Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Apple's new tablet promises better performance for enterprise apps, but lack of MS Office support a downer
Prices the Wi-Fi tethering at $20 per month extra, will debut same day as iOS 4.3
The Twitter co-founder says the company is making money
Parliamentarians are not convinced by Europol’s claims of TFTP transparency
The digital shopping system will offer 4,000 Adidas shoes and gather data about customers
Rival Verizon to stick with current tablet pre-paid plans for Apple's iPad 2
Changes update offer from optional to automatic
Gartner has lowered its worldwide PC shipment forecast for the year, while a financial analyst believe iPads will hurt Macs
From Google to Apple and the FBI to the US Supreme Court, security issues are hot
A big head start and strong pricing even for iPad 2 keep Apple on top
IT tech talent poaching is expected to get more aggressive this year
Company issues a 'gutsy' strategy, but execution will be key, analyst says
Microsoft and Google try to fend off potential claims against Google Maps and Bing Maps
Cisco's new UC products boast support for IP phones, SIP trunking and more
Even with PCI regulations, smaller retailers face challenges in security credit card transactions
Juniper's PTX switches, coming next year, combine optical and packet switching
Gadget buy-back company Gazelle says trade-in surge bodes well for Apple
Calls for the Chinese people to stage a 'Jasmine Revolution' continue to hit the web
Capgemini plans to recruit 1,000 new consultants, aiming to do more innovation and less number-crunching for its clients
A company blog post says Amazon Web Services will offer storage and virtual computer rentals
More movies, more TV models and more marketing will let the nascent market expand, Ovum says
Salesforce.com customers will now be able to start new cases from a Facebook comment or Wall post
Taiwan's AU Optronics filed two complaints against Sharp in two different U.S. courts
The faster chip would improve applications and graphics performance for the iPhone
Malware-infected Google Android apps spark community response
The new pilot program funded by a U.S. agency and private money targets small manufacturers in the U.S. Midwest
Business not entitled to "personal privacy" protection
But it retains edge in tablet sales experience, iOS and App Store
Agency has signed contracts to broadly expand its use of tools to scan pedestrians, rail and bus passengers
Apple retains its place atop the tablet market with iPad 2
Apple iPad 2 tablet computer boasts iOS 4.3, front and rear facing cameras
Part two of Alex Hutton and Douglas Hubbard's talk covers likelihood statements, the placebo effect on risk perception & more
Some users still without Gmail after software update disrupts service
No price changes, but new tablet is faster, thinner, lighter; ships March 11
Telehealth efforts gain ground, reducing hospital deaths, costs
A yearlong sweep targets several companies, including one that promised it could help customers make money online
The company is stepping up efforts to link Snapdragon chips with the upcoming Windows OS
Could trigger remote removal to delete malicious apps from users' phones
RIM PlayBook tablet looks to beat out Apple iPad and other tablets in the enterprise
The addition of third-party developer tools aims to make it easier to optimize games
DEMO start-ups bring app development to the masses.
Saint Barnabas Health Care System to set up data-loss prevention system to enforce content-control restrictions on over 10,000 laptops, tablets and desktop PCs
Security experts at the Cebit trade show see informing users as the top priority when it comes to improving IT security
Cisco surprised by product transition's impact on profits, but COO appointment coincidental, not a reaction.
