Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Volumes remain steady as junkmeisters return to old spam scams
Customers in 26 countries can now use the store
Popping inventory, Apple’s secret factories, June madness
If IT job candidates were to negotiate higher salaries, they could expect a bump in the 5% range, according to jobs site Dice.com
The phone is lighter than the Lumia 920 and has a Xenon flash
Earlier, Blackstone Group had withdrawn its bid for the company
'I still think we will win in the end,' Defense Distributed founder Cody Wilson says in response.
Interop panelists showcase manifold uncertainties surrounding BYOD
Petition on Change.org asks company to reconsider, collects 4,400 signatures in four days
NASA reports crew in no danger; growing leak could shut down a cooling loop
App developers would be required to notify and get consent from consumers before collecting their data
Until smartphone components can bend, flexible displays not expected to take off.
Some of the technology has to be deployed together for maximum security, making the process complicated, said one security expert
Raymond Locklin placed orders on Intuit for free replacement disks of its software
U.S. federal prosecutors indicted eight people accused of running a vast carding scheme
The attack compromised several Google Apps accounts, one of which controlled The Onion's Twitter account
Users can now watch full episodes of certain shows on the site, starting at $0.99 a month
Details are still sketchy on the acquisition of Ubalo whose chief service focuses on faster coding
The Tegra 4 is likely to find a home in tablets, while the Tegra 4i chips could be aimed at smartphones, analysts said
Designs to make plastic guns downloaded more than 100,000 times from Defense Distributed's website before feds said to remove them
The enterprise social networking's product revenue grew 259 percent year on year in the quarter ended in March
The burgeoning technology could be useful to the Defense Department, the president said
Past 3D smartphones havent caught on, analyst notes
Untreated, Internet Explorer vulnerabilities could lead to remote code execution exploits
A week before Google I/O, the company pushes through a software upgrade
IHS iSupply teardown finds that Snapdragon chip in Samsung GS4 likely needs help from Fujitsu chip to handle heavily-promoted feature
The Android app has been available for about a month
The agency proposes a new air-to-ground service using fixed satellite spectrum
The WD Black SSHD read/write performance tops out at 450MB/350MB/sec, respectively
Software defined networking could be the answer
HANA, the cloud and social software are among the issues on tap
Facebook looking to buy crowd-sourced traffic, mapping app, report says
Agencies must make government data available in open, machine-readable formats, the president says
The goal is to make it easier for service providers to launch cloud services
Smaller-scale deployments pose different challenges than cutthroat data center market.
Account passwords and credit card information were encrypted, the company claims
Microsoft knows how many Windows 8 PCs and tablets have been activated, but it's not saying
Smartphone shipments to the Chinese market reached 82 million, three times that of the U.S.
Many Tridium Niagara systems in use today are left unpatched, and the company acknowledges there's a problem with update deployments
Organizations leaning too heavily on virtualization vendors for protection, BeyondTrust finds
The phone has an upgraded user interface and platform based on the acquisition of Smarterphone
Mozilla expects its Firefox OS to become the third major mobile OS
Google's office is not the only one in Australia with vulnerable building control software
Riverbed researcher says hardware used to run networks of the future will get less and less important
The law would have required cellphone retailers to provide information about alleged dangers of cellphone radiation
