Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Verizon's newest smartphone powered by new Android 2.0 OS
Customer complaints over AT&T's network, Verizon's bigger base will drive move
Google's service for Android users strikes a blow at GPS navigation businesses
Department of Defense seeks to encourage open source by releasing its own work
Ex-Microsoftie says that Windows 7 is doomed, free software will ultimately dominate and Microsoft should get in the Linux act
'Bredolab' Trojan rides fake reset messages, reaches at least 735,000 users
Fake message reads 'hi. this you on here'
The carrier will also drop its built-in application lineup from all smartphones
Storage business dropped 9 percent for the quarter
The company is rolling out enhancements for how it handles music-related queries
Relational database service puts MySQL in the cloud
Dell and Juniper deal lets Dell offer Juniper under its PowerConnect brand
Symantec DLP adds policy-based remediation using third-party encryption, digital rights
Amazon shifted to AT&T's system to go global, but Sprint still sees a bright future in M2M wireless
Researchers are developing a tool for easily putting Web page content in sequence
Baidu appears set to further expand its dominance of China's online search market
A subset of features of this telephony management service will be available for cell phone numbers
The company says the business environment is however improving
Local rivals still lead McAfee, Symantec and other vendors who entered China years ago
Offers customers option to download disk image after error stymies upgrade
The new law frees Internet portals from responsibility for third party content
The survey by the data-center worker group Afcom forecasts the replacement of mainframes
Taking the leap to Micosoft's latest operating system? Here's how to do it right
Google’s busy week includes making strange bedfellows with Verizon, revving up Social Search and taking “Gone Google” campaign global
College of New Jersey goes 10 Gig with Extreme Networks
Acquisition adds software-as-a-service Web security to Cisco portfolio
The French company will be able to simplify support, it says
Smart-grid projects could fill in holes in broadband deployment, an analyst says
99% of iPhone owners happy with their smartphones, says ChangeWave Research
Expect valued employees – women in particular – to seek new employment following difficult economic times.
Court rejects company's proposed class-action settlement for 2007 data breach
Goodnight says he has seen "nothing really new" competitively since Big Blue bought analytics vendor SPSS
Microsoft support offers ideas, but some PCs still crippled after upgrade attempt
The school's publications group plans to build other mobile apps as well
Not NASA but European Space Agency offering simulated 520 day round trip to the red planet
Spam lures victims to a phony FDIC site to check if they are insured, tries to capture banking passwords
Experimental Google Labs service goes live today, adding friends' content to results
The Latitude XT2 XFR is also the company's thinnest and lightest rugged laptop
After some slipups, the PC maker says it is repositioning itself in the consumer market
Senators voiced competing priorities at a hearing on broadband stimulus funds
The release reveals some new features in the software but leaves questions about the upgradability of current devices
Wikileaks workers have faced lawsuits, police raids and assassinations in a job they pay to do
