Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Analysts say it needs to improve its unified communications and enterprise social efforts or risk being left behind
Design changes -- the new iPad Air is lighter, thinner and faster -- prompt consumers to unload older Apple tablets to fund purchases
The malware checks if infected systems have a SAP client application installed, ERPScan researchers said
Microsoft, Google, Yahoo and other Internet companies had so far asked for permission to reveal data requests to the public
Rockstar acquired Nortel's patents for US$4.5 billion after outbidding Google
Apple launched the iPad Air in China on Friday
The Senate Intelligence Committee bill would allow the bulk collection of US phone records to continue, with some limits
Links between Africa and the rest of the world will keep pace, growing 51 percent per year through 2019, Telegeography says
DHS warns public safety departments that their out-of-date Android devices are a security risk, but updating them is not always easy
Some positive news from Apple, Facebook, as well as upbeat reports on software and tablet sales help fuel share prices
Citrix improves scaling, setup for mobile management product
Identity and access management as a service on a roll, but encryption as a service struggling
Analyst points out that Google Trends -- a predictor of past quarter sales -- is down 25% from last year at this time
Unlike other NoSQL data stores, Accumulo provides role-based access to data
The vote, however, is nonbinding
Google Android phone is finally – FINALLY – out. Now can we all just take a deep breath?
The hotly anticipated phone offers LTE network technology and other enhancements
Egnyte's iOS, Android apps leverage virtual server to reach through firewall
Fourth significant solar flare in 9 days; it may affect navigation and communications systems Thursday
An IETF plan looks to HTTP 2.0 to help protect internet users from the NSA.
A request by state attorneys general to change the Communications Decency Act is a bad idea, NetChoice says
Each airline will need to get FAA approval before offering their passengers gate-to-gate use of their portable electronics
IBM is offering free migration to customers off its SmartCloud platform
The issue is related to a management feature used to deploy services on Azure
Expands Android security, adds user-based license, full iOS 7 support
Google Reader had plenty of company in being buried by Google this year
Penetration testers used a faked woman's identity on social networks to break into a government agency with strong cybersecurity defenses
Gartner has predicted 25 percent of enterprises will have app stores by 2017
The technology can also help non-deaf users translate spoken words into sign language
The company has cut its revenue and profit forecast for its fiscal year
Dark Mail will provide end-to-end encryption, including email metadata
As security threats increasingly cross role boundaries, information and physical security pros struggle to get along
Google said the shift is not connected to proposed legislation in Brazil that would mandate user data be held locally
A panel at RSA Europe debated a proposed Dutch police hacking law
A tool known as MUSCULAR lets the agency copy data flows across fiber-optic cables, The Washington Post reports
The carrier can offer 50-60Mbps peak speeds in five cities
Facebook on Wednesday reported a decline in daily use among younger teens
