Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Microsoft is getting Office 365 right, but that Scroogled campaign is so wrong
The survey, by San Francisco's district attorney, sees room for improvement in Apple's implementation
Allwinner and Rockchip are flooding the market with low-priced 'white box' Android tablets
Blue Coat gains sandboxing, industry network protection technologies
Google Glass wearable computer also gets new music, YouTube features and an iOS app
Project to fix broken pump module forces NASA to postpone launch of Cygnus resupply mission
The company's wireless access technology will it play across mobile networks, Intel said
Loosely modeled on the human brain, artificial neural networks are finally finding use in industry
The lawsuit follows the departure of several executives from Fortinet to Sophos
While outsiders had expected a 2013 decision, a month or two more won't make a difference as long as the board gets it right, argues analyst
Lawmakers are already squaring off over the decision, which questions the spy agency's actions
Wrike Enterprise is designed to give managers greater visibility and control over complex projects with many participants
MagnaCom's WAM boosts system gain, distance, efficiency; cuts costs, power
While many smart devices are coming with more cool features, improved security isn't one of them
Microsoft board member posts that the CEO search will be done in early 2014
Declines to patch Safari 5.1, surest sign that it's given 10.6 the support boot
Facebook could be going after TV advertising with the format, one analyst said
Salesforce.com has made moves away from Oracle's database even as it continues licensing it
CISOs can make more than $1 million per year but job satisfaction is decidedly mixed
The service is now available as a public beta and can be used to help analyze things such as financial data and game scores
A new IETF working group will develop best practices for deploying and using SSL/TLS with several Internet communication protocols
Congressman Mike Rogers warns the EU that inviting Snowden to speak would damage ongoing trade talks
AppliedMicro's $5,000 MyX-Gene development board will ship to system makers, software partners before solo developers
The new coalition government promised Monday to support German software and take steps to protect European data from spying
System to work with Sprint's 4G TDD-LTE signal and DISH routers, starting in mid-2014
Snowden used other employees' passwords, hacked firewalls to enter classified systems
A year of NSA disclosures, the Syrian Electronic Army hackers, and shaky stock exchanges
Stiffs Snow Leopard users; no Safari update for them
Samsung Electronics hopes to replace dedicated portable gaming consoles with its phone-controller combination
A look back at Cisco's major 2013 moves
Motorola Mobility had argued that a Microsoft patent was invalid to avoid an ITC ban
Enterprise IT security pros say smartphones and tablets are bigger potential risk today than PCs and laptops
The meeting follows waves of disclosures related to government surveillance
The author of the U.S. Constitution would be 'aghast,' Judge Richard Leon wrote
The airline had said it wouldn't "police" voice calls, but after customers responded, it will
Previous judges have found the collection program constitutional, unlike Monday's ruling
Built too many one year, too few the next: 'Welcome to the hardware business,' says expert
Our exclusive research into the current condition of the CSO role reveals big progress is being made, but the outlook is far from rosy
Researchers accuse BT of placing backdoors into firmware
Solar power in the U.S. this year produced as much power as 10 nuclear power plants
Network monitor Root Metrics says Verizon's AWS upgrade is boosting performace of non-AWS phones in some areas
New software license revenues for the quarter will be a closely watched result
But an IBM representative says the lawsuit is 'pushing a wild conspiracy theory'
Judge Richard Leon sees 'a substantial likelihood of success' by plaintiffs who argue their Fourth Amendment rights have been violated
Coincidence? Bruce Schneier -- outspoken opponent of NSA mass surveillance -- leaving British Telecom
