Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Qualcomm shoots its collective mouth off again, Samsung flaunts its curves, Eric Schmidt says Android's safer than iOS, and more flak for the Galaxy Note 3.
TotalityAgility 7.0 adds mobile devices, info capture, analytics
Users should delete the 'install' directories from their vBulletin deployments and upgrade to the latest version of the software
Advertisers see the power in small screens
The European Court of Human Rights approves fine for news site
If left unpatched, the vulnerabilities could enable denial-of-service, command execution or authentication bypass attacks
At Fort Benning demonstration, robotics firms show off technology that can carry soldiers' gear and fend off the enemy
Analyst Daryl Plummer summarizes cloud computing in 6 handy aphorisms
iCloud glitch in August returns, swaps users' custom calendar colors for purple and pink, won't let them manually switch back
Acer's C720 Chromebook comes two days after HP and Google's Chromebook 11, which has an ARM chip.
Airbnb said it was fighting a subpoena for information on hosts of its rental service
The country's Supreme Court allowed the Election Commission to introduce it in stages
The program aims to improve critical open-source tools widely used across the Internet
An analysis by PrivCo reveals a Twitter "slip-up" in previous documents
Users now can also choose multiple destinations for one trip
Technologies that follow you around the store could be a benefit or the latest privacy invasion
The cars are a few hours away from the finish line in Adelaide
Is the Round's curved display significant technology or just a gimmick in a string of new Samsung products?
PC shipments fell by 7.6 percent during Q3, performing better than IDC's original projection of a 9.5 percent drop
The technology could also help the blind to identify objects on a touch screen
Several companies are exploring the idea of trading cloud services on a commodities future exchange market, and the idea is gaining credence
U.K.-based James Forshaw demonstrates how to bypass Windows 8.1's defenses, wins first bonus payment in June program
Facebook's homebuilt Flashcache can reduce wear and tear on SSDs while boosting data throughput to users
HP has to 'up its game substantially,' CEO Meg Whitman told financial analysts
WhatsApp uses the same RC4 encryption key for incoming and outgoing streams, a Dutch developer said
M2M deal puts wireless modules into GE industrial machines such as jet engines
A radio-shielded lab is part of an expanded S.F. Innovation Center for helping startups
The agency needs to restore trust in order to defend the U.S. against cyberthreats, the director says
One system uses three radars, ultrasonic sensors and a camera to scan the road ahead
Intel's CISO: We don't support any backdoors
A version of Mobile Backend Starter for iOS is now available
The company said it will help drive down costs by bringing competition to a market where Qualcomm rules
Companies with Facebook fan pages are not responsible for the way Facebook handles visitors' personal data, a court has ruled
Arrests stemming from the takedown of the Silk Road tells sellers on illicit marketplaces in the hidden Web are not safe from the law
Phones running Firefox OS will soon also be available in Germany, Brazil and other countries
Reports by AllThingD tech blog and others peg the launch event as in sync with 2012's debut of iPad Mini
Offshore development teams had trouble understanding company's Nike+ direction, so turned to an onshore team
Automakers want to standardize on a Linux-based OS that would make vehicle infotainment systems act more like smartphones
Netflix is one of the biggest cloud users in the world, but even for this company not everything is in the cloud
Federal desktops, servers are vulnerable to new threats when they are turned back on, analysts say
