Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
iPhone big screen or big screens, curvaceous, and pressured
Apple's global marketing chief says the company had a harder time selling iPhones after Samsung copied its designs
Google, Microsoft and Apple are all looking to tap solar, wind and hydroelectric power sources
AppStream could bring advanced graphics rendering to even the smallest of portable tablets
Move follows Microsoft's by a week, but both are years behind Google Docs
Vodafone, TelefA3nica and EE are testing carrier aggregation to speed up their networks
Admitting to past company mistakes, CEO Michel Combes says the company is poised to take advantage of the rush to the cloud
The proposed law leaves the door open for traffic management, Peter Hustinx says
And a second product finder pops up on Seaturtles.org
The $399.99 PS4 started shipping Friday in the U.S. and Canada
Social Security numbers and other data are also reportedly collected by the agency
The agency wants the CTIA to approve new voluntary rules soon
SSDs offer more consistent I/O speeds than disk drives, making them the core of Amazon's new high-performance I2 instances
As the high-profile damages retrial enters its second day of testimony, Apple experts explain how the damages were calculated
Military expects to soon be using autonomous robots to carry soldiers' gear and scan for enemy combatants
An exploit for a known Silverlight vulnerability was added to the Angler Exploit Kit, researchers said
The Facebook single sign-on service will make it easier for people to register and log into those Windows apps, according to Microsoft
The system comes from a joint venture of Verizon Wireless, AT&T and T-Mobile
At its re:Invent user conference, Amazon Web Services also unveils new instances types and multizone backups for its data warehouse
NICE Systems' Bob Banerjee discusses how an integrated approach like Physical Security Information Management can help keep campuses safer
Fighting cryptolocker malware: Data back-up and restoration regarded as the only way to really make sure you get files back
A photographers' group says Google is exploiting piracy
Plus, CyanogenMod steps up to the big leagues with Play Store move, the sequel to last year's critically applauded, undersold HTC One, sad-faces as emoji crash the new Hangouts app, and – yes – Lionel Messi.
The 'State of Salesforce' report arrives days before the cloud vendor's annual Dreamforce conference
Plastic gun reliability depends on materials and type of 3D printer used to make them, ATF tests show
The US government is responsible for over a third of the 26,000 requests Google received in the first half of 2013
Cybercrime Center provides legal, technical experts and facilities to thwart online crooks
Its demo follows others by Seagate and TDK
The ruling tosses out an 8-year-old class-action lawsuit against Google
Zoho is doing some 30 migrations per day away from rival CRM platforms, according to a company official
The case can be appealed at the Federal Court of Justice
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement will have wide-ranging effects on Internet services, an August draft obtained by Wikileaks shows
'Apple sources' cited for 1.7- and 1.3-inch wearables
AWS will build and manage the cloud that will sit in a CIA data center
With a new VDI, and plenty of customer examples, Amazon says it's an enterprise cloud
Passengers will get mobile Internet access, but they'll have to pay roaming charges
CUDA 6 adds support for unified memory, which will make programming for GPUs faster and more efficient
Finnish operator DNA is organizing a lauch event where 450 people will get one
Previously unknown vulnerabilities in the two browsers were exploited to fully compromise Windows 8.1 and Android mobile devices
Officials of a U.S. spy agency said declassification of certain information could harm national security
The product of EMC's XtremIO buyout last year finally hits general availability
The move will allow software vendors to build new applications that take advantage of Watson's "cognitive computing"
The environmental group says some firms may even be the vanguard for renewable energy use
