Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Android dominates thanks to Samsung's Galaxy Gear
New optical imaging stabilization technology may give LG's camera an edge
The Tizen Association is promoting the alternative mobile OS
A successful nuclear fission process could help solve the world's energy process
Hyperlinks do not infringe on copyrights, the Court of Justice of the European Union said
The Korean phone maker focuses on camera features with new device
The agent offers menu choices on a HUD for controlling navigation, phone, and other in-car systems
A year later, Google and MasterCard have come onboard but the industry group finds slow going
The acquisition will combine the two largest cable operators in the U.S.
Lenovo reported a 30 percent jump in its net profit in the fourth quarter of last year
The company's profit fell by 54 percent amid continuing woes
Nvidia will focus on tablets, gaming devices and automotive markets with Tegra chips
$200 and a two-year contract gets you a quad-core, 5-in. HD display, 20 megapixel beast
The service pulls in and archives content from a range of outside sources
Organizations will be able to run their Windows applications on Google Chromebooks with VMware's new desktop virtualization service
Flatter-designed icons for 'Fitness' and 'Outdoor' shown in blog post suggest stronger ties to smartwatch and other wearables
As Nokia goes, so goes Microsoft's shot in smartphones
Are current laws enough to prevent the growing threat of cyber terrorists?
MIT researchers build software that will enable robots to work, communicate together
Organizations that maximize the efficacy of their security awareness programs may receive many benefits
Has gotten in ahead of Google, AT&T to provide ultra-high-speed service to Austin.
Tokenization addresses gaps in EMV smartcard standard, says indsutry group
Network's importance to the business is one factor, Cisco incumbency impact another
Attackers can cause Tomcat processes to use all available CPU resources by sending malformed HTTP requests
Company has said it continually experiments; no comment on this one
Now dependent on Google for 88% of its revenue, browser maker will test ads out on new users
The new document should help criticial infrastructure operators develop cybersecurity programs, officials say
Android dominated the market, Apple saw modest growth and Windows Phone shipments almost doubled
The company is planning to integrate mobile networks with unified communication services for enterprises
Despite SAP's hype, HANA is not yet a major priority for German-speaking SAP User Group members
Undercover police also received a request to extort and kill someone, the Dutch Public Prosecution Service said
IaaS vendors search for ways to compete with industry juggernaut
No matter what it does, Google can't prevent device makers from customizing Android -- 'open source is by its nature forkable'
European Parliament candidates sign "charter of digital rights"
Romance scams are on the rise
Internet governance should be more global according to a new EU policy paper
Mozilla wants to diversify its revenue sources, the company said
With the Internet and texting, you may think your sweetie is even sweeter
Service, first launched in 2011, is no longer offered to new customers; next-gen expected later in 2014
Vendors shipped 100 million smartphones to China in the fourth quarter
Bitstamp falls victim to online attacks that affect transaction receipts.
Lithium Technologies will pay more than $100 million, according to published reports
The Yahoo CEO explained her vision of search based on context
The Fibre Channel Industry Association announced the SAN technology's Gen 6 standard
A new policy proposal from the European Commission is scheduled to be released Wednesday
