Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The Apple iPhone is still selling well, but can't keep pace with Android's growth
Discloses four bugs in all Mac editions, but only fixes the flaws in Office 2011
The acquisition gives Talend a bigger play in middleware
The defendants from South Korea face prison terms of up to 10 years, plus fines
But a U.K trial to be conducted by O2, Orange, and Vodafone is delayed
Social media management company Sendible says it's working with Facebook on issue
GramercyOne is taking a SaaS scheduling platform built for spas into new markets
Hoping to keep employees happy and from moving to Facebook, everyone gets raise
Sybase joins Microsoft in offering a database to run on a massively parallel processing architecture
Arm announces Mali T604 graphics processor supporting DirectX 11 and OpenCL 1.1
Other U.S. carriers offer it, but analysts predict sales will lag behind Apple's iPad
Current users will be automatically upgraded from the current 2GB free service starting Wednesday
Adds the lightweight laptop to 'recommended' list
Oracle no longer specifically excludes the clusterware from its VMware support policy
Red Hat releases version 6 of its enterprise Linux distribution, gearing the OS for use in the years ahead
Similar card was approved for use in Europe; No U.S. banks are signed up yet
The acquisition could help it compete with IBM's mainframe storage business
The technology is fast becoming available to home users, but may raise patent concerns, Public Knowledge says
The company's revenue jumped 19 percent despite economic challenges, Cisco reported
Aerospace manufacturer turns to LifeSize tools to bring technology to 28 sites around the world
Defends move, but won't say when it will fix Office for Mac 2004, 2008
Startup XI3 launches a small desktop in which components can be easily swapped
Contractors working with the company gave gifts to school officials in Texas, two lawsuits alleged
Agency joins growing list of regulators looking at whether Google broke privacy laws
Due to heavy demand for the SpotCloud market, Enomaly plans to make it easier for service providers to participate
Microsoft database team also ships new data warehouse appliance
Google Android tips, blogs, reviews, history and trivia
Even if RockMelt succeeds, mainstream browsers can easily co-opt its features, say experts
Carrier, vendor and content-provider executives said they don't yet have all the answers
The 3G network in the world's most closed country now covers 75 percent of the population
The Norweigian browser developer hopes its product will be faster than the competition
A group of Chinese ad resellers are holding protests against Google for terminating their contracts
Fabric-Attached Storage line can increase up to 2.9 petabytes of capacity
Office of Personnel Management may delay launch of its controversial Health Claims Data Warehouse
Another rival punches Microsoft for distributing free antivirus software through Windows' update service
A security researcher says the way the iPhone handles certain URL schemes could pose a security risk
Nvidia's next-generation GTX 580 GPU resolves heating and noise issue that plagued the GeForce GTX 480
Company will need big capital injection to remain solvent in 2011
Graphical previews of search results are 'something that Bing will probably need to respond to,' analyst says
The feature is called Instant Previews and is designed to help people decide on which results to click and on which to not
The suite, originally called Pulse, has been renamed Vibe Cloud
iFixit loves opening up iPads, Kinects and Google TV, but hates that so many electronics products get tossed
European stakeholders, however, differ on interpretation of 'net neutrality'
Data traffic is driving revenue growth at Vodafone, as revenue from voice services begins to decline in Europe
"Doomsday-ish" clarion call implores Microsoft to further embrace cloud computing or face irrelevancy
