Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
South Korean regulators lifted a bar on Apple operating location-based services
Microsoft's products will use technologies from the company it acquired
The findings highlight some of the continuing confusion and noncompliance with the data security standard
More micro-entrepreneurs could mean more business for the e-commerce group
The Taiwanese mobile service provider now plans to launch four Android handsets
Originally due out in September, the launch was put off to match the debut of Windows Mobile 6.5
Chrome Frame boosts JavaScript, adds HTML 5 to IE, both necessary for new Wave, says Google
A little cartoon blob helps you keep track of your social networking accounts
Micello wants to become Google Maps of the great indoors
Mobile phone users will be able to retain their mobile numbers even if they switch providers
Iraq and Afghanistan have been biometrics proving grounds, but what's next?
Advanced biometrics system blends DNA, palm, face and voice prints
Last report released more than year ago, EPIC says
IT security executives say big benefit of PCI is impressing business partners, not locking down credit-card data
Coverity has been analyzing open-source projects since 2006
Video, images of dual-display, book-like device leak to Internet
Aruba's new two-radio access point sets low-price challenge for enterprise 802.11n Wi-Fi gear
HP changes legacy EDS name to HP Enterprise Services in acquisition integration plan
Lotus users says social networking return-on-investment is a challenge
Startup hopes to appeal to enterprise IT shops by offering more control over employee postings
Intel launches the first chips based on the Nehalem microarchitecture
Program would include college scholarships in return for government service
MaxiScale aims to improve efficiency of file serving
Intel hopes to use optical technology to connect mobile devices to storage and displays
What's missing, what's exasperating, what you can do about it -- and what Twitter should do about it
A committee chairman pushes ICANN to resolve complaints with its gTLD plan
Vendors develop relationships with IT contracting firms that match workers with jobs
'No surprises,' says i4i of oral hearing in D.C. today; wants injunction restored
Move helps Google play catch-up in its ongoing race for the enterprise
The Business Division president discusses Office 2010, hosted apps and the link between them
Offers Saas app for to help companies save money on package deliveries
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania CISO explains why penetration testing has become an essential tool in his security arsenal.
The Web is agog with news of a Tablet PC concept from, of all companies, Microsoft. So far, though, it's all manure & no pony
Gigabit Ethernet, IP multicasting power cloud-based video game service
The ad campaign will be the first global one in Yahoo's history
Software maker announces division to provide cloud-based DNS services
Community leaders talked more about other market opportunities like mobile rather than dwelling on desktops
Takes down support site after a Trojan is found in driver downloads
A Chinese government reported predicted a further rise in Baidu's dominance next year
The acquisition will beef up IBM's own analytics offerings
They use bogus accounts, real tweets, to dupe people into installing fake antivirus software
80legs leverages a 50,000-computer grid to search, crunch millions of pages in minutes
Company unveils its entry into the emerging personal supercomputing market
A senior judge at the European Court of Justice supports Google's search business but casts doubt over some AdWords ads
