Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
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
But no word on when Apple will plug the jailbreak exploit holes
Employer confidence continues to be on the upswing, with refresh cycles for hardware and software helping the hiring picture
Regular smartphone users will need to take security precautions on par with enterprise users
Will go 'out-of-bound' with fix, probably on Aug. 17
Despite Wave's failure, some think the code is still worth using
It's likely the carrier will use LTE eventually, and the choice will probably be revealed within a year, analysts said
Representatives Markey and Barton sent a letter asking about personal data practices at 15 popular websites
Android making big gains in mobile OS market, but Symbian still by far tops
Collaborative Care Solution should ensure compliance with future national e-health standards
14 updates, 8 critical, will quash 34 bugs in Windows, Office, IE, Silverlight
USAID helps to create 3,000 offshore jobs in Sri Lanka
The talks with broadband providers and others haven't gotten far enough, an FCC official says
Researchers are working on ways to make speech recognition systems less frustrating to interact with
Hackers broke into a Ceridian payroll account, but the fraud was thwarted
IT vendor share prices are still dampened by economic concerns
Despite Nokia's slipping popularity, it appears to have fans that continue to hope for a turnaround
A new mainframe from IBM and an old debate over the availability of skilled professionals to work it
But Intel says the relationship with TSMC is still intact
IBM Research has teamed with education institutions in India and Japan for this research
The ban covers all BlackBerry applications, including e-mail and instant messaging
Component costs continued to rise in the second quarter, the company said
Sticks with Microsoft's aged browser to save taxpayers' money
Easy access to data is vital to security, says retired general Michael Hayden
The company is turning gigabytes worth of data over to the Metropolitan Police
The proposed settlement prohibits the company from giving computer makers benefits for exclusive use of its chips
But not quite as euphoric as 3GS owner satisfaction
Microsoft will use its Tellme cloud-based speech recognition capabilities for windows Phone 7 handsets
Windows 7 brings several security enhancements that don't sacrifice usability
