Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
But pricing for two-year voice, text and data service remains high
Advocacy groups want stronger rules; industry prefers to retain current self-regulation
Some firms offer training in new skill sets; and some embed IT workers in business departments
Web performance on a par with that of iPad 2
The card has a maximum sequential read speed of 80 megabytes per second
India's Supreme Court had ordered in February that 122 mobile licenses should be cancelled
Oracle's founder and CEO reaffirmed his commitment to custom hardware for its products, but promises not to lock customers in
New HTC wireless device getting strong initial reviews
Late Apple CEO was just trying to rally the troops, Larry Page asserts
$268,000 BlueHat Prize contest 'cheap way to get someone else to innovate,' says expert
Apps stay customized no matter how users tap into them
Questions swirl around privacy, safety concerns
Microsoft is one of the few companies that has joined the Cloud Security Alliance's registry
Employees, industry watchers left to guess what comes next, analysts say
Four bills before Congress would allow private companies to share cyberthreat information
The newly released Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12c encourages private cloud deployments
Have Java? Then apply the update ASAP, say researchers
People, organizations take to social networks to warn neighbors, offer help
The desktop management suite is gaining a new virtualization utility, while an existing one is being upgraded
Spam campaign targeting US Airways customers distributes a computer Trojan called GameOver
Yahoo will begin notifying workers today of 'next steps' in the company
DHS industrial-control systems (ICS) response team offers glimpse into how bad it is
Oil company pilots big data analytics in the public cloud
Essex is expected to be released on Thursday
CIO says project is worth the time and effort despite the lack of a measurable financial return
But McAfee product manager cites concerns about VMware's 'agentless' approach
NXP accused RIM in a federal court in Florida of infringing six of its patents
The issue at hand is whether storage providers are liable for secondary criminal copyright infringement
Users are uncertain about whether the apps' benefits outweigh their risks
AFL-CIO and IEEE-USA fire back at Chamber, IT firms looking to White House for L-1 visa changes
Adding place objects to the Open Graph API will help users learn more about the places they go, Facebook says
Analysts warn that same Dominion Sequoia machines are used in nearly 300 U.S. municipalities
Spending on revenue-enhancing IT systems more beneficial than focusing on streamlining processes to cut costs
Company sees four reasons to invest more than $500 million over four years
As Citrix drops OpenStack, competition between two projects could heat up
Gordon Snow, assistant director of FBI's cyber division, says goal is to target botnet operators
The agency should look for ways to fight unfair competition to U.S. business from foreign firms that use pirated software, the lawmakers say
BusinessObjects Predictive Analysis will support the R open-source language for statistical analysis
New training bundles are organized around specific disciplines and job roles, including cloud architect and data scientist
Mozilla decided to automatically disable outdated Java plug-ins in Firefox because of ongoing attacks targeting them
Tablet-friendly Android platform ticks up to just under 3%
Microsoft's work on the Hyper-V driver accounted for a significant chunk of recent Linux kernel development
Aimed at enterprises uncomfortable in multi-tenant public clouds
Spiceworks users praise the open-source IT management suite
Cites need for compatibility with Amazon and a market-ready product as reasons
