Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
IE's share falls to new low; Firefox, Chrome and Opera post solid gains
Changes made to Exchange support, but in-place server upgrades not one of them
The move will boost Gartner's hand in supply-chain expertise
Michael Jackson tops all 3 lists; Facebook, Twitter, Windows 7 score high on Google
Cloud identity provider Symplified improves access controls
The NCTA would provide discounts for broadband service under the proposal
Deck the halls, but watch the data logs, say security experts
Not connected to November's updates, not a support issue, says firm
Data growth will hit 650% over next half-decade, Gartner says
IT organizations migrated away from having branch offices that are IT-heavy
Cloud computing, SaaS, virtualization, open source software are among focus areas for IT management newcomers
But former XP users less thrilled than those who upgraded from Vista
Accuses Mac clone maker of court shopping, stalling
The addition of 3D hardware to TVs won't add a lot to the manufacturng cost
Amazon, Walmart, Apple, Target and Best Buy were most visited retail properties on Black Friday
The education ministry distributed e-chalkboards to schools throughout the island this year
A treaty requiring that filesharers be disconnected from the Internet is heavy handed, according to the ISP trade group
Hospital computer systems are often built for administrators, not doctors
The changes to some registry keys can render a PC useless, according to a UK security vendor that has a software fix
These phones are said to be a security threat as they do not have proper identification
The technology could be used on a larger scale if proven to be successful, according to energy company
Ottawa Regional Hospital goes VoIP and much more
But the extension is only for nine months and Europe could decide to change it next year
Only eight bugs block beta, but several features will be AWOL
Configure your Wi-Fi router for optimal data-transfer and media-streaming performance
Part 1: The Fruit of the Poisoned Tree
Google is broken -- and the residents of Cringeville have a few ideas about how to fix it. Microsoft Bing? Not so much
Analyst: Deal could spur roll up in the database activity monitoring space
Large Hadron Collider up and running after repairs completed, safety increased
Online holiday shopping season off to a healthy start for many e-commerce sites
The court found the online auction site has failed to comply with an earlier injunction
Looking into reports that recent security updates trigger blank screens
Even then there won't be many available; Online orders also delayed to Jan. 11
PinchMedia usage log picks up iPhone 3,1 device ID
The international operation sent billions of spam e-mail messages, the FTC says
