Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Warrant request too broad, fails to meet 4th amendment standards
Moving virtual machines across different hypervisors is possible, still requires much manual intervention, a study found
Supporters of the legislation still hope to vote in the Senate Friday or Saturday
Drumbeat of leaks leads to high expectations for upgrade, but pricing, form factor and apps need attention, too
Dueling rumors on the release of the latest and greatest Android version, plus the Nexus 5, brand-new display technology for the Galaxy Note 3 and Swype
More governments worldwide are asking the site to take down political content
Tickets to annual conference sell out in 2 minutes
Microsoft's puny 7.4% share is the result of user confusion, shortage of apps, pricing issues and limited distribution, says Strategy Analytics
Shipments of smart glasses will start to soar in 2014, when Google Glass is due for release, research firm says
Wildly popular iPhone, iPad, Mac developers show sells out faster than you can say 'iPhone 6'
Analysts say the $169 price of Slate 7 is a lesson from HP's TouchPad fire sale in 2011
Claims 2010's $200M settlement and licensing deal doesn't cover multi-platform Skype
Strengthening the security of Adobe's internal infrastructure is another goal for new CSO Brad Arkin
The committee votes to require search warrants for electronic records stored for more than 180 days
On the earnings call, Cook talks about timing, innovation, screen size
The new LinkedIn Contacts will also be released as a standalone iOS application
Google rivals to have their say on remedial measures
Cody Wilson, the founder of Defense Distributed, may soon disrupt the nationwide gun control debate with a 3D-printed gun.
Venture from EMC, VMware and GE could help enterprises exploit big data for new apps
Microsoft's aim is a licensing deal with Motorola
The hacktivist group, which has been hammering U.S. banks since late last year, has now expanded attacks to other financial services companies
Technology is outrunning the security needed to keep it safe
The company promised more titles in the second half of 2013, a day after saying the console had not met sales targets
Pew researchers find political participation still more common among the wealthy, even online.
The university-developed GapSense system could help prevent interference between Wi-Fi and other networks
The House Judiciary Committee will launch a broad review in the coming months
The verdict marks 'a victory for free speech,' the whistle-blowing site says
CERN physicists get first hints on what happened to anti-matter
Online businesses have no reason to push forward with do-not-track promises, Rockefeller says
Dunkin' Donuts, Southwest Airlines shine on Twitter during Boston bombings
Dell's latest bid to expand beyond PCs is a push into mobile device management
Expert: State officials face a 'rat's nest' of work to fix IT project planning problems
iPad Mini is a drain on Apple's profits, but analysts say the company wants to bring more customers into its fold
Industrial control systems, traffic signal controllers, fuel pumps are easily hacked via poorly configured serial port systems, Rapid7 says
T-Mobile announces possible five-day delay; Sprint earlier announced slight delay
Department of Homeland Security is preparing to deploy a much more powerful version of its EINSTEIN intrusion-detection system that can capture e-mail content and personally identifiable data
General Electric has invested $105 million in the new company
The new app lets users share content on their Twitter and Facebook feeds.
The MDS 9710 has up to 24 terabits-per-second performance
Samsung looks to establish a physical presence in thousands of retail stores in the US
Cites 'inventory challenges' from Samsung
Researchers advise users to upgrade to Java 7 Update 21 as soon as possible if they haven't already
Tucci attributes higher fixed costs and inventory to the profit decline
But Apple can always file a request with the court to lift the ban, a court spokeswoman said
The Japanese gamemaker rebounded from a huge loss a year ago, but sales of its two core consoles continue to disappoint
Report cautions companies to weigh dangers and scrutinize safeguards before choosing cloud provider
Despite the exposure of the cyberespionage, Operation Beebus is still active, although its infrastructure has changed
