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"Many scholars have pointed to the 2-1/2-ton GMC as one of the primary contributors of the Allied success in World War II," said John Adams-Graf, editor of Military Vehicles magazine "Whereas the Germans may have perfected the 'Blitzkrieg' style of armored warfare, the Allies ...

"It actually looks pretty cool, but the action in the video was too fast to process everything," said John Adams-Graf, military history author and editor of Military Trader/Military Vehicles magazines For those in the know, it is easy to spot those small details, like the wron...

"The trailer had about as much to with WWII history as Captain Marvel does," said John Adams-Graf, military history author "It appears that the designers simply needed a backdrop onto which they could project their larger-than-life depictions of man-to-man combat," he told Tec...

"I did witness a spurt of WWII awareness during the original Call of Duty's popularity that I would attribute directly to the game," said John Adams-Graf, editor of Military Trader, a publication devoted to military memorabilia and historical re-enactors "While its release w...

"It's a game, and as such, it has little to do with the reality of war," said military history writer John Adams-Graf, editor of Military Trader "But I suspect conveying the essence of suffering during World War I isn't the intent of the game," he told TechNewsWorld....

"It is curious that game producers have overlooked the Great War," said John Adams-Graf, military history author and editor of Military Trader "The combat of 1914-1918 can be replicated in so many aspects: from the maze-like trench systems and man-on-man combat during trench r...

"We work on a model where we realize we tend to lose a significant amount of infrastructure," John Adams, operations engineer at Twitter, said in a presentation at LISA 2010, the 24th Large Installation Systems Administration conference, held in San Jose, Calif., earlier this month...

When you conduct business online -- whether it's selling merchandise through a Web site or simply using email for company communication, there is some level of digital risk. The Web has enabled instant global access to conduct business remotely like never before in history. ...

Nearly half of the large organizations that participated in a recent security survey conducted by Infonetics said they relied solely on the security offered by their smartphone operating system. Even the BlackBerry OS, which is considered comparatively robust, "won't necessarily cover Internet threats including email and Web-borne malware," according to the report...