Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Lone security update will make it easier to also patch Adobe's PDF bug
Canada's Rogers Wireless says two Android phones will ship in June
Dubs the anti-counterfeit tools WAT, makes minor tweaks in new OS
Virginia health agency says all of its files have been backed up and secured
EFF speaks out as states mount legal pressure to close sections of popular Web site
Market watchers look at vendor cost structures to see which companies will be set to take off when the recession ends
IPv6 poses economic, security challenges for companies
As coolant dwindles after 5 years in space, telescope set to begin its 'warm' mission
With Jasper Wireless, AT&T plans to quickly create new billing plans and easy activation
As agency presents its $18B budget, White House calls for closer look at space flight plans
He reminded students that both Microsoft and Apple were started during recessionary times
The generally positive numbers were offset by a big drop in business in Japan
Microsoft says Windows 7 doesn't have a security vulnerability that VBootkit 2.0 can exploit
At a lab at the University of Cambridge in England, Microsoft is studying networking, energy use and home broadband
But Novel will add SUSE Linux code to Moblin
LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter can do much more than just let you blow off some steam
Not everyone agrees that those binge-drinking photos on Facebook really matter
Napolitano also says DHS is increasing H-1B enforcement
Heartland to use end-to-end encryption to ward off cyber-crooks
The software maker releases a list of prohibited kinds of applications
U.S. authorities accuse him of stealing IOS source code and of intrusion at NASA facilities
The move follows years of piracy concerns and Google's expansion of its music search in China
Assembly refused to sanction curbs on citizens' right of access to the Internet
User interface automatically tailored for home and office
IT worries about adding iPhone to the many wireless devices it is already managing
Scott Hogg says when it comes to preparing for IPv6, what you can't see can still hurt you
One content management player is buying another in a deal worth $310 million
Technology that puts Silverlight on Linux includes support for both Silverlight 2.0 and 3.0 features
Device lists for US$489 and should make reading magazines and newspapers easier for users
The FTP publishing functionality has been erratic in recent months
Spammers resurrect tactic to pitch pills this time, not shady stocks
Making a TV appearance today, Twitter co-founder tries to dispel buyout rumors
The group, with Intel and Microsoft's backing, wants to use unlicensed 60GHz spectrum for in-room applications
Wyden wants FCC to pass a stronger, enforceable policy
The vendor adds new modules for tracking project costs and customer loyalty
Atlantis crew trained to film spacewalks for Hubble 3D, which is slated for release in 2010
Users must buy the OS by March 1, 2010 or face no-warning reboots
Analysts wonder if the new e-book reader will be too expensive for consumers and students
Storage sprawl is unsustainable, and keeping it all is risky. Data-retention policies let users delete data with less risk
Current economic conditions might discourage it but advanced technology can improve productivity, lower costs.
Super Micro and HP are building Atom chips into servers
Improving technology prompts agency to create more stringent requirements
Storage, security concerns still tripping up virtualization deployments, IT Roadmap speakers say
