Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
HP CEO Meg Whitman said a closed-source Android and iOS could create a big opportunity for webOS in the long run
Cisco says Microsoft should be forced to support industry standards to communicate with other collaboration platforms
CEO Tim Cook doesn't address rumors, intimates 7-in. Kindle Fire is a 'limited function...product'
Rackspace plans to include commercial private OpenStack distributions in its Rackspace Cloud: Private Edition offering
The social games company sees Amazon Web Services as a 'four-door sedan' and its own network as a sports car
March Madness, LTE obsession, iPad epistemology, the case for cases
Atrix 4G, Photon 4G among the devices slated for Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade in Q3 2012
India's Supreme Court cancelled the allotment of 122 2G licenses
Two Irish IT companies face criticism for selling to Syria
The agency doesn't buy arguments by AT&T, Verizon and Sprint saying net neutrality isn't a significant policy issue
No viable way to mitigate GPS interference, NTIA finds
EU Parliament approves Radio Spectrum Policy Program
The R4 CloudServ card acts as flash cache in a server
New company expects to open the app store in April, offering a full range of apps
The Galaxy S II LTE is on the way to stores now, according to Samsung
The newly released version, MySQL Cluster 7.2, comes with a Memcached interface
A deal between Enterproid and BroadSoft could let users make and receive both work and personal calls on the same Android phone
Many of the public keys don't fully protect sensitive online transactions, study concludes
Apple's iPad trademark faces the court of public opinion - as well as a possible customs ban in China and investigations from authorities
So-called 'split-key' encryption designed to give enterprises firm control
Acer expects ultrabooks to reach the $600 to $700 price range by the end of this year
Android and Apple's iOS together accounted for 75 percent of the smartphone market
The new platform will use peer-to-peer technology to avoid government controls
Company will offer 'Norton One' membership to customers needing wide-ranging computer help
Proview, the company claiming the iPad trademark, has asked Chinese customs to ban import and export of the tablet
An activist shareholder is challenging the board candidates proposed by Yahoo's new CEO
The agency is proposing to suspend LightSquared's LTE plan amid findings of GPS interference
HP, Intel have put a clamp on a motherboard as an error-free way to slot processors in sockets
WiMax's future lies in fixed wireless broadband and specialized networks, the acquirer says
With U.S. and E.U. approvals, Google moves closer to finalizing Motorola deal
HP will provide the opportunity for select customers to benchmark and test experimental ARM servers in its labs
Research paper claims ‘1024-bit RSA provides 99.8% security at best'
Americans first must trust electronic voting, which is still problematic
Accessibility features expanded, made easier to insert in applications
Solar panel manufacturer is newest victim of old problem
Security updates patch half-dozen critical flaws in Windows, IE
Vertica users can now provision Vertica clusters through a drag-and-drop browser interface
The cybersecurity practices of operators of critical infrastructure systems would be evaluated by DHS
Students, software engineers and consultants are the most typical user occupations
Hardware expert agrees that Apple will -- must -- make move on LTE this year
Details come forward on Valentine's Day/Patch Tuesday security bulletins from Microsoft, Adobe and Oracle
