Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
AT&T posts its second highest quarter for U-verse TV subscriber growth
The layoffs result partly from Broadcom's acquisition of LTE chip assets from Renesas Electronics
What's the best way to consume open source code?
Ira Winkler and Samantha Manke break down four ways to use metrics as a way to measure your security program's effectiveness
Businesses get 2.5 GB per month of free data service for first three months
Goodlatte's bill would help put an end to the patent troll business model, supporters say
New products address areas like communications security, third-party participants and IT management
Lousy PC sales, Microsoft's refusal to complete in small-tablet market contribute to another downgrade of Windows device estimates
The ARMv8-R architecture could improve the performance of vehicle brakes, medical devices and factory systems
One vendor that tested the site fingers poor coding, corner cutting
Bendable screens and surface treatments to keep germs away are in Samsung's sights
Ahead of the launch of its cloud service, Pivotal has released an in-memory database and data viewer
The new drive comes with four read-write heads
When launching a new product, these common mistakes could cost startups valuable opportunities.
New tablets, including iPad Air, focus on constant connections via LTE and other cellular networks
The cloud introduces much more dynamic characteristics to IT
Mini smartphone has 4.3-in. display, compared to the 5-in. Galaxy S 4 display
The smartphone has a 4-inch screen and 5-megapixel camera
Cancelled MobileNext project hit as product line pruning continues
Taxation, a digital single market, telecommunications rules and data protection are all on the agenda
Torvalds will keep working on Linux until he gets bored or his doctor decides he cannot do it anymore
Code-signed malware hot spots said to be China, Brazil, South Korea
Owners of several recent Galaxy devices will be able to use the Gear to answer phone calls
'Free is good,' says Apple exec Tuesday as he announces free upgrade to newest Mac OS
Was it politics or just bad design at Healthcare.gov? The problems with mobile may offer a clue
Hackers exposed data on 123,000 people at one, another put personal data of 6 million Medicare beneficiaries at risk
Apple says Samsung has used the leaked documents to its competitive advantage
The Internet company had asked the FISA court for permission to review the documents before their public release
The government used a GPS device attached to the van of Harry Katzin, one of the suspects in thefts of pharmacies, to track movements
Sergey Aleynikov is fighting a second case alleging that he stole Goldman Sachs' code
Facebook on Tuesday removed a gruesome video on the site that it had previously allowed
Xiaomi has no immediate plans to enter the US either
Barra praised the smartphone manufacturer's user-focused design at a recent event in San Francisco
MicroStrategy has renamed its flagship BI tool as MicroStrategy Analytics Enterprise
Qualcomm's Anand Chandrasekher retains the title of chief marketing officer but will now focus on enterprises
Both have new A7 chip, M7 co-processor, and Retina displays
The instant messaging software proves a quick hit with Android and iOS users
New versions will be delivered after ByDesign is 'refactored' for SAP's HANA in-memory platform
The Russian social media exec speaks out on Facebook and privacy
Laser communications could replace radio for future robotic and human space missions
Whole host of announcements, from new iPads and cheaper MacBook Pro laptops to free OS X Mavericks upgrade
