Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
As Nokia adopts Windows Phone 7, corporate users have about two years to change platforms
A British judge has set a date of Feb. 24 for Julian Assange's extradition proceedings
The two network operators will work together to choose and develop the technology used to build and operate new services
Proposed debit card regulations have created too much uncertainty, Visa says
Start-up NetBlazr applies crowdsourcing to network architecture
The Taiwanese manufacturer looks to tablets and emerging markets for growth in 2011
Nokia will make Windows Phone 7 its primary smartphone OS and partner with Microsoft on mobile ads and mapping
New Exynos name replaces Hummingbird, made famous by its association with Apple A4 chips
Both companies have developed multiple-antenna chips to boost performance and capacity
May have trouble squeezing all the parts for an AT&T iPhone 5 into the same design, says iSuppli
Members of a House subcommittee ask about government money funding overlapping projects
SkySQL, OpenLogic and Monty Program are encroaching on Oracle's turf
Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 almost ready to go.
But Windows XP users need not apply
Start-up firm's backup software offers deduplication
Borrowing a technique from Eiffel, Google is adding Design-By-Contract functionality to Java
The president calls for new spectrum auctions to pay for mobile broadband and a public safety network
F5 CEO McAdam on battling Cisco, becoming arms dealer for public cloud
VMware users were unable to connect to virtual desktops after Windows security update.
IE9's opt-out tool to debut later today when RC ships
Sprint adds postpaid subscribers for first time since 2007
It's called Livestand and will be available in the first half of this year
Free software lobby groups urge caution on the EU patent proposal
The iPad faces more criticism over its newspaper subscriptions policy
Lack of mobile technologies, collaboration tools and telecommuting options stymie government workers
As if there aren’t enough Apple iPad 2 tablet computer rumors swirling, now talk of an iPad 3 emerges
During its massive product launch event, Dell said the PC, not other mobile devices, will remain the epicenter of the business environment.
McAfee said the intrusions targeted intellectual property and have been going on for as long as four years
Products let enterprises retain control over key management functions
Survey reveals disturbing lack of communication about key security issues within enterprises, one exec says
The VoLTE phone call, hailed as a world first, would free up handsets for multi-tasking
Indian government has said it has considered terminating the spectrum agreement
Twitter's revenue in 2010 was $45 million but it lost money due to hiring and spending on IT
How HP’s new WebOS-based tablet stacks up vs. the market leading iPad
AOL's purchase of the Huffington Post is a symptom of a much bigger problem -- how lousy content dominates the Web
Reactions to HP's new tablet and smartphones have been positive, but are the products enough to make a mark?
Plan offers free calls to any mobile phones but calls to landlines, text messages still charged
Wednesday's event was closely watched to see what kind of hardware HP rolls out to get the most out of webOS. Here is what it produced.
Fast-food chain gives away free tacos on Facebook to polish its image
Report shows Google still dominant but Bing getting users to Web sites
