Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Netbook shipments will slow down as prices of ultrathin laptops fall
Injunction takes effect Jan. 11; Microsoft to strip some XML technology from Word 2007, Office 2007 by then
IT management technology is foisted to the forefront as vendors race to become the primary provider of automation, control and services for tomorrow's next-generation environments
Broadband programs have awarded 3 percent of the amount allocated in the stimulus package
Investigators say the attacks may have been on consumer machines and not Citigroup
For Microsoft, 2010 is a critical year for its cloud computing platform
Youku will use the money to offer professional content and mobile video services
The 2.6mm screen will be put on show at January's CES
Intel's Atom N450 netbook is 60 percent smaller, and draws 20 percent less power than current Atom chips
This is the year your uncle became a Facebook friend, and your company started Twittering
Immigration officials plan to conduct 25,000 on-site inspections in fiscal 2010.
Analysts say the Google-Microsoft war has already yielded a slew of search upgrades.
MPLS widely adopted for WANs; MPLS-TP, integration with LTE and IPv6 loom
An IT executive learns life lessons of perseverance as he overcomes injury to scale some of the world's highest mountains
Union Pacific builds a more nimble network that cuts staff training time and gives customers more shipment visibility
Christmas Google Doodle is latest decorative logo to adorn search site logo
Winners in the bid will be allocated spectrum by August, the government said
Site went dark temporarily to comply with federal judge's injunction, says lawyer
Firefox adoption exceeds that of IE in particular versions
NASA space shuttle Endeavour prepped for February launch
Rival researcher disagrees, says public posting of AV exclusion list no big deal
The company is gearing up to compete as enterprise spending on wireless LANs rises
However, the company's aggressive moves to make the Internet faster raise some concerns
Study shows texting while driving makes drivers six times more likely to crash.
Mac clone maker's lawyer says another attorney misquoted; Psystar not out of business, but site is down
Didn't quash enough bugs to make RC, so delays finished browser until early next year
The struggling phone maker has posted another quarterly loss
Pentagon has 'fixed' the flaw with the unencrypted feed, defense offical says
Software tool can detect and remove spyware installed on BlackBerry handsets
Bing Information Design is alleging trademark infringement and unfair competition by Microsoft
Replication and improved partitioning are added to the new version of the topical open-source database
NASA Spirit rover moves but Mars sandtrap problems persist
Users can now download the application's source code, ahead of the discontinuation of its hosted service
The search giant must pay €300,000 in damages and stop copying books without permission from their publishers
The three new security features aren't designed to stop one kind of complicated attack, a Cambridge researcher says
Failure to encrypt surveillance feeds is a stunning security lapse, analysts say
The disaster response team is tasked with offering technology to responders to earthquakes, hurricanes and pandemics
Emergency patch would have postponed Jan.'s enterprise-oriented update
