Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
A Washington, D.C., man pleads guilty to unauthorized computer access
Research reports disagree on whether Bing is trailing or leading Yahoo
Customers lost service on June 29 and July 7
User attachment to the Microsoft e-mail client forced Google to build an Outlook sync tool for Apps
Merchants can use remote-key injection if the service is PCI-compliant, company says
Android has features unique to running mobile devices, and one doesn't replace the other, a Google mobile executive says
The search giant's brand and reputation could spell trouble for other suppliers of the open-source OS
Chip partners include Qualcomm, Texas Instruments and Freescale
$150 for three-license pack will save buyers $210
Once a research projecct, company has promoted effort to a development platform
IBM MAGEN system is designed to prevent data leakage and allow safer data sharing.
Small wireless providers could benefit from end of exclusivity deals for iPhones and other devices
Green IT, virtualization, data center resiliency will be top of mind at Network World's IT Roadmap Philadelphia
Security analysts see no evidence of what is alleged to be a zero-day vulnerability in OpenSSH
Researches plan to demonstrate security weaknesses of keyboards at Black Hat.
Its responsibilities will include protecting the nation's infrastructure from cyberattacks
They say Google's entry won't interfere with growth
Carrier still retains ownership and control of networks
Botnet-directed attacks are increasing
Revolution or evolution: How Chrome OS can change the game in battle with Windows
Rules for online distribution of books, music and movies are outdated, commissioner said
Broadcom promptly walks away from any deal
Owns up to hand-made images that duped scores of sites
Volunteers' evaluations will be an 'important factor' in the awarding of billions of dollars in funding
Ave Maria University looks to next-gen Internet to control building temperature, lighting
Data Domain buy widens technological gap between storage competitors
Older users flood the social networking site, apparently driving out the youngsters
Takes unusual step of confirming fixes for bugs currently under attack
A consulting firm predicts steady growth for federal IT spending over the next five years
The storage vendor now owns all the risk, analysts say
Data growth with cheap netbooks will be easier to manage, analyst says
But can the search giant hit the mark with new OS
Google, Palm, RIM mobile applications promise speed and power.
The need for a new, netbook-specific OS raises questions about Android's long-term viability for those devices
Event at Big Blue's Silicon Valley facility focuses on the future of development, bridging the gap between developers and designers, and upcoming developer tools
The powerful attack has knocked the FTC's Web site offline
Three men allegedly made millions manipulating prices of several stocks, including Google
The operating system for Internet-centric computers could start appearing on computers next year
Google is likely to keep growing its ad sales and user base in China
The virus, first seen in 2004, was used to attack US and Korean Web sites according to the computer security company
It's 'custom-made' for hackers, claims expert; expect major attacks
Microsoft will not be easy to upend in the operating system business, analysts say
Taiwan's Fair Trade Commission could fine Dell up to NT$25 million over the issue
