Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
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
Cloud Security Alliance urges standards and check lists for finding appropriate cloud services
Biden kicks off the huge broadband stimulus program in an area that has another provider
Unified communications, call center giant faces challenges and big opportunities
Fabrizio Iannelli is said to have links to organized crime
Twitter's authorized account made changes to DNS records, shunting users to hacker site, says Dyn Inc.
McAfee's Solidcore buy emphasized whitelisting security technology
The city hopes to buy the system, originally built by EarthLink, for $2 million
Video data loses value so quickly that the enemy doesn’t gain much from it, expert says
Designed to help developers, the dashboard shows that the Cliq may be ahead of the Droid
Defense giant Raytheon rolls Apple iPhone, iTouch apps for military
Three vendors, three different paths on dealing with the open-source data architecture
Tegra chips will reach netbooks and mobile Internet devices in Q1, smartphones in Q2
The EeeBot will be in trial production in two years
The awaited game debuts on the PlayStation 3 and will appear in Europe and North America next year
PC shipments will record double digit growth by 2013
Nvidia's first chip to support DirectX 11 will come during first quarter of 2010
Arrests and jail time for cybercriminals are increasingly common in China
Contract electronics maker Cheng Uei and Chunghwa Telecom will develop apps and services for Android
China Telecom's Chinanet seems to have been hit hardest, says Shadowserver
In India people rely more on landmarks than on road names to get around
Ads, sponsors expected to support free Wi-Fi at restaurants, on planes
The new hardware won't be in service for another three to six months, Ericsson says
Microsoft, EU ink deal, but what's under the hood of landmark concession?
The former owner of three computer service firms is sentenced to 57 months in prison
CERN, which supports the Large Hadron Collider uses Xen, Microsoft Hyper-V and private cloud software to improve efficiency worldwide
Raytheon BBN to be aggregation point for all things network research related
Cisco conferencing system converts makeup company prospects into paying customers
