Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The upcoming release will give people next-generation tools to interact with the modern Web, Mozilla said
Enterprise users awaiting word on company restructuring
Thousands sign Twitter petition, want carrier to retreat from $200 surcharge on iPhone 3G S
Early comments show interest in larger e-reader, but concerns about price
Job boost comes with 10% of sales now being made online
The new features in the suite will be designed to attract large organizations
Chinese student, 18, wins, prompting call for earlier math and science education in U.S.
Mac OS X 10.6, code-named Snow Leopard, adds native support for parallel programming tools.
Exec calls Windows 7 'same old Vista,' but analysts doubt Apple's lower price, earlier launch matter
The company has already developed an open source software bundle for the retail industry
The technology lets ISVs manage licensing and secure the code from IP theft
SSL VPN support takes care of remote access by individuals
An SEC filing allows stockholders to decide whether to meet to voice their opinions on Broadcom's US$764 million offer
Multitasking and background tasking add up to more than 24 hours of network activity each day
With bidding war between EMC and NetApp still unresolved, Tucci issues open letter to Data Domain employees
Ed Whitacare will be chairman of automaker as it emerges from bankruptcy
Exclusive 2009 State of the CSO research shows the importance of risk management continues to rise, though challenges remain
Tax and social-networking bills top the list of worst bills from trade group NetChoice
Despite the global recession, Oracle didn't hold a 'fire sale,' according to one consultant
The N97 costs hundreds of dollars more than the popular iPhone and Palm Pre
HP combats the netbook craze with an ultrathin laptop, the Pavilion DV2Z, which has AMD's dual-core Neo chip
Technology designed to move users off of Exchange
Early adopters gain flexibility and big savings
It's timed with the surge in Hollywood animated and action movies filmed in three dimensions
As bugs delay final RC, company offers some a 'tweener' build
Another report shows that new search engine is gaining some ground on Google
Hits top-three botnet Pushdo/Cutwail hard; researchers expect spam rebound
Patches 31 vulnerabilities, including bug used in Pwn2Own hacking contest to break IE8
New synch software can use Microsoft Outlook, then store data in Google's cloud
But Schwartz, McNealy and others could still stay on after Oracle deal closes
EB, which released a new MID reference design at Computex, says yes
Infiniband vendor Voltaire claims fraction of latency, power, price of Cisco switch
Rapid Repair considers the Pre the best first attempt at a smartphone they've yet seen
The next Bill Gates is likely to come from somewhere else, a poll says
Calculations based on Feb. 2008 Vista price cuts
E-reader shipments hit 1 million last year and will grow to 30 million by 2013, says In-Stat
The move raised concern that government moves to contain online porn could also target other content
Timna, developed in 1995, was Intel's first try at a processor with integrated graphics, but it never reached the market
New hardware and software technologies could bring major change to the market
Military experts explain current thinking about politically motivated network attacks
Meru E(z) RF Network Management 2.0 tracks and correlates packet level event data
Video is major driver in network growth for Quinnipiac campus
The upcoming Build Your Own Browser program will let companies customize Firefox 3.5 and install it across multiple desktops
Palm, Sprint won't say, but analyst estimates customers bought 50K to 100K of the smartphones
But levels are slowly rising as the cyber-criminals regroup
