Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The HTC One X+ will start shipping in Europe and Asia in October, and a U.S. version will arrive in the coming months
Online sales tax creates 'clear and present danger' to the Internet, NetChoice says
Amazon wants to make it easier for enterprises to test its relational database service
The US will not support changes to international telecommunications rules proposed by European telcos at a conference in December
Users of older iPhones, iPads recharging more often, floundering for fixes
The deal highlights the growing trend of integrating application and device management
The raid and the outage are probably unrelated, said the hosting service's owner
ACLU, other advocacy groups say 'non-content' surveillance of phone, email and social networking activity is an invasion of privacy
Japanese operator NTT DoCoMo is demonstrating a chat system that aims to accurately portray your facial emotions online.
Japan's Sharp declined to name their client, but showed a 7-inch IGZO display at its booth at the electronics show
HP rolls out controller, applications and 9 more OpenFlow switches
OrbitFront, debuting at Demo Fall, will give consumers a referral fee when their review leads to a purchase through the site
Tarsier will show off its emerging user-interface technology at Demo Fall
Four hundred customers have licensed Fusion Applications since their release a year ago
Project Athena will deliver the next-generation Sparc64 processor by next year
Prolexic says 'itsoknoproblembro' kit's uses points to sophisticated operation
Employers can track location, software installs
To grab more of the market, PC makers need to bring prices down, IHS Suppli says
The site will be faster and the navigation and layout friendly to tablet users, according to the company
OpenStack backers respond to critique of open source cloud computing project
In an extension to JavaScript, Microsoft provides static typing, classes and modularization
Kleinrock: 50 years at UCLA where he's assembling an Internet history center
Nokia works to find more users for its mapping services as it competes with Google and Apple
CEO Steve Ballmer courts developers just a month from launch
The deal is expected to bring better coverage and faster data to users within weeks
Oracle has issued a release candidate of the upcoming MySQL 5.6
The country's largest electronics show begins this week outside of Tokyo, featuring consumer, mobile and now car technology
The four-legged robot would help relieve soldiers of heavy battle loads
HP's ElitePad 900 has Windows 8, an Intel processor and will ship in January next year
ISU's new Information Systems Security Laboratory being set up to test vendor security products
Last year's award winners take advantage of their newfound recognition to win funding, launch new products
The next-generation database is set for release next year
At Oracle's SQLConnect Conference, MySQL users question the need of NoSQL technologies
A new 'eighth-rack' version that costs $200,000 is aimed at attracting midsized customers
CEO Larry Ellison didn't say how much its new infrastructure service will cost compared to AWS or when it will be available
The foundation aims to build confidence in the currency and drive merchant adoption
