Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
How will Apple keep leveraging iOS and iCloud?
The popularity of the Android OS continues grow, even though some of its backers are having a difficult time
Past practice is to refine release date, set price and announce free upgrades during WWDC keynote
Technical wizardry, social engineering let Alan Turing and fellow British code-breakers 'hack' Nazi Germany's Enigma cypher machines during World War II
100th birthday of one of the most important figures in computing history will be marked by worldwide celebrations
Last year's $900M global deal with Google forces Mozilla to swap search engines
Attendees want to know about upcoming new versions of Windows, Office, Exchange, SharePoint, Lync and Windows Server
The companies once considered buying Sun together, with HP taking the hardware and Oracle the software
The deal clears spectrum for public safety agencies to use along the border
Also delivers silent updater for OS X, readies Flash for Mountain Lion
The vote did not generate enough turnout to be binding on the company
Khan said MIT's online education efforts influenced the Web learning organization he created, Khan Academy
Listing of Office 2010 in the Windows Store points to external URL
Flame's authors used a previously unknown MD5 collision attack variant, cryptanalysts say
U.S. Federal Trade Commission said that such orders could stifle competition and innovation
Patch Tuesday will deal with exploit demoed at Pwn2Own competition
Squeezable touch screens, Liquidmetal makes a video, skinny high-def cameras
It was worth that much when unexposed, but not anymore, says researcher
Microsoft move to offer cloud-based Linux, Windows VMs marks embrace of infrastructure as a service and open standards
Component vendors make up the bulk of attendees at Asia's biggest tech exhibition
Corporate policies alone won't address the use of cloud storage services by employees
California Department of Health Care Services wants employees to use their own smartphones without any subsidy; state employee unions fighting it
Microsoft has hired a coordinator to organize reintegration of hypervisor into open source cloud project
China has been stepping up efforts to control the influence of Twitter-like microblogging sites
Researchers are using words from classic novels to crack the LinkedIn password hashes
Users will see app ratings and customized recommendations
Five members of Congress asked for an effort to free up frequencies for LightSquared's planned LTE network
The company will put its seal of approval on participating e-commerce websites
Oracle's Itanium decision affects NonStop users as well
The webmail service was out for more than an hour and a half for 'less than' 1.38% of Gmail's users, according to Google
New features introduce elements of social discovery and search
World IPv6 Launch Day participants urge enterprises to ramp up next-gen Internet deployments
Company plans to update Windows Update before shipping 28 patches next week
Time for operations to join forces with development colleagues in small teams, Gartner analysts say
American Academy of Arts and Sciences plays host to Internet luminaries
Reports of 130 zero-days being leaked 'totally false,' says CEO of French vulnerability research firm
A rise in complex, composite cloud services could create dangerous 'bubbles,' according to a Yale researcher.
Also: A Windows 8 hardware glut; Staples loves Windows 8; virtual support on iPads
Flame self-desctruct module overwrites file data to prevent forensic analysis
A Q&A with a principle engineer on the motivations for going with OpenFlow, the learnings, what's next
Bytemobile technology used by service providers to better deliver multimedia content
Joins Cricket with pre-paid service; Virgin Mobile plan starts at $30 a month with unlimited data
Innovative tag reading system has a range of more than 600 feet
NetMotion's Locality exports client data, reports on mobile experience
Web, email expected to continue rising for next-gen Internet Protocol
Vendors like Asus, Acer and Gigabyte are trying out everything to find the winning formula among consumers
Company's fast, sweeping response proves how critical it considers Windows Update
