Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Verizon plans to offer LTE roaming in several countries early next year, with other operators also planning to roll out the service
The changes are designed to make it easier for members to find information about jobs, groups, companies and other professionals
Buys 2-year-old startup WiFiSlam for precision indoor positioning
Nokia took this unusual step to prevent Google from forcing its proprietary technology on others, a company spokesman said
Also: Windows RT gets dissed, iPads beware Windows 8
Had engineering and military background before breaking into high-tech industry
Apache has approved CloudStack as a top-level project, showing how the project is moving beyond the control of Citrix
Safari is the biggest beneficiary, making Apple's browser punch over its desktop weight
Blackstone and a group led by investor Carl Icahn have submitted bids
Apple is late to the indoor mapping market but the acquisition is sensible and could bring them up to speed, analysts said
Criticism came after China's state-run CCTV network aired a segment on Apple's warranty policies
Attacks Mozilla over third-party cookie blocking decision
Training center deploys alpha version of open source project to build Second-Life style virtual world grid
Multi-hypervisor management, hybrid cloud connectivity, and converged infrastructure implementation ... Data center managers have a lot of deal with nowadays.
The ruling by an administrative law judge has to be reviewed by the commission
The equity firm's counteroffer could start a bidding war
Option locks Apple IDs, stymies account hijacking
The nonbinding proposal is the first step toward allowing states to collect sales tax from e-commerce sellers
Microsoft bought Yammer in mid-2012 to boost enterprise social features in SharePoint and other Office and Dynamics products
One of the incidents affected more than 30 percent of user requests to connect to the cloud storage suite
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act wrongly applied in case related to illegal access of data from iPad users on AT&T networks, they contend
The lawsuit comes as rumors surface that Google is making its own smartwatch
The company begins a battle with Microsoft for third place in the large U.S. market
Ballpoint pen UI, 3D/interactive/AR/Whizbang, The Killer Feature, wings
Based on MX router, what becomes of Juniper's QFabric Interconnect, EX8200?
CASP is 'toughest technical test' in network security from CompTIA
Genachowski is being praised for his focus on broadband and spectrum issues
The malware is being sold on cybercriminal forums, McAfee researchers say
Beats all comers, including Samsung, in J.D. Power customer satisfaction survey
Senate bill could impose large fees for big H-1B visa users, sources say
DDoS attacks on U.S. banks were more advanced technically, but the attackers of the South Korean banks did much more damage
Canonical is setting up a joint lab in Beijing to support the project
Sony's game division said it will release new PlayStation develeopment tools that make it easier to port games to its systems
The company's COO discusses Zynga's plans to become more socially independent
Michael Dell needs to get his privatization deal done quickly to avoid harming his business
Twitter goes from inane to tweets from popes, presidents and natural disaster survivors
E-book outlines best practices, planning tips
Supporters say the amendment would remove the disadvantage that brick-and-mortar retailers face
IBM's new work shows that flexible low-power circuitry could be built with strongly correlated materials
BES 10 promises rewards, but upgrading to it not as simple as with past BES moves
'Sending a signal,' says analyst, by pairing Kevin Lynch with Bob Mansfield, Apple's top engineer now working on processors
Apple is used more by women, Google by men, survey finds
