Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Market conditions, not the Facebook IPO, will determine the fate of other offerings
The agency removed a limit on channel width in part of the band, allowing Sprint and others to use 3G and 4G
Microsoft the leader in URL removal requests, transparency report shows
Oracle's IDE also provides a conduit to Oracle cloud services
Cisco discontinues Cius investment and development in the face of BYOD, cloud computing
Absitnthe 2.0 is the first untethered jailbreak available for the third-generation iPad
AT&T upping network capacity at high-density areas such as stadiums and ballparks
Cloud security starts with having protections in place specifically for protecting the cloud
Also, Office for iPads, Ballmer misquoted, Michael Dell predicts no corporate rush to Windows 8
Purported al Qaeda video circulated by supporters of Senate legislation to regulate computer security of critical industries
A recently released FCC report puts Google's explanation into question, the two congressmen say
Your laptop will get less spacesick than you
TACK TLS extension combines public key pinning with self-generated keys to validate SSL certificates
"One-size-fits-all" will be phased out as provider look for ways to differentiate on service offerings
The Fujitsu Arrows X LTE phone will have a quad-core processor and arrive first in Japan
Analysts point out how Microsoft inflates the pool of Windows 8-capable PCs
Regulators are surprised that Google, with its extensive analytics tools, is unable to say how many people viewed its new privacy policy
The newly released Linux distribution comes in two variants, Cinnamon and Mate, both of which use Gnome
The trial on damages is tentatively set for next month
Yahoo accidentally leaked the private key that was used to digitally sign its new Axis extension for Google Chrome
NASA is running series of system tests on unmanned craft before Friday's scheduled docking
BlackBerry decline continues through first quarter, IDC says
The company will start letting customers beta-test the new capabilities on Thursday
IBM study of 1,700 Chief Executive Officers finds increasing social media use
The two security researchers explained how they found so many bugs in such a short space of time
A test conducted by ZTE shows how two versions of the 4G technology can become more tightly integrated
ISPs hedge bets on IPv6; snap up unused IPv4 address space from bankrupt tech firms
5PB of nearline storage will run over 40Gbps Ethernet on Blue Waters
The company was allowed to offer downloads of some of its software in Iran last year
Lenovo was China's second largest tablet vendor in this year's first quarter, according to research firm IDC
Apple denied in a court filing that it had conspired to fix e-book prices, and said it had no interest in price increases
Twelve of the 50 CEO pay packages examined are worth more than $20 million when salary, bonuses, stocks, options and perks are tallied
The app can display search results and a selected Web page at once
They considered Android a 'transformative' work or thought the Java APIs were more functional than creative
Hoarding sensitive information is easy and inexpensive, but as the collected information grows, so do the risks
Employee retention and corporate image are some of the issues that CIOs will have to consider as they manage technology
Wolfram Research's SystemModeler can model physical systems across a wide array of industries
The jury deliberated for more than a week before finding no infringement on any claims related to two Java-related patents
A quarterly threat report found password-stealing Trojans on the rise
The president tells agencies to make two key services available on mobile phones within a year
OS kicks out to recovery tools after second boot failure
Class action lawsuit, launched Wednesday, alleges info was hidden by Facebook, Morgan Stanley prior to IPO
He was found guilty of using the botnet to launch multiple DDoS attacks
The $200 million project will seek to fund ultra-fast broadband networks in six U.S. communities
