Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Can't concentrate? Study shows you may need to stop Twittering, blogging and IMing
iMac revamp a long shot, says analyst; Jobs appearance plans unknown
Windows Live Messenger mandatory upgrade will patch development code vulnerability
Secure network fabric is a direct challenge to Cisco
The company will combine TippingPoint intrusion technology with gear from its former Huawei joint venture
New technology lets viewers post updates on Facebook about the latest Lost episode
Company buys Business Catalyst and subsidiary, GoodBarry, both of which offer services to Web pros creating online businesses
The company downplayed a blog post that said it designed its search engine for results that involve spending money
Mobile advertising most often seen by iPod Touch, iPhone users
Such searches no different than inspecting briefcases or backpacks, DHS office says
After refusing to hand over administrative passwords, Terry Childs has been held in county jail for almost 14 months
VMworld to feature integrated virtualization capacity, configuration management wares
Privacy experts and librarians hope Google will give details on how it will protect the privacy of Google Books users
Microsoft will hold an Xbox 360 news conference in Japan next Wednesday
The PC is becoming a personal device, says Intel executive
Rival start-ups often DDOS each other to beat their competition in China
The deal brings the iPhone to a country with nearly 700 million mobile subscribers
The carrier and its rivals need attractive handsets in their race for 3G subscribers
Microsoft Windows 7 is recovery from Vista, expert says.
No lines at flagship store in New York, but sales 'brisk'
Laptops have been ordered, out of the blue, to 10 states
Is Apple retaliating over iTunes flap?
New guidance strengthens investor confidence
The applications were due to be available for testing by the end of August, but that won't happen
OpSource claims its new offering is the first 'true enterprise cloud'
Maybe we'll keep the term "intranet"
Company says it developed software that would end 85% of all fragmentation
Deal with China's No. 2 carrier makes sense because more of its customers are post-paid
UltraSurf programmer says the software acts suspiciously, but it’s just trying to put one over on the Great Firewall of China.
Second draft working its way up through Senate committee
Groups claim White House erred in asking people to report 'fishy' information on health care
Is Snow Leopard a 64-bit operating system? Well, yes and no.
Analyst says WiFi has become a 'must have' item for millions of users
The PC-Z1 netbook-like device is based on a Freescale chip and comes with Ubuntu Linux
Data needed to determine how officials are implementing policies regarding such searches, ACLU lawyer says
A few business-oriented features fall short for enterprise usage
New OS designed to sniff out a pair of Mac-specific Trojans
Attack works on older WPA systems that use the TKIP algorithm
The companies will ship the first sample chips near the end of next year
The Xbox 360 Pro will fall to $249.99 from $299.99.
