Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Retina iPad Mini not part of the deal
Receiving 30 special SMS messages in quick succession causes some Google Nexus phones to reboot or act strangely
P&G backs Ohio Supercomputer Center effort it hopes can help move its supply chain toward virtual design and testing processes
Demand is growing for tablets from China's lesser known brands
Easy-to-use encryption is the aim of Syme, a service built by three students in Montreal
A vulnerability in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 is exploited with a flaw in Adobe Reader in a new attack, researchers at FireEye said
Google spins an invisible web of our personal data, without our consent, the DPA said
The new license gives more options for licensing work anonymously
The flagship Asha 503 model is available in countries such as France, Italy, the UK and Portugal
China welcomes foreign Internet sites, but says they must follow relevant regulations
Hanginout started the lawsuit while its trademark application is still pending
The company was charged by Micromax with demanding high royalty rates for its patents
Apple is alleged to have infringed two patents that DSS recently acquired
Pure claims EMC illegally obtained one of its products to steal intellectual property
The malware spreads by exploiting a 2012 vulnerability in PHP, Symantec researchers said
As large IT systems scale to unforeseen levels of complexity, new laws of effective management come into play
Several recent developments may explain the surge, experts say
Mapping products in stores is an emerging app-based service, garnering interest from top retailers
The WikiLeaks founder will apparently not face charges for publishing material from Manning
By studying millions of images, a computers at Carnegie Mellon are getting smarter
US government says it has not breached the terms of the TFTP agreement
But the judge also said the plaintiffs must limit claims to statements made after May 23, 2012
The comet made of primordial ice could provide a spectacular Thanksgiving show for earthlings
The phone will go on sale in countries such as China, Russia and Australia
EU wants US to address privacy concerns and EU citizens' right to judicial redress
Wikimedia has to delete passages in Wikipedia articles if they turn out to be false, the court said
FBI shares tips for safe shopping on Black Friday, beyond
The first improvements to Box's search capabilities will come shortly, it said
Moving beyond iPhone 5S and 5C, new designs feature bigger screens and more magic
Israeli researchers defend their paper, while the real account holder blamed sloppy research
A response to NSA surveillance, the resolution aims to protect human rights, including the right to privacy, in a digital age
Some Android apps will run directly on BlackBerry phones starting next year
The cloud-based backup and recovery service was introduced last year
The company reported higher-than-expected revenue and a return to growth in its enterprise business
The downloadable extension works on both desktop and laptop computers
Apple Mac Pro's $2,999 starting price is tempting, but potential buyers are weighing it against the iMac and other Apple machines
It's streaking toward sun, where it could break apart in spectacular show
The images mark Google's first efforts to map global transit hubs
CubeSats built by NASA and various colleges lifted off Nov. 19 on a U.S. Air Force Minotaur 1 rocket
The system provided new opportunities for abuse, the Google-owned site said
Pan-EU licensing would be a boost for online music providers, say parliamentarians
The digital rights group asks an appeals court to force the release of a surveillance legal opinion
Attackers could start to aggressively distribute this malware in the near future, Kaspersky Lab researchers warn
The updated beta version allows users to add more drives to their servers
New CEO ready to scale up investments in key markets, operations
