Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Addition to Citizens Service Platform, fueled by partners, helps governments connect residents with social services
The popularity of the social-networking site has cooled off significantly in the past year
While 7GHz was achieved with extreme cooling, AMD says overclocking up to 3.8GHz for the 3.2GHz X4 955 is safe at home
Should you sign a noncompete agreement? Experts weigh your choices.
Java, Linux, virtualization and business process skills among those seeing an increase in pay
CEO says the storage company executed its business strategy despite a 'very tough economy'
Can any computer maker, even Apple, ignore the trend?
Observers predict that Oracle will raise prices for Sun software support over time after the acquisition closes
With Facebook eclipsing the social networking pioneer, analysts say it's time for change
Pondering whether Apple will gain lasting competitive advantage from App Store
But analysts think it's a smokescreen to mask an upcoming touch-screen tablet
Businesses are adopting public cloud services despite numerous risks
Subscribers say that they're required to pay a fee for cancelation, even if they move out of coverage area
A congressman plans to introduce an online privacy bill
Criminals are using call-spoofing to game financial fraud detection
DNSstuff claims its tools helped Boston law enforcement officials nab alleged Craigslist killer
The U.S. mobile group now supports a push for a shared Micro-USB charger in 2012
Grassley, Durbin renew efforts to get H-1B restrictions
Venture capitalists avoid new investments during recession
Atlantis shuttle specialist says NASA is working out plan to let him post Tweets from orbit
Revenue down 6%, net income off 32%.
The Ubuntu Linux 9.04 Netbook Remix is designed to run Web and office applications typically used on netbooks
Friends set up a page for medical student Philip Markoff, who was arraigned this week
Creators of Jester online joke recommender now want to know what you think
For those willing to wear 3D viewing glasses 3D LCD TVs and monitors from Taiwan are ready now and not too expensive
Intel plans to launch two more DDR3-only chip series in the second half of this year
The crackdown appeared aimed at eradicating porn more than copyright infringement
Delivers Firefox 3.0.9, but may miss delivery this week of Firefox 3.5 Beta 4
The eye-catching laptop is only a millimeter thicker than the MacBook Air
The console has outsold its competition two-to-one in Japan, and remains popular although sales are starting to slow.
A Parliamentary committee has stuck by an earlier pledge to protect people's rights to information.
There are a lot of places online that can make it easier to sell, recycle or give away old monitors, computers and phones
iPhone drives wireless growth while landline revenue declines
Report details best way to purchase MS software
A Microsoft executive also said the recession will not hinder the company's hiring efforts in China
NAC demand is strong, but significant obstacles hamper deployments
Wireless income strong, but wireline income continues to suffer
The NKill database is updated daily and currently includes all .com, .org and .net domain names.
Core security functions need to be shared to give real-time risk assessment, response, Coviello tells RSA Conference attendees
All sites hosted by company down; Tweeters report company’s phones disconnected
Price cuts will take effect as Europeans head abroad for their summer holidays
It's the first lawsuit that challenges UK banks' assertion that the chip-and-PIN system is completely secure
Ruling in antitrust case covers technical documentation and distribution of middleware
Version 9.7 makes it easier for vendors to port their database applications to DB2
