Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Samsung smartphones the Exhibit 4G and Gravity Smart coming to T-Mobile USA
Apple said to be more strictly enforcing guidelines that outlaw promoting free iPads, iPhones
But not all the new capabilities in Windows 8 will be available on existing hardware
With Windows 8, Microsoft seeks more involvement with how PC makers design their hardware
Analysts believes netbooks will still sell well in emerging markets
The P320h is the fastest solid-state drive in its class with 3GB/sec throughput
Quad-core chips will reach tablets starting in September, but adoption may not be widespread
TI's OMAP4470 tablet chip will support the Microsoft's DirectX technology
The recommendation button will show on third-party web sites and some Google sites
Microsoft showed its new Windows OS and also announced a new conference for software developers
Preps for Monday unveiling of new service at WWDC by assuming control of domain from Swedish firm
The scam uses fake links to videos of Rihanna and Hayden Panettiere as bait
The head of the Palm group at HP said the company could license the operating system
A phishing campaign compromised hundreds of accounts with targeted messages
Transportation management company Transplace reduces data center footprint by 40%, virtualizes workloads
Many business users say IT shops move too slowly
Company expands Google +1 after former CEO Schmidt admits to missing the boat on social Web, Facebook threat
In light of WHO cellphone report, Bluetooth touts itself as a low-power alternative
Lockheed Martin and L-3 were reoprtedly attacked using cloned SecurID tokens
Northrop Grumman's partnership with three universities should soon yield results, participants say
Within hours of Apple's security fix, new fake security scam appears
U.S. says prosed new H-1B visa process could lead to significant savings for businesses
VirtualWorks, Edward Iacobucci's new venture, emerges from stealth
Cisco's internal study shows more connected devices, users and video
Despite decline in overall market, Dell'Oro says data center Ethernet switches will defy trend
The company thinks Internet traffic will quadruple between 2010 and 2015
The service will be priced on a standard per-CPU model
The powerful device features a 1.2GHz processor and Android 2.3
One in eight online users now runs Google's Chrome
LibreOffice backers say they are open to merging with OpenOffice
Space shuttle Endeavour successfully completes final mission, heads to retirement
Intel believes the option of running multiple operating systems gives its chips an advantage over ARM
Microsoft Windows Phone 7's 1,500 new APIs add power and ease app development
Virtualization performance good enough for many, NYSE says
ISACA survey finds no clear consensus on how to deal with employees mobile devices
Verizon, AT&T, Telefonica and other carriers aim for a global, interoperable network
The new rules relax earlier provisions that foreign equipment providers had opposed
Open tech jobs outnumber the current crop of computer science graduates, industry watchers say.
Open jobs outnumber new computer science graduates in 18 U.S. states, Dice.com reports.
Biggest roadblocks to cloud adoption are security and cost, CDW poll says
'Stevenotes' have introduced the world to Apple iPods, iPhones, iPads and more
Again yanks malware-infected apps from Android Market as hackers try trickier tactics
