Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Enterprise Web app developers cry foul over retirement of plug-in that puts Chrome engine inside older versions of IE
The USPTO reversed its opinion on an important Apple patent claim
The Japanese company says it will try to leverage its LCD technologies to break into new industries
Local tech companies see major opportunities brought on by reforms in the country
Myanmar's government wants to increase the nation's mobile penetration to at least 75 percent by 2016
Legislation in both New York state and the city aim to regulate the making of guns using 3-D printers
International physics alliance chooses Vidyo video conferencing gear
Customers may get a free LTE device if they are still under contract with WiMax devices when the service ends
Privacy concerns are top of mind in light of revelations about NSA data collection
Xbox One's price, $100 more than PS4, and potentially restrictive DRM hurt the console's outlook
Also Surface software updates, HP pushing Windows 8, and a 7-inch Windows 8 tablet
Could 'move the needle' on Windows 8 and new form factors, argues analyst
Plus, Samsung going heavy metal but light on the updates, Google Glass gets torn up
A trip back through the years, after a chance encounter with an old review.
Even when presented with copious email evidence, Apple VP Eddy Cue had little to say about charges of e-book price collusion
The agency's new recommendations follow reports of vulnerabilities in some medical devices, the FDA says
The kill switch is part of an initiative to reduce thefts, which sometimes involve violence
The announcement comes two days after Tibco announced it would buy CEP vendor Streambase
EU lawmakers say there is no threat of data snooping
The Commission did not cave in to US lobbying, a spokeswoman says
Price cuts of 14% since early June 2012 narrow the difference between notebooks and tablets, may be Apple's attempt to slow cannibalization
US residents feel that they have little or no control over the type of information that is collected and used
For now, the Android gaming handheld is complementary to consoles
Company moves from XP to Windows 7 and with systems that run 8 GB to 16 GB RAM
For 20th Century Fox, IT is 'more relevant' than ever
Apple needs to commit to these changes, the Belgian consumer organization said
About 1,300 employees so far, says worker group
Holders of the dormant accounts will have the option to retain them if they sign in
The company has seen a surge in phishing activity in the region
The company's board and a special committee say shareholders should take Dish's $4.40-per-share offer
The carrier's Network Vision project is bringing multiple networks into one cabinet
The accused hacked financial institutions, laundered money and sent it overseas, say US prosecutors
LenovoEMC adds Acronis True Image to NAS
#ohnoyoudidn't! Starting today, Facebook users can start to use Twitter-like hashtags
Hewlett-Packard develops a single operating system to manage both HP Cloud and private cloud deployments
OpenStack offerings restructured as Red Hat searches for sweet spot
The new feature lets users more easily surface content by topic
But Versata can appeal and SAP has yet to get a $345 million judgment overturned
Not toboggans, but dry ice carving gullies into sand dunes
If you're looking for an untraceable e-commerce platform to avoid NSA snooping, Bitcoin probably isn't going to suffice.
The Barcelona Supercomputing Center will deploy a prototype ARM supercomputer in July
Adds automation software to campus and data center switches
