HTTP/2: The future of the Web demystified

The new MacBook 12 is like the iPad in the worst way. The U.S.-China game of cyber chicken could derail Silicon Valley.

InfoWorld Daily AM March 12, 2015 HTTP/2: The future of the Web demystified Out with the old, in with the new, as the saying goes -- but when it comes to an overhaul of one of the Internet’s most fundamental protocols, what exactly is coming in with the new? Here we take a look at the promising payoffs of the new protocol. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. The new MacBook 12 is like the iPad in the worst way 2. The U.S.-China game of cyber chicken could derail Silicon Valley 3. What you need to know about Hadoop right now 4. What NOT to share on LinkedIn Webcast: Sencha Beyond Native Packagers Native packagers can cause delays and frustration for you and your end users when you are trying to deploy your web application. We’ll discuss how your organization can move beyond native packagers to quickly and easily develop and deploy secure cross-platform HTML5 applications designed to run on desktops, tablets and mobile phones. LEARN MORE The new MacBook 12 is like the iPad in the worst way Apple may think it's time to cut all the cords, we're not there yet, if we ever will be. The MacBook 12 is a very sexy laptop, but not one we can recommend. It's not as practical as it needs to be. READ MORE The U.S.-China game of cyber chicken could derail Silicon Valley If China and America don’t end their crazy spying-tinged trade war, billions of dollars in technology sales will evaporate. READ MORE What you need to know about Hadoop right now Ten months ago, we published a cheat sheet for learning about Hadoop, the center of the big data vortex. Check out what's been added since then. READ MORE What NOT to share on LinkedIn LinkedIn constantly encourages its users to share more about themselves, but more isn't always best. It pays to keep in mind that posting about your personality, beliefs and hobbies can potentially hurt your career. READ MORE Webcast: Damballa Don’t Get Trumped by Advanced Threats No one wants to be in the hot seat when it comes to enterprise security. 21st Television program host Donald Trump, Jr. interviews Dave Scholtz, CEO of Damballa, to discuss how the security landscape has changed and advice for today’s enterprise security teams when it comes to battling advanced threats.LEARN MORE