Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Gigabyte will sell its Windows 7 tablet outside Taiwan from next month
Cisco's consumer business shake-up to cost 550 jobs, $300 million in charges
McAfee, Sourcefire both working on IPS for VMware environment
The smartphone maker also hopes to lure consumers with Watch, a new streaming video service
A security researcher warns there is lax oversight of law enforcement requests for electronic communications
Long a provider of business process outsourcing services, India is increasingly a buyer
And the Internet Explorer update will close at least one hole hackers are already using
But it may be many years, if at all, before enrollments reach the dot-com boom's highs
Nokia has updated its Symbian OS with a new version, Symbian Anna, and launched two phones running it, the X7 and E6
Nokia has closed the source code of the OS, but that won't affect users in rich countries much
Second flaw in four weeks exploited using Word attachments
Adobe argues it's no big deal, says Flex, Flash Builder improve Flash inside of iOS apps -- without calling on Flash Player
IBM is letting its cloud-service-provider customers pay for software as they use it
Deal should slash carriers' costs and expand reach, but analysts cite wireless and other issues
The attack on the e-mail service provider is part of a long-running campaign
ShoreTel implementation costs 25% or $22,000 less per year
Lawmakers and the NSA director focus on ways to improve U.S. cyberdefense
Startup ready to take on cloud computing world with OpenStack-based products
Think you're clever and great at search? Google, NYT want you to test yourself
But F-Secure sniffed out unlock code to stymie extortion scheme
Are you reacting to incidents in your security career? Or are you responding? And what is the difference?
After making its mark with pre-recorded videos, YouTube takes business live
Google says it hasn't misled anyone
Verizon, LiveCast build system for media, companies and governments to avoid satellite and microwave
But Google's Android will relentlessly nibble at iOS' market share
It will help retailers design, deploy and manage mobile commerce sites
Amazon's cloud supercomputer was the 231st fastest in the world
Intel's next-generation netbook chip code-named Cedar Trail will ship next year
The launch of Oak Trail tablets with Honeycomb depends on device makers, Intel said
The combined telecom company will have network facilties in 50 countries
The Crown Prosecution Service maintains a trial would not be in the public's interest
Low-profile, high-speed Internet2 serves educational and research needs, but does it help the real Internet?
After promised changes, Cisco should refocus on routing and switching, less on market adjacencies
Microsoft's 10-year-old XP no longer champ, say Irish metrics firm
