Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Apple CEO sees iPads starting to cannibalize Windows PCs
Attendees at BlackBerry DevCon said the company needed a clear plan and delivered
Intel's third-quarter revenue grows on strong PC and server chip sales
Revenue and profits were both down, but they still beat analysts' forecasts
MP4 conversion mimics full range of animations, fonts and more
Attack depends on exploiting smartphone accelerometer
Africa, China, India score high in fraud based on survey of more than 1,200 senior executives
Virtualization tops the list of IT infrastructure and operations trends because of continuing data center expansion
New router inspects, analyzes data traffic performance
Goal is allowing fast, automated collection of endpoint data based on SIEM security alert
But sets records for iPad and Mac sales as it reports revenue of $28.3B
The Apache Software Foundation has released version 1.0 of the already popular Cassandra NoSQL database
Failure to do so may put them at risk of litigation, regulatory sanctions and business problems
New malware shares Stuxnet code, targets makers of industrial control systems
How IT may shape the future by changing how businesses make management decisions
Dell CEO discusses customer needs, Apple iPad, social media and meeting Steve Jobs
Firm keeps promise that it will continue supporting WebOS and HP TouchPad
Apps developed for the QNX-based platform will work across phones, tablets and embedded systems
Rep. Ed Markey asks company to spell out new browser's privacy implications
The thin 4G LTE Droid Razr smartphone will ship in November for $300 with 2-year contract
Intel fellow digs through people's cars to study our relationship with our gadgets
Tablets, mobile computing, social networking and more will dominate 2012
A mixture of new and upgraded products will help enterprises virtualize more
Senators call for Congress to pass a law requiring warrants to track mobile phone users
Acquisition is a good fit for Oracle's ambitions in the unstructured data analytics space, analysts say
Bulletin says hacker collective could soon be capable of heavily damaging industrial control systems
Samsung, Google to hold Hong Kong event to unveil next big Android smartphone
Forums provide a venue for hackers to sell and exchange information
New fabric, 10G modules boots capacity to 15 terabits
A review has concluded that the extradition treaty between the U.S. and U.K. is not more favorable to U.S. defendants
The local Chinese government temporarily shut down the factory to satisify residents
CEO Dick discusses Twitter's growth, competing with Google+, Facebook
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo says the companies are stuck, but he hasn't given up
Apple requires retail buyers to reserve smartphone, but runs out of most models
Fragmentation and bugs beset the popular mobile platform, and the 'Ice Cream Sandwich' update details remain a mystery
Republicans and Democrats have each submitted bills to give green cards to STEM grads, but the Democratic bill seeks more
Object-based storage will serve up performance footage to cafés, students
Competitor Seagate has warned of component shortages because of the floods
New memory module is said to alleviate the need of a traditional backup power pack
HP's new VirtualSystem for Microsoft is based on Hyper-V virtualization technology
Yahoo's Americas executive vice president declined to comment about rumors of a Yahoo-AOL merger
IBM's growth slows in major markets, though the company remains enthused on emerging markets
He also said his involvement with Spotify is a chance to finish what he started with Napster
Updated Google mobile payment app also adds support for merchant loyalty cards