Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Intermec devices survive rain, drops, heat and will help lower costs (See video below)
Disciplinary proceedings could follow
A sit-down with Sacha Labourey, founder and president of PaaS company CloudBees
Also workers want Microsoft Surface; more storage for Surface
Some customers fume, critics seize shortage as sign that Microsoft fumbled launch
Like many competitors, Apple is looking for new product categories beyond smartphones and tablets
Limited information will be released as the investigation continues, Bit9's CTO writes
Flash 11.6 to block automatic play of content in docs created with Office 2007 and older
The trade plan would let him diversify his portfolio, a company filing said
Mobile carrier Telefonica shifted a VoLTE call to 3G on a multivendor network
Criminals get around an application whitelist by going after the vendor providing the security product
Users will closely watch service and support
SAP is 'extremely disappointed' with the state controller's decision, according to a spokesman
Lawyers for a bank and the USPTO argue that abstract ideas aren't patentable when a computer is added
Monitors migration of entertainment activities from PCs to tablets, smartphones; bets on the PC's demise only if Windows 8 succeeds on tablets
Microsoft adds document-sharing link feature
Company works with Texas colleges to train new staff
Reinvigorated after failure of AT&T merger plan, T-Mobile looks to lure business users with promotions, Apple iPhone 5 and BlackBerry Z10
Twitter and Facebook light up with jokes, information and warnings about #Nemo
The deal is related to a price-fixing investigation into Apple and its e-book store
The highly anticipated tablet will test the company's viability in that market
Strangeloop to bolster Redware's application delivery portfolio
Smoking Gun publishes several personal photos of Bush family found by a self-proclaimed hacker
Federal judge finds Innovatio's patent enforcement tactics protected by Constitution
IE vulnerabilities offered hackers a one-two punch, expert says.
Malware authors add phishing-like credential theft capabilities to banking Trojan programs, researchers from Trusteer say
Both Windows and OS X already under attack
Security experts ask if government won't share information, why should the private sector?
HP issued the new guidelines to address the increase in student labor used at factories in China
Users visiting many websites were redirected to an error message on Facebook
Innovative apps could still break new ground in the meantime, experts said
Making it easier for banks to deploy mobile apps securely is on IBM's to-do list for its mainframes
The new version of the LibreOffice supports the CMIS content management exchange standard
A concept video of a high-end, touchscreen-equipped Chromebook prototype raises questions about Google's long-term plans -- and its own provenance
Shuttles bogus search result clicks to a special page that sports explanation and links to clean-up tools
CedarCrestone is being sued by Oracle, which claims it illegally provided third-party support for Oracle software
The Federal Circuit hears a case Friday involving the patentability of abstract ideas when combined with a computer
"Depth perception wow feature," acronym bliss, stereo sound despair
Will patch near-record 57 bugs in IE, Windows, Office and Exchange Server
Mystery contact points could support an external battery, make Surface Pro an all-day mobile device
Novati Technologies complies with federal "International Traffic in Arms" rules through CipherCloud
That's an estimated $44 million worth of compute power for the low, low price of $4,360
