Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Nearly three quarters of full-time SAP workers seek jobs
The Open will cost $79.99 without a contract in the US
Most users are vulnerable long before and long after the patch comes out
They're buzzwords, but devops and cloud computing can reshape IT departments willing to make the jump
Users have been advised to generate a new address with a repaired random number generator
Purported schedule syncs with last year's iPhone 5 debut
Vint Cerf, who met with Obama this week, hopes transparency will help
No final judgments were made in a Friday hearing on how to redress Apple's anticompetitive practices in the e-book market
One observer says the decision could affect relations between the US and South Korea, depending on what comes next
Internet company earnings provide some bright spots
Riverbed executive outlines how the company has put together a parcel of tools focused on improving IT resource performance.
The president calls for more transparency about the NSA data collection and some changes to the surveillance court
Lavabit, Silent Circle shut down secure email operations in no-win faceoff with federal law
Carnegie Mellon study looked at real-world cellular calling and millions of accident records from 2002 to 2005
Customers are not willing to pay for high-priced ultrabooks with Windows 8
RSA expert details "Hand of Thief" banking Trojan
Arbor Networks reveals a massive password bruteforcing attack campaign that remains active to this day.
Resurrects anti-Google negative campaign with shot at Gmail's inbox ads
CEO's comments confirm earlier direction in favor of Intel-based Windows tablets
A lower court misinterpreted the rules for allowing an injunction, Apple's lawyer argues
Developers get points for taking classes, publishing apps, and can swap points for Xbox games, OS upgrades
The 5-in. smartphone may be the final Blackberry phone released this year
Something more revolutionary is needed to catch the imagination of consumers
The consulting firm placed number one in a ranking compiled by Glassdoor
Pictures of plastic, plastic projections, sexy beasts and 64-bit
Free applications won't be affected by the change, Salesforce.com says
Prompted by blow-up over Chrome's apathy about password security, expert urges Google to lock passwords with a master key
But the Safety Council believes better laws and stricter enforcement are needed
Debate begins over whether the EU can really damage U.S. cloud leadership
Silent Circle said it was shutting the mail service ahead of receiving data requests from governments
Lavabit specialized in providing a highly secure, encrypted email service
Tegra revenue will fall by as much as 40 percent this year, the company said
The changes are coming starting Thursday to iPhone, iPad and Android
You may soon have a smartphone or tablet with more than a terabyte of high-speed storage
Challenge focuses on building robot that can find and collect samples on Mars, asteroids
The city is waiting on Google to propose changes to the public network
Slates eight security updates for next week, including critical fixes to Exchange likely stemming from Oracle's Outside In technology
Android news/rumors: The end of an era, plus giant robots annoyed as LG removes "optimus" title from latest release, Android's continued domination and why people think it's doomed, and a Moto X engineer hates back on critics
Facebook wants a bite of Twitter's success with real-time events
In each of the past four quarters, overall uptime for Office 365 has exceeded 99.9 percent, and Microsoft wants everyone to know it
Move could foreshadow wave of partnerships between systems integrators and service providers
Microsoft Windows XP through Windows 8 face urgent patches
