Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
One Chinese government agency is so proud of how well they censor the Internet that they put their feelings to music.
After dust-up between the companies over bug revelations, Google offers 14-day grace period before going public
Prepaid devices to be unlocked within a year of purchase
NASA/NOAA Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) will offer warning system for big solar magnetic storms
But ACI accounts for less than 20% of N9K shops; switching highlights Q2 rebound
Researcher reports he can delete photos from anybody’s account, Facebook patches flaw, he collects $12,500 bounty
How to use Facebook's new Legacy Contact feature
User friendliness and getting products out the door take precedence.
Topographically challenged parts of the world might soon be served by drone-mounted mobile network masts. Other unusual rural connections are also on the horizon.
Last month's shuttering of advance notifications continues to frustrate security experts
Patient-focused online searches can uncover health risks, but may erode confidence in a doctor
The Internet of Moving Things?
55% of data breaches were caused by malicious hackers; accidents or human error cited in 25%
Buys Sunrise, another Android and iOS mobile app developer, to beef up Outlook
Given how slow the rest of the smartwatch market has grown, can the Apple Watch meet its high expectations?
Box now allows customers to manage their own keys for data encrypted in the cloud
Cable, IT vendors support bi-partisan legislation, while automakers and partners are opposed
The new industrial revolution, powered by the Internet of Things, will rely on software licensing and entitlement management to create new revenue streams.
BlackBerry's new CSO David Kleidermacher has 23 years of IT experience and expertise in IoT technology, and he will presumably play a key role in the company's future IoT security strategy.
Apache-licensed cloud performance kit aims to make cross-platform comparisons easier.