Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Google+ to adjust naming policy to appease angry users
Verizon promises downloads of up to 12 Mbps, upload speeds of 2 Mbps to 5 Mbps, on its 4G LTE networks
Research from SailPoint found many employees in one country would be willing to steal corporate data and sell it for profit
The mobile chip company says they infringe on seven patents
Threat from Mac 'backdoor' just isn't credible enough to mention, says Intego
Zscaler Labs Black Hat presentation to show security threat posed by Internet-connected printers, photocopiers, scanners
Dell is putting OpenStack to work in a new cloud-based hardware package
The malware can now apparently detect transaction monitoring systems use to protect online banking sessions
But who would buy troubled BlackBerry maker, and why?
The deal gives Cognizant access to the mortgage markets that CoreLogic addresses
The exchanges will favor individuals and small groups of consumers
Zurich Insurance's claims that it is not responsible for Sony's data breach losses holds a lesson for others
Zynga is bringing a Chinese version of its CityVille in partnership with Tencent
Baidu's earnings for the second quarter were boosted by increased spending from advertising customers
The project, called Boot to Gecko, will use some code from Android
DotNetNuke 6.0 features integration with cloud services and Microsoft SharePoint
Randy Vickers offers no explanation for sudden departure from U.S. Computer Emergency Response Team
Company pitches that replacing an existing hard drive with an SSD is more cost effective than purchasing a new computer
Canadian handset pioneer has fallen quickly since its peak in 2009
The LTE-satellite carrier wants to use two blocks of spectrum that raise different problems
Network World presents a free technical guide to implementing IPv6 in a Windows networking environment.
Microsoft will purchase $100 million worth of SUSE Linux, and extend the working partnership with Attachmate
Rhapsody, Google among others to comply with new iOS App Store rules
Good customers started using twice as many iPhones as Android phones in the second quarter
Full-blown iPad app could be activated on "jailbroken" tablets, said researchers
The hacker group claims it took more than 8 Gbytes of data
More than 200 U.S. TV stations would shut down under a plan to auction spectrum to mobile carriers, the NAB says
Cyber criminals are taking over mobile devices by using many of the psychological tricks used to con people online.
Two closed in Kunming, but three that use Apple logo remain open
Says customers could win $10,000 payments in arbitration wins
IT security can be a thankless task no doubt and mistakes only magnify problems
Google is closing Google+ accounts if it believes people aren't using their real names
The focus is on scalability, flexibility and performance
The new Profile Manager is a nice addition, but in almost every other respect, Lion Server is a downgrade
The BlackBerry maker will lay off 2,000 of its 19,000 staff as part of a cost-reduction program
For these companies, employee volunteerism means improved collaboration and productivity on the job
No word when, or if, Microsoft will support new Lion features, like Auto Save and Versions
Pharmaceutical company uses social collaboration to get everyone communicating
Senate to take its own look next week at skills-based immigration
Thanks to a 200-employee company based in Moscow, Russia is gaining attention in high-performance computing
IBM has demonstrated a high-speed storage system that uses solid-state memory and a parallel file system
Broken apps, Wi-Fi problems and iOS-like features plague some users
Tablets aren't PC replacements, but complementary devices, AMD and Intel executives claim
