Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
TV host says it's time to cut the 'friend' fat and get back to having real friends
Low-income, rural and minority families are behind others in broadband adoption rates
Promo starts Nov. 20, runs though Jan. 2 on all Delta, Virgin and AirTran domestic flights
Oracle's CEO said he would have charged SAP $4 billion to license the software stolen by its TomorrowNow subsidiary
Some claims are dismissed but the government may refile its complaint, according to a judge's ruling
Toshiba increased the performance to a maximum 220MB/sec.
Verizon expects to devote some of its LTE spectrum to broadcasting for live video
Arm faces a challenge stealing market share from Intel and AMD, with design and customer acceptance issues
The former actress and HP contractor made the accusation in a letter to Mark Hurd, sources tell the Journal
The president also made a pitch for larger exports from the country to India
T-Mobile has taken heat for calling its network 4G, but even LTE and WiMax carriers have no claim to the term
Long after falling out of fashion in other countries, a new PDA hits Pyongyang stores
Footage of a dispute at sea surfaces on YouTube and threatens to harm relations with China
Homes that should be obscured are sometimes partially or even wholly visible to iPad or iPhone users
Joomla's default installation process breaks with good security practice, an Apache maintainer argues
Consumer Reports test shows Kinect does recognize dark-skinned players
A Kaiser Permanente study showed that the alerts change physicians' behavior
Oldest NASA space shuttle hits some tough luck getting ready for what will be its last trip into space
Workers' trouble learning the SAP system drove down productivity and potential sales
Businesses that want to offer Wi-Fi access will no longer need a special license from the police
A paper released late Thursday applauds the FCC for examining net neutrality and managed services
The well-known security conference kicks off on Monday in Abu Dhabi
With Intellitar, you can create an online version of yourself for future generations to talk to
Zero-day attacks can overwhelm security and information event management equipment
A senior Microsoft attorney said a single standard for data transactions is needed across Europe
Users take to Twitter to voice their frustrations over smaller type size
Jury rejected arguments that that earlier awards in case brought by RIAA were excessive
Certain E-Business Suite customers need to meet a patch threshold to go on extended support
Operators rolling out services in homes and at the office
The Folio 100 tablet is designed to outperform the iPad
Tencent is forcing users of its instant messaging client to uninstall security software as part of an going feud
The EU Commission has published new proposals on data protection laws
Claims Apple used iOS 4 upgrade to cripple older iPhones to sell more iPhone 4s
U.S. Office of Personnel Management wants to collect data from three health programs
Sheraton in Springfield, Mass. solves old network problems with 61 new low-cost APs
Zone Labs customer comments on Facebook, Twitter slipped through the cracks before Cisco's SocialMiner
Petaflop-class supercomputer 'expected to be complete within the next 12 to 18 months,' DOE says
