360 http://www.networkworld.com/podcasts/360/ en-us 2012 Network World Inc. Delivering the day's top news, highlights and the best of NetworkWorld.com. Network World Staff Network World 360 delivers the week's top news and highlights the best of NetworkWorld.com. Network World Staff podcasts@nww.com no Network World Staff Motorola has filed two lawsuits and a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission alleging that a wide range of Apple products infringe its intellectual property. Also, Facebook on Wednesday unveiled some new tools designed to change how users share and retrieve information posted to the social networking site. (2:46) /podcasts/360/2010/100710-nw360-daily.html Thu, 7 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:46 Motorola, Apple, lawsuits, Facebook, Groups, podcast, social network, Network World Network World Staff Intel is developing a tool that will make it easier for developers to port iPhone applications to Intel-based smartphones, tablets and other devices. Also, online banking fraud losses fell by more than a third in the first half of the year compared to the same period last year. (2:57) /podcasts/360/2010/100610-nw360-daily.html Wed, 6 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:57 Intel, iPhone, online banking, fraud, podcast, Network world Network World Staff Oracle plans to buy enterprise single sign-on technology vendor Passlogix, a move that will boost its portfolio of security offerings. Also, Microsoft's Internet Explorer, which has dominated the Web browser market since blowing by Netscape in the late 1990s, last month fell below the 50% market share level for the first time in years. (2:48) /podcasts/360/2010/100510-nw360-daily.html Tue, 5 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:48 Oracle, Passlogix, Microsoft, Internet Explorer, browser market share, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Half of VMware's customer base is virtualizing Microsoft Exchange, and 65% virtualize SQL Server, but the majority of VMware customers are not virtualizing SAP and Oracle applications, according to survey data released by VMware. Despite high-profile busts in the U.S., U.K. and Ukraine of cybercriminals using ZeuS malware to steal from online accounts, security experts say ZeuS will evolve and remain an effective theft tool for a long time. (5:14) /podcasts/360/2010/100410-nw360-daily.html Mon, 4 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0400 5:14 VMware, SAP, Oracle, Zeus malware, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Dell hopes to expand its role in data centers beyond that of a low-cost hardware provider by offering a set of products for managing a virtual infrastructure. Also, Nintendo's 3DS, the first portable game device with a 3D screen, will go on sale in Japan on February 26, and in Europe, Australia and the U.S. in March. (2:28) /podcasts/360/2010/092910-nw360-daily.html Wed, 29 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:28 Dell, Virtual Integrated System, virtual infrastructure, software, Nintendo 3DS, 3D, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Blackberry maker Research in Motion has jumped into the red-hot tablet space with what it calls an "enterprise-ready" 7-in. touchscreen device called the Playbook. Also, A server with 800 processor cores could ship next year with Tilera's next-generation 100-core chips inside. (2:46) /podcasts/360/2010/092810-nw360-daily.html Tue, 28 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:46 Blackberry, Research in Motion, Playbook, Tilera, 800-core server, podcast, Network World Network World Staff The FCC's new approach to dealing with white spaces spectrum has gone from "proceed with utmost caution" to "if a channel looks open, use it." Also, Google has taken the beta tag off Chrome Frame, which Google says will let users "access modern web technologies like HTML5 on legacy browsers" – namely, Internet Explorer 6, 7 and 8. (5:51) /podcasts/360/2010/092710-nw360-daily.html Mon, 27 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 5:51 FCC, white space spectrum, Google, Ghrome Frame, IE, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Data stored in cloud computing systems should have the same legal protections as information stored on a personal computer, executives from top cloud companies Thursday argued before a US congressional committee. Also, Advanced Micro Devices has lowered its revenue forecast for the third quarter due to weak demand for laptops in Western Europe and North America. (3:00) /podcasts/360/2010/092410-nw360-daily.html Fri, 24 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 3:00 cloud computers, data protection, AMD, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Research in Motion – otherwise known as RIM - may introduce a tablet computer next week, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. Also, Ohio's governor Ted Strickland has defended his order to ban offshoring of state government work, describing it as "common sense". (3:22) /podcasts/360/2010/092210-nw360-daily.html Wed, 22 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 3:22 RIM, Research in Motion, BlackBerry tablet, Ohio, Ted Strickland, offshoring, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Hewlett-Packard and Oracle have settled the lawsuit HP filed against its former CEO and current Oracle co-President Mark Hurd as well as "reaffirmed their long-term strategic partnership," the companies said Monday. Also, Apple could be preparing to enhance the iPhone's image search and video calling capabilities, or even add face authentication to the iPhone. (3:32) /podcasts/360/2010/092110-nw360-daily.html Tue, 21 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 3:32 HP, Mark Hurd, Oracle, lawsuits, Apple, iphone, facial recognition, podcast, network world Network World Staff Corporate video conferences can still be easily hacked by insiders using a freeware tool that allows attackers to monitor calls in real-time and record them in files suitable for posting on YouTube. Also, Cisco has apparently overcome the component supply constraint and long product lead time issues it's been grappling with for the past few quarters - in security appliances, anyway. (5:17) /podcasts/360/2010/092010-nw360-daily.html Mon, 20 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 5:17 video, hackers, YouTube, Cisco, podcast, network world Network World Staff Microsoft has been forced to issue service credits to customers affected by recent problems accessing hosted Exchange and SharePoint services, and is promising to improve its system for notifying customers about cloud computing outages. (4:09) /podcasts/360/2010/091310-nw360-daily.html Mon, 13 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 4:09 Microsoft, cloud computing, Exchange, SharePoint services, podcast, Network world Network World Staff Nokia has named Stephen Elop, former president of Microsoft's business software group, to become its new CEO effective on Sept. 21. Also, Apple Thursday reversed its decision earlier in the year that barred developers from using rival programming tools, including one that has since been discontinued by Adobe, to build applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch. (3:32) /podcasts/360/2010/091010-nw360-daily.html Fri, 10 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 3:32 Nokia, Stephen Elop, Apple, app development, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Arm Holdings has taken the wraps off its next major chip design, the Cortex-A15 MPCore, promising a five-fold increase in performance that the company hopes will take it beyond smartphones and into new types of equipment such as high-performance routers and servers. Also, announced on Wednesday, Google Instant presents and adjusts search results and their accompanying ads on the fly as users enter search terms in the search engine's box. (2:15) /podcasts/360/2010/090910-nw360-daily.html Thu, 9 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:15 Arm Holdings, chip design, smartphones, Google Instant, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Hewlett-Packard is suing its former CEO, Mark Hurd, who was named co-president of rival Oracle on Monday, saying his hiring violates the terms of a severance agreement he signed with HP. Also, Amazon may be preparing a move into gaming after hiring away Microsoft's director of games platform strategy. (2:00) /podcasts/360/2010/090810-nw360-daily.html Wed, 8 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:00 HP, Oracle, Mark Hurd, Microsoft, Amazon, gaming, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd has been appointed co-president of Oracle, the software company announced Monday. Also, Knowledge Ecology International (KEI) published what it says is the latest draft of the secret Anti-Counterfeit Trade Agreement (or ACTA) over the weekend. (2:21) /podcasts/360/2010/090710-nw360-daily.html Tue, 7 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:21 Mark Hurd, Oracle, KEI, ACTA, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Hewlett-Packard and 3Par have signed a definitive agreement for HP to buy the California storage vendor for US$2.35 billion, the companies said Thursday. Also, Samsung has finally revealed the Galaxy Tab, a tablet computer running Android 2.2 that will begin shipping in October in Europe. (2:18) /podcasts/360/2010/090310-nw360-daily.html Fri, 3 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:18 HP, 3Par, samsung, Samsung Galaxy Tab, podcast, Network World Network World Staff IBM has overhauled its list of worst security patchers among software vendors, putting Microsoft at the top of its list and shifting Sun from No. 1 to No. 5. Also, Brocade will soon unveil 100 Gigabit Ethernet additions to its switching and routing product line, in what the company claims is its most significant Ethernet/IP product rollout since acquiring Foundry Networks in 2008. (4:55) /podcasts/360/2010/090210-nw360-daily.html Thu, 2 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 4:55 IBM, Google, patch offenders, X-Force, Brocade, 100G Ethernet, podcast, Network World Network World Staff In order to expand its stack of cloud enabling software, VMware is acquiring two software companies. One company is performance analytics specialist Integrien, and the other is federated-access-management software provider TriCipher. Also, Russian police are reportedly investigating a criminal gang that installed malicious "ransomware" programs on thousands of PCs and then forced victims to send SMS messages in order to unlock their PCs. (2:14) /podcasts/360/2010/090110-nw360-daily.html Wed, 1 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:14 VMware, Integrien, TriCipher, VMworld, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Skype has launched a Session Initiation Protocol-based voice service for businesses that integrates free and low-cost calling into corporate IP PBXs, providing an opportunity to add voice features to corporate Web sites and to cut back on some phone expenses. Also, although the wireless industry in the U.S. has significantly consolidated over the past decade, the Government Accountability Office has found that prices have steadily declined over the same period. (4:37) /podcasts/360/2010/083110-nw360-daily.html Tue, 31 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0400 4:37 Skype, SIP, Skype Connect, GAO, wireless pricing, carriers, podcast, Network World Network World Staff Workers who can't browse certain Web sites or access particular networks at the office are voicing their complaints, senior IT leaders say. (4:15) /podcasts/360/2010/083010-nw360-daily.html Mon, 30 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0400 4:15 Web browsing restrictions, software, podcast, Network World Network World Staff HP raises 3Par offer in bidding war with Dell. AMD to experiment with Bobcat chips in servers. China security policy shuts out foreign firms. (2:15) /podcasts/360/2010/082710-nw360-daily.html Fri, 27 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:15 HP, 3PAR, Dell, AMD, Bobcat, China security policy Network World Staff 3PAR negotiates with HP. Gmail repeatedly resends some messages. Red Hat offers its cloud platform as standard. (2:22) /podcasts/360/2010/082610-nw360-daily.html Thu, 26 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:22 3PAR, HP, Dell, Gmail, Google, Red Hat Network World Staff Yahoo makes switch to Bing in the US. RIM buys Cellmania. Dell's Aero goes on sale in the US. (2:20) /podcasts/360/2010/082510-nw360-daily.html Wed, 25 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:20 Yahoo, Bing, RIM, Cellmania, Dell Network World Staff AMD offers details on Bulldozer chips. Apple exec had $150K stashed in his house. Fusion-based laptops coming next year, AMD says. (2:19) /podcasts/360/2010/082410-nw360-daily.html Tue, 24 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0400 2:19 AMD, Bulldozer, Apple