Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Sprint expected to sell one in U.S., but analyst questions its chances
European politicians call for asylum for Snowden
The AutoritA(c) de la Concurrence also raided two Apple distributors last week
Mike Clayville switching to Amazon Web Services marks the third departure of a high-ranking VMware official in the past few weeks
The ZTE Open will cost $90 with a prepaid subscription
The program creates a distributor network to push Surface to companies, government agencies and schools
Microsoft's SkyDrive cloud storage infringes on trademarks of the British Sky Broadcasting Group, a British court ruled on Friday
Vulnerabilities in the ZRTPCPP library affect several encrypted phone call apps, researchers said
New developments like 802.11ac ensure WiFi keeps up with exploding demand
Pre-standard products are already emerging, so now is the time to start planning
If the Wi-Fi Alliance has its way, you'll be able to wander from hotspot to hotspot seamlessly
Gigabit Wi-Fi might solve some of your problems, but you can probably get more out of what you already have
New standard for browser-based, real-time conferencing could be a game changer
New standard for browser-based conferencing could shake up enterprise networks
Secret law removes the public from an informed debate, according to the 26 senators
Nokia Siemens Networks will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Nokia
Mt. Gox in Japan has registered as a Money Services Business with the US government
nano a mano, battery included, June 29, Chinese assembly line
The aging network, renowned for push-to-talk, is finally headed for recycling
The AltaVista search engine is one product getting the boot
Tech closes out the first half of the year only modestly up compared to other sectors
The companies' partnership has implications for Database 12c, rival vendors like Workday and both Oracle and Salesforce.com customers
A new automated review process is in the works
Co-founders have learned important lessons in 14 years and two mobile startup companies
More than half now transfer sensitive or confidential data to the cloud
Create bootable installation media to upgrade without each device touching the Windows Store
The bill would increase the number of visa allowed in a handful of programs
The former Intel CTO is leaving his job because of an age limit for Intel employees working as corporate officers
Contract details not available
The rebranding and the apparent battalions of upcoming releases could suggest a change in the air for Motorola – or not. Plus, Google Edition everything, Verizon bumbles HTC One launch, and glitzy promotions galore.
Azure features lets customers automatically turn services up and down as demand requires
The system also uses dash cams to share images of street conditions across Japan
Smartphone shipments were below analyst expectations, but BlackBerry CEO asks for patience
The malware is similar to the one used against South Korean banks and TV broadcasters in March, Symantec researchers said
The first operators are now rolling out LTE-Advanced functionality, while Swisscom has showed global roaming is possible
Coming some day to a network near you: LTE-Advanced and LTE with voice
Demand for the big data technology continues to be strong
The Japanese company said use of the 'PokeCreator' app can cause its games to become unplayable, warns of tournament bans
Q&A with early SDN adopter Steve Wallace
