Networking

The birthplace of the web wants to preserve the first website, and the experience of surfing it

Box today announced what looks to be an impressive free app for taking notes and sharing and collaborating with others. But Box isn't alone, there are plenty of other note-taking and sharing apps for mobile devices, the cloud, and desktops and notebooks. Here are the five of the best free ones you can get, all of them multi-platform.

Does your home or office use a VOIP based phone system? Wouldn’t it be great if you could use your cell phone as a VOIP phone instead of running back and forth to your desk whenever the phone rings? It turns out that this can be a reality quite easily, provided you can wrangle the proper details from your IT folks.

The unfortunate story of a Wall Street programmer who went to jail for code theft also demonstrates how one man became a million dollar developer

Elon Musk explains what makes his proposed supertrain run

A new study reveals some interesting facts about Internet congestion

DNS can be tricky. There is a lot to know and, even when you think you have a firm grasp on it, surprises still pop up. Reverse DNS and PTR record configuration is one of those sneaky topics, but it's crucial to SPAM prevention during email delivery.

If you’re a .NET developer, you know that a lot of what happens with web development can seem like black magic. Much of the grittiness involved with today’s complicated web services is masked from your control to make things easier on you and allow you to program faster. The side effect to this is that some aspects of debugging - particularly performance tracing - can be made more difficult.

Go behind the scenes of Google's ambitious Project Loon, an ambitious attempt at delivering Internet access to the world.

Google Glass isn't ready for prime time, but already is one of the most restricted, policed, and limited pieces of consumer technology out there.

A recent expose shines a light onto the strange world of "booter" or "stressor" web sites which offer DDoS-attacks-for-hire.