Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Push back ship and delivery dates as far out as Oct. 5
Part of IDF was upstaged by Apple's iPhone 5 launch, but Intel stuck to the message that it remains relevant
Digital signage, facial recognition, handheld computers and RFID are some of the technologies used on board
Results from X-Ray vulnerability scanner show that over half of Android devices are vulnerable to root exploits
Car companies look for buzzy terms to denote high-tech features. But is it really cloud computing?
Sees need for third 'de facto' software-defined network controller standard broadly supported by industry
The iPhone 5's support of 5GHz Wi-Fi means clean spectrum, more channels, but shorter range
Pretty cool how Android had all those news cycles to itself...oh, wait.
Botnet malware found in new machines sold by Chinese resellers
Bill's backers, civil liberties groups, business and security community all have views on the matter. Here's a sampling
Users can now set up a link with Amazon's private cloud using static routing
U.S. lawmakers are concerned networking equipment from the companies could be used to spy on U.S. activities
SSL/TLS data compression leaks information that can be used to decrypt HTTPS session cookies, researchers say
Insyde can provide the boot layer and software tools to make a dual-boot RT/Android device happen, but it needs customers
The agency said it will start work this year on letting commercial services share the 3.5GHz band
Barrett Brown snagged during live online video chat hours after YouTube posting (see videos below)
Office for Windows RT will be delivered to users via Windows Update download
Canonical sees its Landscape software as central to its success in the enterprise
U.S. agencies should find ways to clear off spectrum instead of offering to share it, some lawmakers say
Slow adoption of NFC in U.S. means Apple was wise to wait, some experts say
Intel researcher says PC industry not in decline, but some analysts disagree
A man was fined a!150 on Thursday for failing to secure his Internet connection
The deal gives Epicor a stronger play in manufacturing and distribution
Agreement to offer public cloud hosted by Nirvanix leaves open question of long-term strategy.
Google has also blocked the video in some countries
Originally conceived as a tablet, iPhone was developed in secret facility dubbed the ``purple dorm.''
Apple's conjecture-happy followers nailed it, more or less, but when can you get it?
Kit has grown in popularity because of reputation for quickly adding exploit code for new vulnerabilities
The new Act aims to extend the provisions to December, 2017
Three IT execs say they're prepared for Apple's new LTE smartphone (see video below)
Power issues mean its use will be restricted for now to personal computers and possibly some tablet/PC hybrids
Intel CTO Justin Rattner says new tech already on way to boost PC industry
Gathering data is not the issue; what to do with all that data is the challenge, say IT executives
Battery life, display, cameras all improved in Apple iPhone 5
A head-to-head comparison between iPhone 5, past Apple smartphones, and assorted Android and Windows Phone 8 devices
Markey's bill would require mobile companies to disclose when they are monitoring customers
The company will release HTML5 programming tools, Renee James said, speaking at IDF just before attention turned to Apple's iPhone 5 event
New botnet is controlled from an IRC server that runs as a hidden service inside the Tor network, researchers say
The agency also asks a California court to impose 10-year prison sentences for two company executives
Apple's iPhone 5 announcement will lower prices
Search of Apple's website shows the nameplate in a URL of an impending press release
Newest iPhone faces tougher competition, different market dynamics
Network technology spending remains in catch-up mode, TheInfoPro reports.
Areas of improvement include a more interactive activity stream and more usage analytics
The company hopes to make reserved instances more attractive by increasing flexibility
Introduces array of products to enforce end-to-end security for high-capacity environments, mobile workforces
'No matter what it has, it's going to have an enormous launch,' says one expert
Twenty-five percent of survey respondents admitted their companies don't have a disaster preparedness and response plan in place.
Venture capitalists and entrepreneurs offer advice on what they're looking for and what it takes to nail down money in a competitive fundraising environment
