Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Browser argument picks up heat, noise as it migrates from desktops to smart phones
Google dominates search, but rivals Yahoo and Microsoft are giving chase
Streaming video rivals compete for users, ads and profits
Debate rages over whether enterprises will favor shared or exclusive Internet services
ISPs face trade-offs between the next-gen Internet Protocol and squeezing more life out of IPv4 with network address translation
The 'Hatfields and McCoys' of anti-virus have kept their feud alive for decades
Which operating system is better? Debate still rages
Battle for Web users intensifies as Facebook fends off privacy complaints
Amazon, Apple fight it out in the emerging digital reader market
Rivals taking router face-off to the data center
Has mobile WiMAX been permanently crippled in the 4G technology battle?
Microsoft and Google battle for the emerging mobile Web
The top two carriers battle for a market that's still fast-evolving
Server virtualization is no longer a one-horse race, as Microsoft, Citrix and others compete more convincingly with market leader VMware
Desktop virtualization cuts energy costs and boosts security compared to traditional PCs, but ROI is elusive
Tempers flare over Flash as Internet's video de-facto standard
The iPhone gets all the attention, but don't overlook its competitors.
The company will raise pay in October for employees at its most troubled factory in China
Some of the suspense has been muted, but there are still answers to what we don't know
Facebook News Feed can now show on Yahoo home pages, mail and more
AT&T and Etisalat are interested, according to reports
Here are four cool gadgets from Computex Taipei 2010, with not a tablet among them
Hewlett-Packard is cutting 9,000 IT jobs while adding 6,000 new employees who have sales and service-delivery expertise.
Trend Micro's latest endpoint security product protects Citrix, VMware virtualized desktops; Windows 7 support added as well
You may have an extremely sophisticated security program in place, but it's all for naught without patch management.
The father of the IBM System/360 reveals his secret for great design.
Avaya is prepping a business device like an Apple iPad for business
HP says customers can send documents from mobile devices directly to a printer
Innovate is the new name for IBM's Rational Software conference
But it downplays importance of the service pack
Promotion aimed at users of Nook, iPad and other devices running Barnes & Noble e-reader software
The company extends existing software to run in the cloud
CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the new smartphone at the company's Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco
Could be last Apple iPhone with solely 3G connectivity
Get up to speed on the storage technology inside memory cards, smartphones, USB sticks and the new solid-state drives.
Will IT smarts shape public policy?
Emergency responder groups will push Congress to turn over the D block spectrum
Quad's collaboration platform mixes Web 2.0 tools with business apps for the cubicle
Security vet Bill Besse details the complex planning that goes into protecting a client at the world's largest sporting event
Data centers in the top 25 percent for efficiency will be able to apply for the Energy Star logo
