Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Engineers worked on malfunctioning cooling system over the weekend, waiting results; spacewalk would begin Thursday if it's deemed necessary
With four I/O lanes, the newest PCIe G2 flash drives will offer 2GBs throughput
The outdoor network was built using donated equipment from Ruckus Wireless
iOS wins in a landslide over Android; Surface tablets barely register
Yahoo says its engineers are 'making steady progress,' but the system still isn't fully restored
Half of all BI (business intelligence) implementations will incorporate machine data streams by 2017, according to a new report
Intel gets wireless base-station expertise with acquisition
Revolution R Enterprise has released a plug-in for running R analytics on Hadoopo data sets
Cheaper Lumias are getting the same Camera app as Nokia's high-end smartphones
The malware works as an IIS module and can capture data entered by users in Web forms
The company has again come under fire for its search and advertising business practises
A 15-year-old worker at the factory also died while employed at the facility
Anonymous, LulzSec members and plenty of others sent to the slammer for exploiting technology and human flaws
BYOD for 30,000 people creates extraordinary network demands
The NSA is worried about the unknown amount of information Snowden may have collected from NSA computers
Perhaps gearing for an IPO, Box is becoming a collaboration platform for the enterprise
Hackers are regularly stealing code-signing certificates from developers, according to Microsoft
First Chinese craft to land on an extraterrestrial body will study moon's surface before China sends astronauts there
With robots like Atlas and BigDog, Boston Dynamics makes Google a big robotics player
Boston Dynamics' robots move like humans, four-legged animals, and one shifts its shape to fit through tight spaces
Access has been restored to almost everyone, the CEO said
How much is Evan Williams worth? What percentage of YouTube traffic is mobile? It's all right here
The third-largest US mobile carrier might bid for its smaller rival next year, The Wall Street Journal says
The airline says its Fly-Fi service will be able to carry VoIP and complaints will be handled case by case
Chip companies look for new opportunities, while the end of XP support and a leveling off of tablet sales could help PC market
Agency wants Congress to grant it authority to go after companies that fail to provide adequate data security
Mergers and acquisitions can have an impact on deals based on product road maps, analyst says
Returns to San Francisco, but moves up the event to April 2
HHS officials report just 32 security incidents since the site has launched
A reform of US government IT procurement could lead to fewer failed projects, critics say
If rumors are right, Redmond will mimic Stardock's tools that already offer Start menu and 'Metro' apps on the desktop
State-run websites have removed references to Jang Song Thaek, who was executed Thursday
The move comes hours after reports that Microsoft was considering Qualcomm COO Steve Mollenkopf as a possible replacement for Steve Ballmer
Tracking unique users who opened an email was made possible, marketers said
The new Android update disables a feature that allowed users to revoke permissions for installed apps
Curvemania, launch date boldness, Samsung nips chip slip
Android Roundup: Plus, safer texting through encryption, an evil flashlight, and let the unlocker's ball commence!
As Yahoo works to get email working, analyst expects exodus of its users
Foxconn had wanted to limit working hours at its factories to 49 hours per week
Twitter said it is was reversing the policy after receiving feedback from many users
Space station cooling system malfunctions, but the crew is not in danger
It's looking to bring voice search on iOS on par with Android
Instagram Direct could help some brands boost their engagement
The application contains a remote access Trojan, Arbor Networks said
Foreign airlines might easily extend service on flights into the country if the FCC allows it
The top five operators agreed to voluntary commitments to be carried out within a year
The FCC votes to seek comment on a proposal to allow airlines to allow some mobile device use
