Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Android smartphone might be beginning of a Motorola resurgence
Engineers have linked IT equipment to a building's cooling system to improve energy efficiency
An interview with economist Robert Shapiro
Juniper's contribution to Blade's $10 million B round of funding was not disclosed
The new Samsung handset isn't a smartphone, but buyers will have to get a data plan with it
The on-demand CRM vendor unveils 'Service Cloud 2,' but not all of the pieces are available yet
Services seen as on par with others on the market
The company is expanding research and development and services delivery from India
Think you know what PC users actually do and what they use? New benchmarks paint a surprising picture of real-world computer usage
China Mobile is competing with app store plans from two rival carriers
Doesn't affect Windows 7 or Server 2008 R2 RTMs, or older versions like 2000 and XP
Over half of 369 European Web sites visited by EU officials are suspected of breaking the law
Multicast capabilities and offline digital rights management are key features in the Silverlight upgrade
Obama administration's policies on surveillance and medical privacy get low grades
Integrated Mobile Broadband gets the seal of approval from the GSM Association
From facilities design to carbon management, here's what you need to learn to become your company's 'green' go-to person.
Worked to add features to Word even as it promoted i4i's software to customers
Yahoo, Google and PayPal lend their support to an open identity pilot program
Still-thin CEO makes first public appearance in almost a year
Many sites you visit are laden with malware. Here are 7 reasons why, and advice on how to protect your systems.
Devices that phone the police when a car is involved in an accident could save 2,500 lives per year
Co-founder Biz Stone describes an 'analytics dashboard' that targets businesses users
Phished information was used to set up fake instant-credit accounts at stores
Palm and Sprint 'like and need each other,' analyst says
Jobs returns in first appearance since October '08, touts video camera in iPod Nano
19-year-old space telescope makes cosmic comeback after shuttle repair mission
It's difficult for business customers to get the best deal when they buy Microsoft products, they said
Hong Meng accused of stealing data on thin-screen tech to help rivals
Data.gov delivers, but fed to go further by 'hardwiring our agencies for open government'
The first Core i5 chip will be targeted at mainstream desktops
A Chinese state academy may further reduce its stake in Lenovo after selling a 29 percent share
They intend to merge T-Mobile UK and Orange UK, but will wait 18 months before deciding which of the two brands to drop
The company says mobile network operators are asking it to build the devices
Intel and its partners displayed over 40 motherboards built for the new microprocessors
Psystar CEO says Apple's inspection of Fla. office same as letting 'terrorists visit the Pentagon'
From magical demos to deceptive pricing and fictional charges, here are the six most devious tricks vendors use to get their hands in your pocket
HTC announced its fourth handset with Google's Android OS
Quorum analysis capability added to 2010 editions of Norton AntiVirus and Internet Security
Microsoft didn't admit violating the law but will offer XP through December to some Vista customers
Administrators should block access to the file-sharing port 445 on Vista and Windows 7, possibly Server 2008
ACLU and EFF decry lack of privacy protections
