Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Tech companies end the quarter on a weak note
Do-not-track technology could hurt the ability of websites to deliver free services to users, the ITIF says
The carrier would give up part of the spectrum where GPS interference led the FCC to shoot down its LTE plans
A wealth of software, hardware and 'engineered systems' news is on tap
The commission approves a proposal to auction some TV spectrum to mobile carriers
Video posted about the time RIM announced second-quarter financial results also explains elaborate marketing plan for the smartphones
Asus' Transformer Pad TF300TL starts at $449 and has Android 4.0
But don't expect Google Maps being restored to iOS
Apple takes full control of its mobile processor future
Company working on revoking a certificate, enlisting help of security vendors
Cisco's private cloud advanced from providing VMs to employees to being an application development platform
Rebounding after laying off of 5,000 in 2009, Microsoft says it now has big need for more tech workers
Windows 8, ultrabooks expected to give hard drives a boost
The director of Google in Brazil was detained for disobeying a court order
Naming the targeted banks shows attackers are sophisticated, says one security expert
Points to recent IPO, M&A activity as reasons for optimism
In which tablets race to the bottom, though not in the sense of 'falling down the stairs' or anything
The civil rights group calls on Congress to require more judicial oversight on pen register and trap-and-trace orders
Google Chrome might be the most used Web browser, but Microsoft IE9 shines in NSS Labs security test
Despite selling a reported 5 million units in the first weekend of availability, the iPhone 5 has not been judged a complete success. Here's a few pros and cons.
Mozilla aims to make website usernames and passwords obsolete through Persona, an email-address-based authentication system
OpenStack's latest software embraces SDN, marks first release under non-Rackspace legal control
Factory towns in China and Japan reflect the companies' fortunes as they continue to negotiate a landmark deal
Novatel's MiFi Liberate device is first mobile hotspot with touchscreen and will be sold exclusively by AT&T
Google gives wind energy a boost, but tax credit expiration could deliver a major wind industry setback
The hottest new thing in DR are cloud-based services. But are they ready for the enterprise?
Looking to the cloud for DR? Make sure your provider can answer all these questions
Antivirus app for Android expected to be integrated into Sophos mobile-device management
Apple had filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Amazon.com last year
Intel's new Clover Trail chip will appear in tablets from Lenovo, HP, Asus and Samsung
Assange gave a statement via videoconference to a forum at the UN sponsored by Ecuador
AMD's new A10 and A8 chips that can be overclocked are priced between $100 and $150, lower than Intel's competitive offerings
The attack that can wipe data on Samsung devices remotely can also be used to disable SIM cards
The agency, in an October vote, could give AT&T 30MHz of spectrum to deploy LTE
Experts say executive order from President on cybersecurity would not help in instances such as Tuesday's Wells Fargo hack
Telvent's systems are used to control pipelines in North America and Latin America
A deal bringing Amazon search results into an Ubuntu search lens continues to stir debate among users.
Aruba expands access point service, new cloud provisioning service
Big Blue will offer grants for resellers to invest in IBM technology, launch marketing campaigns
Faulty statistical methods and other common errors that can trip up your program
Over half of the bonus total goes to one researcher for reporting two serious vulnerabilities
About 400 users downloaded a backdoored phpMyAdmin installer after a SourceForge mirror in Korea was compromised
Search.xxx is intended to give porn fans a streamlined, private search experience
