Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Qualcomm will ship its dual-core Snapdragon QSD8672 for tablets and low-cost laptops
Extended GPS tracking without warrant found by U.S. Court of Appeals to be a violation of Fourth Amendment rights
Gartner oversells interest in migrating from Lotus Notes and Domino, according to IBM
Torrentreactor.net hopes Moscow will give the green light to rename the Siberian town after the Web site
Actress and business exec Jodie Fisher ID'd as person behind complaint against former CEO
The Internet communications company plans to raise $100 million
A U.S. judge orders Canadian operation to stop sending false invoices to small businesses and other organizations
Top-end model can cost more than $17K with all the options
Riverbed roadmap seeks to exploit popularity of cloud computing. virtualization
But analyst argues that Mark Papermaster's departure may be due to culture shock
A BlackBerry services ban, originally set for Friday, will now come into force Monday if there is no solution to the dispute
The former CEO avoided attention; he was all about operations, though he could be tough
Oracle/Rimini Street lawsuit will be a real test of legality of third-party services
Investigates Israeli researcher's vulnerability disclosure
Saudi Arabia did not go ahead with threat to cut BlackBerry services on Friday
Question: Let personal iPhone and Android mobile devices in or not?
Mozilla's security bug bounty program has uncovered 120 vulnerabilities since 2004
Disputes in the Middle East and elsewhere are a cost of running a global service
$2,000 H-1B fee increase hits any firm with 50% of employees on the visa
Equipment vendors are reluctant to share source code and designs with the government
The country’s regulator says it will eventually target all encrypted services
IPad replicas with the Android OS are on sale on eBay at cheap prices, but lack technical support
The acquisition will further its goal of making its services socially aware, Google said
FCC could be back at square one
Joins Google, Adobe in auto-update movement to take patching out of users' hands
CFO Lesjak takes over as interim CEO in wake of Hurd scandal
Tavis Ormandy, who kicked off bug reporting debate, to get credit for reporting four flaws
NASSCOM warns of protectionism, trade challenges and job losses
The company's use of Facebook's Share feature violates some FDA rules, the agency says
Information about HP's eStation Zeen filing raises more questions about the company's plans
How has HP changed during Mark Hurd's five years with the company?
After resigning amid allegations of sexual harrassment, Mark Hurd gets a $12 million severance check
The first confirmed attacks were in January 2010, Symantec says
The FTC's settlement with Intel shows that US regulators are paying more attention to the tech sector
The Acer Configuration Manager for Android controls which OS will boot.
The country wants RIM to put a server in the country so it can verify that data is secure
Updates Platform Preview final time, boosts JavaScript speed and Acid3 score
Apple changed the iPhone 4 software in a way that makes it easier to recover the plain-text password used to encrypt data
A reported agreement between Verizon and Google may not affect the FCC or legislation
As Google Wave is tossed aside, analysts say Google has learned important social networking lessons
Reports today say that Google and Verizon close to a deal to pay for priority service
Programming, database expertise dominate financial firms' wish lists
Better backing from operators and phone makers is boosting Android
