Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The Apple supplier called the allegations 'reprehensible'
The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau declined to comment as U.S. authorities pursue the case
Many vendors fail to develop further signatures to guard against different exploits that use the same vulnerability
The Indian government and outsourcers say that a new law, hiking visa applications fees, breaks WTO rules
At a conference, Chinese officials stress the need to continue the Internet industry's development
Microsoft still not partnering with VMware
Austin Radiological Association benefits from integrated management view
Barnes & Noble also adds rating feature to Nook for iPod
The Web's standards body creates a cross-browser platform for sharing fonts
Some analysts worry half price offer is a sign of weak acceptance; others say the future of RIM device is still bright
The U.S. Attorney's Office said it couldn't find criminal intent at the Pennsylvania school district
Dell now looks to compete with HP and IBM as an end-to-end player
Dismisses talk of coating or change in design for possible CDMA iPhone
Pricing, deployment and compatibility unknowns loom as OpenWorld approaches
Reports spur analysts to disagree whether a smaller tablet's smart
The NAND is 20% smaller than flash memory chips sold today
RIM says Amazon.com has offered the new smartphone at half the AT&T price since its unveiling
Initial field trial involved deaf students making compressed video chats
The changes come as Yahoo starts its transition to using Bing as its back-end search engine
Tap Snake could be used by attackers to monitor movements of an Android system via GPS tracking
An IBM executive expects the flash storage parts to also work in conjunction with DRAM
Full disk encryption is key to meeting compliance rules, but watch out for those Macs
The new hike in visa fees, intended to fund border security, could cost Indian outsourcers up to US$250 million a year
The secretive nation has started tweeting news
Carriers defy iPhone and release Droid 2, Torch 9800 and soon the Epic 4G, with touchscreens and physical keyboards
And a third of iPhone owners are waiting for carrier choice to upgrade smartphone, says survey
New survey shows IT workers loving their jobs less
Smooth-Stone will compete against Intel in server chips
The startup's software suite can control backup, replication, archiving and other tasks
Data gathered routinely by phones could jeopardize troop safety, experts say
TeliaSonera's LTE network delivers an average speed of 33.4M bps
Ybrant plans to strengthen its search advertising business through the acquisition
Purchase of the virtualized storage provider will increase Dell's reach into cloud computing
Two former employees receive prison sentences for steering work to a Washington IT firm
Google also wants 1Gbit/sec. to the home via fiber
LG-Ericsson USA will sell data LAN gear from the former SMC along with office telephony products
Deb Geister of LexisNexis explains why ACH fraud is growing and how you can prevent and detect this scheme
Dumps Discussions, will unveil Support Communities 'very soon'
Reports say P1000 Galaxy Tab, with 7-inch touchscreen and video chat, will be displayed at IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin
$5 per inbox: the standard price for cloud-based e-mail
Jerry Kennelly also gives his views on battling with Cisco, expanding Riverbed's product line and opportunities in the cloud.
Robot that can show happiness, sadness and fear could some day be a caregiver for children
