At The Brooklyn Nets Barclays Center, Slam Cam Puts Every Dunk In Your Face

The Barclays Center, home of the Brooklyn Nets, uses one of the most advanced Wi-Fi systems in the NBA to bring live-streaming game footage to your smartphone.

Microsoft, Google, And HP’s Mission In Myanmar

Reps from Cisco, Google, HP, Intel, and Microsoft visited the country on a week-long visit arranged by USAID to improve the country’s Internet infrastructure.

In Cisco’s Classroom Of The Future, Your Professor Is Just An Illusion

New telepresence software could let you take a class from anywhere and appear as if you’re in the classroom.

Cisco Posts Earnings, Exceeds Analysts Expectations

The company had second quarter net sales of $12.1 billion and net income of $3.1 billion.

NYC Pay Phones Pivot To Become Information Hubs

A project to turn 250 New York City phone booths into touchscreen sources of help and information has gone live. Superhero changing booths will never be the same.

Cisco Snaps Up Meraki for over $1 Billion

The Secrets Of Generation Flux

How brilliantly managed chaos sparks success inside Nike, Box, Cisco, Foursquare, Intuit, and more.

Turning Old Phone Booths Into Digital Information Hubs

Tech Firms Sit Down To Patent Talks In Geneva

Is it just us, or is this exercise by the ITU patently doomed to fail?

Huawei and ZTE Answer Home Security Committee’s ‘Unsafe’ Accusations

The two Chinese telco firms release their own statements and the Congress Intelligence Committee report of a “predetermined outcome.”

Air Traffic In The Cloud

The FAA and the aviation industry have been slow to embrace cloud computing. But finally, flight plans, passenger manifests, air traffic updates, and even the no-fly list are headed for the cloud.

Office Furniture That Makes Video Calls More Apt For Brainstorming

Steelcase and IDEO point out that videoconferencing is built around straight-up information sharing, rather than collaborative working. Can they solve that problem?

Buenos Aires: The Making Of A Smart City

The Argentinian capital isn’t ranked as one of the world’s most advanced cities. But recent projects show it’s working hard and offering a path for other cash-strapped cities to still become smarter.

The Skolkovo Project: Can Russia Recreate Silicon Valley?

Will a new tech innovation hub rise on the outskirts of Moscow? The Russian government is dropping billions–and hiring Cisco–to power their own innovation hub.

Livestrong Sporting Park Creates Games Within The Game For Sports Fans

MLS club Sporting Kansas City knows not every one of its matches will be an instant classic. That doesn’t mean it can’t still keep fans entertained.

Most Innovative Alumni

It was a year of IPOs, product launches, breakthroughs, and, yes, notable missteps for the class of 2011’s Most Innovative Companies.

The State Department’s Techie Exchange Program For Teenage Girls

TechGirls, a new State Department program, will fly 25 Middle Eastern teenage girls to the United States this summer for an immersion course in U.S. tech culture and all things nerdy. The goal? To build bridges between geeks worldwide.

The Future Of The Internet’s Here. And It’s Creepy

Two new studies are offering a sneak peak into the future of the Internet: 24/7 digital surveillance of citizens is about to become affordable for repressive regimes worldwide. Do NOT text a friend about this.

Bringing Online Education To Mongolia, In Wireless Backpacks

It takes more than a village: It also takes a hotspot. TeachAClass.org is bringing wireless routers pre-loaded with online education content to provide lessons to rural communities.