Last week, a massive storm system spawned numerous tornadoes spanning several states. The destruction is still being calculated . . .

In his post: Network as Computer – Part 1, Dillon Hawkins detailed some of the history and concepts behind thin client computing. In Part 2, Dillon . . .

As you undoubtedly know by now, Japan is reeling from the March 11th earthquake and the resulting tsunami. The scale of this disaster is staggering . . .

This year’s Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day is almost here! A part of annual National Engineers Week activities, Introduce a Girl to Engineering . . .

A fascinating article written by Danny Sullivan over at Search Engine Land provides great detail about accusations made by Google that Microsoft’s . . .

As you can imagine, we were pleased that President Obama dedicated some time during the State of the Union Address to focus on the challenges faced . . .

The W3C, the standards body that oversees the HTML5 spec, introduced a new logo for HTML5 yesterday. Why? On the W3C blog, Ian Jacobs . . .

Early last month, an interesting package was delivered. “If this is what I think it is, I’m buying a hamster tonight!” My wife opened the box . . .

In 1997 the Web was still pretty new; it was a wonderful leap past the tools previously required to perform tasks on the Internet; and in 1997 . . .

It’s zippy, it’s convenient, it cuts cables and clutter in a single bound; and it’s the de facto solution for providing a little hospitality to people on the . . .