Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
11 companies including PayPal, Fidelity and LinkedIn form DMARC.org to eradicate spoofed email
Apple's rise shows mobile "overtaking" the PC
Adds another part of silent updating: Makes most add-ons work with each new edition
Tilera claims its 36-core chip outperforms Intel's Sandy Bridge chips in performance-per-watt
The company will disclose requests from governments that want tweets removed
Symantec sees malicious behavior, but Lookout credits ad network supporting free Android apps
17 useful features every OS X Lion user should know about
Executive resume writer Donald Burns helps an information security professional position his resume for management-level infosec jobs.
Charged with maintaining a Facebook scam, Adscend said it has never engaged in the alleged activities
Many of the 13 'Android.Counterclank'-infected apps remain on the Android Market
Users are angry at the extra cost tied to the upcoming Analytics Edition, saying the core product's reporting function has long been lacking
Q1 expectations show Q4's product and market shift issues will carry forward
The initiative is called Futurama internally and will touch products like WebEx, Quad, Jabber IM and Tandberg
Tech giants including Apple, EMC and SAP turn in a strong quarter this week
California company reaped $900M worth of free coverage from news media, social networks, Twitter
Fast-growing IT offshore outsourcing firms are major users
Proposal would have required ISPs to store 'Net browsing data for two years
Plus, '15 Worst Internet Privacy Scandals of All Time,' and stealing crypto keys off smartphones
Gartner recently moved Silver Peak into the leader quadrant of its magic quadrant for WAN optimization tools, suggesting that previous industry leaders Cisco, Blue Coat and Riverbed may not be so safe at the top
Symantec locates China-based staging server used in 'Sykipot' attacks, traces hacker to Zhejiang province
Midsummer madness, camera breakthrough, what's in a name
Critics say the new operator is not meeting the network coverage obligations of its 3G operating license
Web attackers are exploiting a recently patched Windows Media Player vulnerability to infect computers with malware
After investing $16 million to application delivery controller and load balancing solution provider Kemp Technologies, investors are weighing the risk and potential for competition down the road
Google, Apple among those who will drive mobile payment technology
The company's Halo NetSec product tackles the tough problem of securing servers in the cloud
As numbers increase, tools and staff get stretched
Samsung still hopes the court will hand it a victory on other patents
Samsung had overtaken Apple in the third quarter, as customers waited for the iPhone 4S
Nintendo's president says the Wii U will use touch-card technology in its wireless controllers, which also have touchscreens
The Korean electronics behemoth said it will aim for products that create new categories, such as its Galaxy Note
The messages would be visible elsewhere in the world and the removal would be clearly marked, Twitter said
A new report details working conditions at Chinese factories, but some customers don't care
A handful of regulators in the US, Canada, China and the EU are holding up the proposed acquisition by Google
The developers behind Linux Mint are simplifying the operating system's desktop interface
Company downplays privacy, security concerns from former federal IT official
New Hanover County becomes the first to utilize white space spectrum
One-in-five business workers now use at least one Apple device, often out of IT's sight
The company's decision to share user data across its online services led 8 US legislators to voice concerns in a letter to CEO Larry Page
