Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
HannStar agrees to pay a $30 million fine for the price-fixing conspiracy
Four new thin-client computers from GD Itronix include two notebook models
Tablet runs the Android OS, offer videoconferencing
Cisco's Cius business tablet will run on an Intel Atom processor
Open source icon reacts to Microsoft's planned Windows App Store
In a bid to placate Chinese officials, Google revamps its site in China
New rates are scheduled to kick in this week when a merger order expires
Criminals put more than 1 million fake charges on consumer credit cards.
The company has turned over management of its factory dorms to a Chinese firm
India’s second largest mobile operator has been looking at various options to reduce debt
Companies are building new factories again at a blistering pace and new output will send DRAM prices lower
The Shuttle Discovery crew are upbeat on the use of Twitter in orbit as a way to connect with the public
Extends crash protection timing so slow PCs can run Flash games
A proposal to extend Germany's stringent privacy laws to cover street panoramas fulfills an urgent need, regulators say
Avaya banks on customers wanting multi-vendor environments to compete against Cisco
Verizon also announces Samsung-built smartphone, the Fascinate
Previously, organizations that blocked Google's encrypted search site also blocked other Google services
The new method is cheaper and more portable than traditional equipment
Company could have sold even more if it had had them, says analyst
The U.S. Supreme Court rules against one business-method patent in a narrow decision
Heat maps can reveal, though not always explain, system latency, an Oracle engineer argues
River will be for simple 'extension' on-demand applications, while Business ByDesign will support more complex ones
Business analysts can make sure they're getting users' requirements right before handing over the project to development
16GB model boasts gross margin of 61%, says analyst
Facebook hires Google Chrome OS engineer Matthew Papakipos
Customers can choose exactly how much RAM, CPU and storage they want to use
The court rules that it's too hard to remove members of an oversight board
Windows 7 security evaluated by Gartner
Analysts expect boot SSD drives will be the most successful at first
Internet whirling with talk of 'Google Me,' a service that would rival Facebook
Google defends Web apps support as war of words continues
What are they saying and what does it mean?
Think only your social network knows your location? Well, think again
Security's credibility has grown by leaps and bounds this decade, but challenges remain. Survey results from CSO Magazine
A new White House plan follows up on recommendations in the FCC's broadband plan
Cisco CTO Ed Bugnion was one of five VMware founders
Core Security warned users to turn off a WPA migration mode feature for security reasons
U.S. stock markets fell Thursday, including the tech-heavy Nasdaq
As city transit systems adopt NFC, Nokia and other vendors are getting ready to announce compatible phones, says analyst
Apple acknowledges reception issue, tells users to grip the new iPhone 4 differently
But the ordinary looking data center must do some extraordinary work to keep the casino going
A recent Intel report highlights the push to use GPUs for parallel processing applications
