Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Facebook users are falling for yet another clickjacking scam that fools them into 'liking' a page
The company will boost its efforts to bring social capabilities to its sites
Apple's next-generation smartphone is expected to be announced next week at the company's Worldwide Developers Conference
House votes to close tax loopholes; Schumer to file Senate bill that would tax offshore call centers
Security firm Sophos identifies latest attempt to manipulate Facebook crowd
Microsoft's aging Web browser finally nearing the end
Orange will launch three devices, which will cost below $145 without subsidies
And it spikes 36% after Apple's international launch
MSI and Asus show off all-in-one 3D desktops and laptops
ERM might seem a lofty concept, but Georgetown turns that concept into specific systems and projects that reduce risk
Sunrise Wireless offers public Wi-Fi for recreational boaters and WiMax for commercial vessels
A year after its unveiling, Microsoft Bing holds its own and prompts innovation from Google
Former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss explains how to get what you want. The first step is active listening.
Executive touts IE's gains in the U.S. as Firefox, Chrome both fall
HP to cut 9,000 IT jobs but hire 6,000 others better suited for highly automated data centers
While most U.S. consumers don't know how fast their links should be, they like what they get, an FCC survey said
Likely related to tension between the two companies, experts speculate
The VIRTTEX Lab operates like a flight simulator
Move to once again push back so-called Red Flags Rule follows AMA lawsuit seeking exemption for physicians
From speeding up attachment previews to integrating social networking, these tips will help get the most out of Outlook 2007
OCZ claims read speeds of up to 540MB/sec, more than double earlier SSD speeds
Intel to announce new Atom platform, discuss thermal technology at Computex
New drives will be used in PCs, laptops, video cameras and set top boxes
A demonstration targeting companies including Apple and Foxconn provides a noisy start to the Taiwanese trade show
It has not however removed the controversial content from its web site
Switch port throughput goes from 4Gbit/sec to 8Gbit/sec
The prototype screens appear in several mock-ups, but there is still no word on a commercial product
The world's second-biggest contract manufacturer of laptops says its customers are very interested in tablets
GlobalFoundries raises capital spending by US$3 billion
It will take a $1B accounting charge to cover the cost of restructuring
Quantenn's latest 802.11n chipset drops in size, power and price
The iFixIt teardown shows a powerhouse; Sprint launch on Friday
The laptop's keyboard flips over to reveal a pen-input pad.
China's Nebulae system takes the second spot in the biannual list
Windows is too big and has too many features for tablets
The new 32-core chip adds vector processing capabilities to boost application performance
HTML 5 will make Web browsers more application friendly, according to the Norwegian browser maker
Georgetown University turned ERM into specific systems and projects that reduce risk
Sales leave most early 2010 estimates in the dust
The alleged mastermind of a $100 million scareware scam skipped out on authorities last year
Fund will focus on mobile Internet and mobile cloud technologies
Kai-Fu Lee's new company is helping to raise a new generation of startups
