Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
As the case approaches its end, the attention of lawyers turns to the questions asked of the jury
Starting a tech business in Europe is still harder than in the US, but things are looking up, an investor said
Oracle and Oregon are at loggerheads over the health insurance exchange Cover Oregon
The class-action suit accused companies of entering into secret agreements not to hire workers
The telecoms industry scores a win, but the bill could return later in the session
Researchers at ORNL test a new battery that is safer and longer lasting than current ones, but it could be years before it reaches products
Cloud technolgies will increasingly replace in-house enterprise and small business systems, Forrester predicts
IOS users were kept vulnerable for three weeks to known security issues previously patched in Safari for OS X, a former Apple employee said
SAP's software systems 'work exactly as designed,' a spokesman says
Offers an hour-long lunch on Apple's campus to benefit the RFK Center; last year's date raised $610K for the human rights organization
Integrated in-cell is in, Touch ID, A8, calls for a hybrid
Moves, which gathers data about people's movements, will remain a standalone app
'What else are they going to do?' now that sales have slowed, asks analyst
The new tool will verify and surface news-related content on Facebook in real time
The agency will ask the public for comments on pay-for-priority agreements, an official says
The company adds 549,000 retail mobile customers and 98,000 Fios broadband customers during the first quarter
Ars Technica explains how a potential disaster finally convinced top tech firms to fund development of open source software they have been using for years.
Dell reselling OS and monitoring app after recent deal with Cumulus
Nearly 45% of trade-ins for innovative HTC device in one survey are old iPhones and Samsung devices
Attackers steal funds from French organizations using spear phishing, information-snatching malware and rogue phone calls
As demand for data degrees rise, acceptance rates fall
The help feature can be embedded into any native iOS or Android application
The plan was among assets frozen by Indian authorities over a tax dispute
HPs entry into the 3D printer market isnt likely to change things
Hong Kong's Department of Justice has until June 4 to respond
Mac sales climb 5% year-over-year during a quarter when industry contracts 4%
Zynga's founder will remain the chairman and largest shareholder
An upcoming proposal allowing pay-for-priority service is not finalized, an official says
The startup is also preparing presentation and spreadsheet apps
The company will license its new Power 8 chip to other companies to build hyperscale systems
The agency's proposal would allow paid preferential treatment for some traffic based on commercially reasonable terms
InBloom said its initiative would have allowed schools to offer customized instruction to students
Mobile ad sales comprised nearly 60 percent of the company's total ad sales
Participants target an end to Internet surveillance, but have other goals including net neutrality
Ball State researcher says students use tablets mostly for entertainment; many question whether the technology can be used for academic projects
Google adds new time machine feature to let users see older images of favorite places, buildings
Meredith Attwell Baker, a onetime Obama appointee, will now run the mobile industry group
Korean engineers are using the same tech as U.S. companies
The HummingBoard and $50 Banana Pi are faster alternatives to the popular $25 Raspberry Pi PC
Montclair State will switch to Ellucian in a three-year, US$13 million deal
Most unaware of, uninterested in, or hostile to mobile tracking, paying
'It does matter -- big time,' says Wall Street analyst, of CEO participation
Android malware that sends text messages to premium-rate numbers expanded globally over the past year, researchers warn
The 70 percent increase in the Connect America Fund would help bring broadband to 5 million U.S. residents, the agency says
Ends pilot project, drops knocks against Google
