice for now.
• Microsoft Updates Servers With Latest Search Features Microsoft released three bundles of fixes and new features for its server products on Wednesday.
• Juniper Switch Proves to be Credible Choice Review shows the EX 4200 to be fast, feature-rich and manageable.
• Bandwidth Limits Make a Comeback Major cable operators are cracking down on bandwidth hogs, either by throttling speed or adding surcharges--and DSL providers may follow suit.
• Apple: 10 Million Apps, 1 Million IPhone 3Gs Apple says the iPhone 3G is breaking records as it enters markets in 21 countries.
• Review: IPhone 3G The hype and lines are back, but the era of iPhone 1.0 is officially over.
• Avocent Continues to Grow via Acquisitions Recent acquisitions are a natural evolution to Avocent's strategy.
• Cisco and Unified I/O Unified I/O at center of Cisco's data center networking approach.
• IT Spending Tight at Investment Firms Global credit crisis spurs IT frugality.
• How to Buy Home Networking Products Small office and home networks make simple work of printer and file sharing, internet phone calls, and streaming media. But getting the right products can be confusing. We'll show you how to get the most for the money.
• Boingo Ships Wi-Fi Client for the Mac Mac users now have a new option to access Wi-Fi hotspots. Boingo has released a native Mac client, allowing users to access...
• 802.11n Blue Ribbon Winners Ranking Wi-Fi vendors and their offerings.
• Video Surveillance Made Easy With a PC Hands-on with new Webcams that provide video surveillance for your home or office--at a fraction of the cost of a professional security service.
• See More AirPort Extreme Base Station Radio Modes If you've got an AirPort Extreme Base Station--one capable of 802.11n connections--but you'd like to use it on a network...
• Set up File Sharing In order to use a synchronization utility to sync two Macs, one computer must be able to access the other's hard drive.