Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Web calendar and contacts in, iDisk and password sync out, says Apple
Mobile employees are leaving the traditional desktop in the dust
Sending your IT business to the cloud comes with risk, as those affected by these 10 colossal cloud outages can attest
6 reasons why Nook Color may just be the best Android tablet you can buy today....and three features that could make it even better
Intel hopes to make it easier for developers to make money
The online magazine is produced by a new group that appears to be aimed at supporting the company's public sector efforts
Investigation could prove to be good news for Microsoft -- FTC could push Google to be less aggressive
The larger TouchPad arrives July 1, smaller tablet in August
Tech shares are down despite good news from Oracle, Red Hat, Tibco and Adobe
Will deliver at least one more security update, set for mid-August
The Chrome OS-based laptops may fit into city's cloud strategy
Guidance can help merchants, tool vendors move on; no ruling yet on apps that run on popular consumer devices
July's release of Lion means security support for Leopard will end soon
Radical, a summer bloom, dual flash, quality cheapness
But critics aren't buying the spectrum shift, and lower radio power
Aerohive release adds mobile device management, spectrum analysis
Gartner says MDM software gives IT departments a wide array of policies to enforce across multiple platforms
Company exec pleads IE's case to enterprise in open letter to IBMer
A House spending bill amendment would block the FCC from spending money granting a waiver
NimbusDB, Xeround, ParAccel and Cloudant all aim to provide greater scale and elasticity
Microsoft's Craig Mundie discussed how machine learning and the Kinect sensor can be used in health care
Critics say the bill's first-to-file provision would hurt small inventors
Sort of a 'Wild West' of identity management?
The tablet will be one of the earliest devices available with Intel's Atom chip code-named Moorestown
New software license sales show strength, but hardware revenue fell 6 percent
Firefox 4's retirement 'kick in the stomach,' says IBM manager
Program doesn't require coupons or NFC chips; discounts appear on Amex statements after a purchase
The legislation would prohibit the shipping of hazardous e-waste to developing nations
Third parties that promise lots of new Twitter followers are actually just selling a spam trap.
Months after problem is identified, Google promises fix this week to Google Calendar
Twitter lights up as news hits that alleged fugitive mobster is captured
Learning new skills is crucial for your security career. But so is teaching your job to others.
It's the first statewide implementation of the cloud platform in the U.S.
At a shareholder meeting, Chairman Roy Bostock said Bartz's job is secure, but a shareholder called for her resignation
Last year, he helped obtain 120,000 iPad users' e-mail addresses and other information
Enterprise and network capabilities mesh after acquisition
FBI shuts down anti-botnet project, says it reduced Coreflood by 95%
Author J.K. Rowling describes online Pottermore.com store, where she'll sell Harry Potter e-books and offer new material
Browser-accessible Zencloud corrals smartphones, tablets
HTC Evo 3D arrives tomorrow; LG Thrill 4G to come this summer from AT&T
New law would bar carriers from blocking or charging for Skype access
