Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Take the next step, analysts urge Microsoft: Put Windows Phone on small tablets
Copyright levies on cloud computing services would be a disaster, says the Pirate Party MEP
Users have 72 hours to change their account passwords and will then be able to download their email archives
Fenwick & West director of IT Kevin Moore sees potential in it helping to speeding response to advanced malware threats
With the tool, the company wants to help IT administrators consolidate user authentication and application access
The agency collects about a half million buddy lists and email inboxes in a typical day, the newspaper reports
Aura Collaboration Environment simplifies putting communication capabilities into business apps
The company will use the new resources to expand its global reach
Startup Coho Data is unveiling a scalable "micro-array" architecture this week
Sepaton is introducing backup appliances that enterprises can combine to meet growing needs
The company also announced a number of new management tools at VMworld Europe
Tech lobbyists offer three post-crisis political outcomes for the tech industry
The almost indestructible disks would contain a record of human existence -- perhaps for alien life forms
iPhone 5C grabs slightly larger share in early sales than did the iPhone 4S last year
Industry execs discuss SLAs at McAfee Focus Conference
The backdoor lets attackers change a router configuration without authenticating
Ballmer doesn't get it, says Gartner analyst: Businesses don't want to deal with annual Windows updates
While the law was widely violated, the companies were not punished
The country's Federal Data Processing Service has been tasked with the job
The Affordable Care Act site has malfunctioned due to scalability issues, political squabbling and unreasonable deadlines
The UK chip firm released its first new MIPS CPU design, a 32-bit device with as many as six cores
New phones that take advantage of the OS update are expected from Nokia next week
The new large-screen smartphone from HTC goes on sale later this month
IE 'biggest inhibitor to continuous upgrades' for enterprises, says analyst
The backdoor could be used to modify a router's settings, a dangerous vulnerability
The broadcasters are turning to the U.S. Supreme Court after a lower court wouldn't grant an injunction
Agency's report on suspicious behavior never reached the NSA or its contractors, according to report in the New York Times
Nasdaq Computer Index ends week on upbeat note, as IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Cisco, Intel, and Microsoft shares rise.
Existing customers not required to change service plans
Robotics blast targets with M240 machines during live-fire demo at Fort Benning
Windows revenue should beat -2% forecast, assuming analysts can parse Microsoft's new reporting format; Chromebooks account for 1% of shipments
At the same time, though, permanent IT hiring may be rising as well, researcher says
U.S. automakers get a bad rap from discussion groups
Skype could face sanctions
Using simple radio signals, MIT researchers can pinpoint someone's location -- through a wall -- with near exact precision
Users will be able to opt out of Google featuring their names and photos in shared endorsements
The initiative's corporate members can't reveal what the government forced them to do leading to a breakdown in confidence, EFF said
New Galaxy S5 reported to have octa-core, 64-bit processor, fingerprint sensor and maybe a metal case, like the iPhone 5S
Offers maximum of $350 for a 128GB Surface Pro; gives back gift card; deal valid through Oct. 21
Phabulous phablet, slightly arched, launch date(s)
Once passed, the standard will become the benchmark to measure critical infrastructure security programs
An alleged $650 million bid for Fingerprint Cards by Samsung Electronics turned out to be a hoax
