Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Hell hasn't frozen over – but a Microsoft exec really demoed new Office features
And revamps Apple TV during what CEO Tim Cook proclaims a 'monster roll-out'
Forget Spygate -- Catalyst connector flaw is the exhumed travesty of the week
'Selling devices is harder than it looks,' says analyst of deal that leans on Dell's enterprise sales and support
The group routes traffic to their command-and-control servers through hijacked DVB-S Internet connections
Why those in the market for the Apple Watch might be more than satisfied with Motorola's Moto 360 smartwatch
The vulnerability was located in the Windows Media Center software
It may be less sexy than more substantive enterprise mobile app plays, but device management is still an important nut to crack.
YouTube finds a way around the blocker as mobile versions are launched.
No 5G standard is expected until 2020, but Verizon plans to trial technology targeted for cellular's next generation
The bill aims to prevent warrantless government access to private electronic communications
Tiobe tweaked its algorithm to remove statistical noise, leading to leaps for Go and Scala and drops for F# and OpenEdge ABL
Sweet, sweet venture cash is the stuff that makes the tech world go around. The folks at Chef are serving up a good dose today.
Failed smartphone is no longer available for purchase direct from Amazon
Program could spur enterprise adoption of Windows 10
PreNav beta-testing drone- and cloud-based inspection system
Apple is making its live stream available on Windows for the first time, but only for Windows 10. Here's how to watch it on Android and other versions of Windows.
NX-OS Linux utility vital for easily spun up DevOps microservices
The Up2, Up3 and Up4 will get automatic sleep tracking, while the Up3 and Up4 will also gain passive heart rate monitoring
Microsoft Edge gets 4 security fixes in its first patch Tuesday, while older sibling Internet Explorer got 17
Managed SD WAN service does not include new Cisco SDN WAN controller
Russia's Pawn Storm group uses a malware dropper based on the leaked Carberp source code
VMware is the virtualization king, but what are the chances of parlaying that into future success?
Google 'preemptible' VMs cost 70 percent less than standard virtual machines, but may be discontinued at any time
Google pulled an Adblock Plus app from the Play Store in 2013, claiming it interfered with other products and services
Visible light, using LEDs, could make patient monitoring via wires redundant.
The two companies will benefit from joining forces and capitalizing on a changing mobile security market.
The growing popularity of cloud services is putting pressure on vendors to improve management tools
Analysts wrestle with whether Apple will arm a larger iPad Pro with its own keyboard
Though limited in range, the terahertz technology offers much faster communication speeds than current mobile devices
A flaw in Kaspersky's antivirus products could be exploited to compromise computers
The company's new program is designed to help Chinese companies working in the Internet of Things industry
Sales are growing fastest for companies that ship generic storage hardware to big cloud providers, IDC says
Figuring out what is really an anomaly from what isn't is not at all simple in a dynamic, evolving environment
Companies develop readers that can scan fingerprints from a close distance
Blackberry is especially interested in its former competitor's experience with securing iOS devices
Estimate pegs gavel price as high as half a million dollars
The company will leverage its fiber network to deliver services to multiple countries
Fake job recruiters have attempted to befriend security experts on LinkedIn over the past few weeks
Scientists recently demonstrated a concept that would run magnetic fields through the body to provide secure, low-power IoT communications.
It was used to manage Microsoft's internal Oneweek hackathon and is slated for release next year
The Ashley Madison breach is an early Christmas for spammers and scammers
H-1B visas go primarily to people who are under 35, suggesting that the threat of age discrimination may be central to much of the hostility surrounding the controversial program.
The company has refused to turn over to the government the emails stored in Ireland
Microsoft researchers warn that some encrypted databases used for medical records aren't so secure
The agency issued new rules for retention of data collected by so-called stingrays
