Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Most agencies more than a year behind in meeting DNSSEC mandate
Still, AT&T sold 4.1 million Apple iPhones in fourth quarter even after it was clear Verizon was coming
"We're not happy" with app purchases in Android Market, Google exec says
The company reports 4.1 million new iPhone connections in the fourth quarter of 2010
The company will be offering it through retailers
Carrier reports best-ever subscriber gains, just before its iPhone exclusive deal ends
Oracle claims to have gained 350 new customers for the ERP suite in the past year, even as Fusion looms
Kaz Hirai talks about how the company moved basic games platform forward
The company needs a new high-end smartphone and tablet strategy, analyst says
What you need to know about the tablet-centric Android "Honeycomb"
The service integrates with Active Directory and offers cloud app management tools for IT administrators
The company wants to achieve volumes with a product priced at below US$216
The 40-year old protocol is increasingly being used by hackers, according to Akamai
Claims Matt Miszewski violated confidentiality, non-compete agreements by joining CRM rival
The world's largest semiconductor foundry sees support from Windows 8
Engineers prefer higher paid jobs in known companies, so startups struggle
2009 protests in Iran showed how potent Twitter can be during civil unrest
But will the federal budget, due out soon, live up to expectations set in State of the Union?
Hackers are using a 'smart card proxy' attack to get around smart cards
The next generation portable combines a 5-inch OLED screen with analog gaming sticks
Local companies will refuse to hire back workers if they leave for Groupon, one staffer said
With SDK, developers can begin designing, testing code for Android tablets
The company, recently spun off from its parent, sold more smartphones in the fourth quarter than in all of 2009
Android provides a boost in LG's Optimus One, but the smartphone business is getting crowded
Wyden says he will introduce a bill to set rules for police access to mobile location information
U.K., U.S. research firms dicker over whether a tablet counts as a computer
Tight budgets and competition from cloud providers are forcing IT to focus on finances.
ComScore study also finds decline in Web-based e-mail on laptops, desktops
FTC forum in May to address ways to keep unauthorized charges off your phone bill
Counting iPad sales, Apple's PC shipments grew 241 percent
DNS flaw finder winning over colorblind with iPhone and Android app
Who has the best deals for iPhone owners?
The two don’t appear to be connected, but they’re being connected online
Gartner says downloads will reach 185 billion by end of 2014
Donald Knuth has released a new volume of his vaunted "The Art of Computer Pogramming" series
With all the media attention smartphones and their apps have gotten, you'd think they were universally loved. Turns out the next mobile device most wireless service subscribers will buy will be yet another "dumb" phone.
Chip maker focusing more on funding faculty and student tech research
Unix creators Thompson and Ritchie helped "facilitate the realization of the Internet"
Market for mobile apps set to boom in 2011
Google looking to hire 6,000 workers for everything from Chrome to Web development
Turn your data center into a cloud with routing at Layer 2
An interview with Blue Planet Apps CEO Jason Braverman
