Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Intel will announce new tablets based on Bay Trail processors at Intel Developer Forum next week
Apple vows an appeal of the injunction
Will host first Chrome developers summit this November to push OS subversion strategy
Facebook has closed the comments period on the policy updates amid controversy
4K video is hot, but getting content to TVs is still an issue. IFA provided a glimpse into the future.
Space telescope spots first of what scientists hope will be hundreds of finds
A post on the auction site's Deals blog asks users about the virtual currency
A different kind of partnership was considered before Facebook's acquisition
Office 365 customers will be able to store larger and more diverse files on the suite's cloud collaboration server
Sets Patch Tuesday plans with slate of 14 updates, including critical fixes to IE, Windows, Office and SharePoint
Fourteen September bulletins means lots of work for administrators
The agency has been working since 2000 to circumvent encryption through a variety of methods, a news report says
Anheuser-Busch aims to gain access to new talent to work on big data, analytics projects
It's hoping to dismiss the class-action suit over privacy
IaaS provider Virtustream says customers demand encryption options
The CEO made a surprise appearance during Facebook's first Parse developers day
The Galaxy Note III becomes official, Sony rolls out the Xperia Z1, the Nexus 5 'leaks' as Google fakes us off a piece of that KitKat bar.
Production might not resume for six months and could affect 10% of the worlds DRAM supply
The first batch of so-called Chrome 'packaged apps' is now available for users of the browser's 'stable' version
Monday's hearing is a major step in a long argument over FCC authority over net neutrality
An appeals court hearing Monday is the latest in a long debate over the regulations
The LADEE observatory is now set to blast off Friday night for a four-to-five-month mission
Snowdon contact says revelations on private Wi-Fi NSA spying are still to come
Companies are designing new chips for wearable computers but also dusting off existing designs that failed to catch hold
Samsung is working with Eutelsat in Europe to offer commercial broadcasts
The initial offering is Marketing Performance Solution, which combines SAP's HANA with Accenture analytics
So far, the network is still working, but measures need to be taken for the future, Tor said
Some wonder if VMware's vCloud Hybrid Service packs the punch to take on Amazon Web Services
Audi's self-driving tech works through a mobile app; set for unveiling at CES 2014
The cooker gets instructions via the Internet on what to do
The tablet will start shipping in November
Lenovo's Vibe X smartphone has a 5-inch full HD screen and runs Android 4.2
Lenovo's Yoga 2 Pro and ThinkPad Yoga will ship on Oct. 18
Xiaomi recently gained attention for hiring a former Google executive
The Jabil factory in Wuxi, China, has been producing the new budget iPhone, according to the watchdog group
Facebook said the proposed changes do not reflect a change in its ad practices or policies
The redesign represents the company's latest reinvention
The service lets people post rewards for converting password hashes into their original form
Hackers, criminals and advertisers are at the top of the list of groups people wish to avoid, the survey showed
The jury was to decide whether Motorola breached its agreements to provide certain technology to Microsoft on fair and reasonable terms
The new fiber technology could be a thin, fast connector throughout data centers, Intel says
The low-power Atom chip is available in multiple variants to better compete with ARM-based processors
AWS now comes with Redis, while Windows Azure promises faster response times
Samsung's new Note 3 will face more competition than its predecessors
Stand-alone Glass app store can help Google create a community of users of the technology, analysts say
