Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Apple investigating work practices at Chinese supplier of iPhone parts
A military judge aqcuitted Bradley Manning of most serious charge but found him guilty of spilling secrets to WikiLeaks
The institute remained neutral on the case, according to a report reviewing its role
Undercover workers at Apple supplier describe 'plastic iPhone'
Facebook now offers promotional incentives to help game developers reach the company's 800 million users
Oracle had alleged its former partner was providing PeopleSoft tax updates in an illegal manner
Minus low-price strategies, Apple and Microsoft forever doomed to trail Google
The move could help boost the company's hardware sales
Taiwan firm plans to focus instead on making devices running Intel chips, report says
Maker of smartphone-tablets and other hybrids readies assault on smartphone market, Asus chairman says
MongoDB user access can now be controlled and managed by Red Hat Enterprise Linux's Identity Management package
Web-application attacks have jumped, too, FireHost reports
Developers can choose from four additional popular development frameworks
The company also benefited from consolidating two companies into its results as subsidiaries
Muzik to work with developers to create more apps for its headphones
But recent acquisitions -- and its acquisition by SoftBank -- leave Sprint better placed for growth, the company said
The smartphone maker has been struggling to lift its earnings because of increased competition
The graphing app allows people to view their text data in a more emotive way, says developer
Diablo Technologies plans to put flash in the memory channel for a fast route to server processors
A researcher found a way to manipulate Google Translate, although it isn't through a security vulnerability
The pilot will show unused TV bands delivering wireless broadband to rural schools
Vendors charged rates as high as $115 per hour for services and then shared the money with IT management
An initial rush of enthusiasm powered by limited lower prices and widespread publicity seems to be flagging
Robot that could one day be used by the military or for search and rescue missions (Video below)
Privacy advocates and lawmakers push forward with efforts to stop NSA's surveillance programs
EMC taps executive at RSA, its security division, to focus on cloud computing initiatives
The new program features a broader set of technologies and deployment models
Acknowledges increased risk of leaks to hackers
Forrester analyst makes a case for adding Google Chrome OS devices to the mobile mix
The companies are jointly creating a new optical disk specification based on the existing technologies of each
Icahn urges Dell board to not adopt the rule change for shareholder vote proposed by Michael Dell and Silver Lake
Locking system used to protect luxury cars is outdated, say security researchers
Toshiba introduces $799 Satellite E45t 14-inch ultrabook and the $579 Satellite E55 15.6-inch laptop
Bob Mansfield dropped from roster, but remains for special projects
Cloud providers must be monitored at all times, the Dutch banking regulator said
Puts the Apple veteran -- who retired, then returned last year -- on 'special projects'
With the right boss and the right broadband, these tech workers relocated to paradise destinations
China Labor Watch has released a report documenting alleged labor violations at Pegatron's factories in China
Samsung's devices were found by a jury in California to have infringed one of the claims of the patent
