Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
As more phones connect to LTE and get more stylish, growth will return, IDC predicts
Some say Verizon acquisition could mean a rebirth instead of a death
Google and Mirantis partner to run OpenStack in containers
Microsoft said it was listening and now has the proof
A U.S. agency is advising the tech industry to use better alternatives
Many fitness trackers have a glaring lack of secure connections and can be tampered with to expose private user data, a security firm finds
Intel will offer details about its Remote EyeSight smart glasses at IDF next month
The need for more charging stations is key to getting more folks interested in buying electric cars and current low price of gasoline doesn’t help the cause either.
Verizon's recent acquisitions help it track consumers online and on their mobile devices
Application delivery control companies making moves to fend off new open source and cloud-based tools
The company is hosting a developer conference this week and announcing Predix developer kits
The group used to focus on diplomatic and government targets, but now attacks companies too
Bastille says the KeySniffer vulnerability can be exploited from 250 feet away
Focused Inbox is coming from Outlook mobile app to the desktop
Firefox's maker can opt out, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer confirmed last week; but if Mozilla does, Verizon's payments may be much smaller
Health care organizations were 114 times more likely to hit by ransomware
Increasingly users demand a consistent experience, whether engaging with a service on the web or mobile. Twilio wants to help developers on that.
The company will cover up to $1 million in damages for any customers infected by ransomware
$1,000 per machine hit by ransomware that SentinelOne misses or can’t undo the damage done by it
Russia's involvement would be a 'watershed moment' in cyberespionage, a security expert said
The new functionality aims to help IT departments protect their companies before and after a breach
The ASN.1 data parsing vulnerability exists in the baseband of Qualcomm modems, but cannot be exploited
Intex Technologies' Aqua Fish has Sailfish 2.0, a mobile OS that is holding on for dear life as it is back to challenge Android and iOS
After the sale Yahoo will be left with cash, investments in Alibaba and Yahoo Japan, and some patents
The wealth gap in internet access persists and the gender gap is growing, the ITU says
Subscription list tops 23M, but added the smallest number in more than two years
AMD wants to reinvigorate its server business and could get creative with its Zen CPUs
New Upgrade Analytics service collects data from corporate PCs; points out those ready to migrate to 10
Smartphones could be caught up in a plan to require licensing of exports of cyber-surveillance tools
Volume shipments of desktops with AMD's Zen chips will begin next year
Before heading out to capture Pokémon, you might want to consider the data the game has access to and the history of the company that created the game
E-voting machines without paper trails are still used in several U.S. states, leading to fears that a 'determined adversary' could hack this year's election
The airline previously used Google Glass as the visual headset for VR and augmented reality
Will begin Flash blocking in August; expand to all content in 2017
The U.S. has shut down the site and the alleged owner has been arrested
Proposal would raise minimum wage for H-1B-dependent firms from $60K to $100K, but it faces criticism
These ransomware programs appeared in recent months, but their encryption implementations are weak compared to others
And the company is planning to make a pickup truck
First full-scale test flight a success, running 3 times longer than planned
The concept device is designed to protect journalists from governments spying their locations
New FBI software that uses a weighted algorithm to prioritize cyber threats based on specific data could help
Chromebook shipments will grow by 18 percent this year, and by double digits until 2019, Gartner says
In the wake of the Oracle trial, HPE has reaffirmed its support for Itanium
Or have we reached the point where killer apps just don’t matter?
Microsoft’s expands its plans for porting iOS apps to Windows and releases a new version of the SDK
Eighteen flaws in Oracle's Outside In Technology also impact enterprise software products from other vendors
