Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
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
Customers are cautious and economies are uncertain, the company told analysts
Dell will sell a hardware system that runs Red Hat's OpenStack implemention
The header can easily solve many security problems, a Mozilla security engineer said
The man offered to sell an undercover FBI agent entry to Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory supercomputers
72% of Americans planning to buy a tablet in next 90 days pick iPad; half of those people tap iPad Air
Co-CEO of SAP will advise lawmakers on how to tax Europe's digital economy
Linux is gaining ground today, but a cloud OS or some other new technology may become more important in time
The fund will invest in early-growth companies in the areas of storage, cloud, data, security, mobility and data centers
A pilot program in Canada 'caused significant business disruption'
Instagram Direct will allow users to share their photos with up to 15 followers
The 10-year long project has been a success, city officials said
Cross-platform, pseudo-native apps hit OS X three months after Windows
G.fast standard will open the door for 4K video over telephone wires
The French senate passed a law allowing police and government officials warrantless access to user data from ISPs and online services
It plans to showcase wireless charging tech at next month's CES
The phone records provided to the government are not really anonymous, the groups said in a petition to the FCC
Microsoft's Cloud OS Network extends Windows Azure across the globe
As mobile banking grows, malicious Android applications are increasingly intercepting one-time passcodes
Kaspersky Lab finds new version of infamous banking malware making the rounds
Twitter said the new capabilities won't increase the number of ads users see in their feeds
A US District Court judge invokes some of Lincoln's wise words in a plea for compromise
Keith Alexander asks US tech companies to offer better alternatives than the NSA's phone records collection program
The announcement comes after Outlook.com suffered several outages and interruptions this year
The New York state attorney general alluded to possible collusion between major US carriers
RHEL 7.0 embraces containers and NUMA-aware virtualization, and offers a unified command line interface
State Senator Kelli Ward plans to introduce a bill that would bar all state help for the spy agency
The X4 release of the database machine includes big increases in flash capacity and Infiniband throughput
The cloud storage vendor also launched an IT services unit and struck a partnership with Capgemini
Some users have been unable to access Yahoo Mail for multiple days
Lawmakers suggest more US residents will lose insurance coverage than will sign up with the website
SAP's HANA in-memory platform figures prominently in the new announcements, which include the long-awaited launch of River
A larger share of smartphones used for business purposes were corporate-owned
