Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
AT&T wireless customer ranks swell to 87 million
BlackBerry mobile devices will be able to print documents at public locations like libraries, cafes and airports
The DOJ should consider all remedies, including breaking Google up, Consumer Watchdog says
Storage vendor projects full-year revenues will hit $16.5 billion; profit will be 14%-plus of sales
Agnilux buyout already 7th one this year for Google; search giant purchased 6 companies in 2009
The formerly secret ACTA text is slammed as "copyright law on steroids"
IT professionals debate the pros, cons of students completing their homework in groups
The company revamps its application platform to allow user information to be meshed with other sites' user data
Clues in future iPhones and iPads, massive data center point to video-based subscription services
The agency's proposal would move $15.5 billion into a broadband deployment fund over the next 10 years
Intel's Meego will work on Atom-based desktops and laptops with Core processors
Cripples Windows XP machines with endless reboots after critical system file quarantined
Users decide to receive advertisements on products and services in categories including careers, entertainment and finance
It's focusing on unstructured data and data tiering
Effort not related to Google getting slammed by 10 countries for perceived privacy lapses, source says
"I hate McAfee” and other frustrated Tweets come as Windows XP hit hard by defective McAfee update
McAfee says teams are working to support Windows XP customers hurt by flubbed anti-virus update
Deliberations begin tomorrow
The peer-to-peer vendor now has its own protocol to keep file-sharing from hogging networks
The system was among the information stolen in attacks allegedly launched from China
An official raised national security concerns over projects like citywide networks of sensors for analytics
Operators will need deep pockets and staying power to make money, say analysts
Privacy commissioners in 10 countries have written to Google's CEO
TwinStrata integrates with Amazon, EMC cloud storage
Doctors and other healthcare workers embrace Apple iPad
Declaration may bolster EC efforts to open up the market for public sector IT services
Has further legal options, including federal espionage act, says attorney
Owens & Minor moves Cobol-based ERP system to x86 server, Windows machines
Space shuttle Discovery lands safely after 15-day mission to supply space station
Pre-orders to arrive, sales start at company stores; reports of supply problems mount
Cloud computing is not yet edging in on core ICT sourcing strategies, but preparations are underway.
But there are still no public plans for multitenant SaaS ERP
Microsoft details how its management software portfolio will deliver heterogeneous orchestration and automation capabilities to help customers develop, deploy and manage applications in private and public cloud computing environments.
3,580 data requests originated from U.S. agencies
Reacts to Black Hat disclosure of potential manipulation of IE8's cross-site scripting filter
Study shows that today's teens prefer texting over e-mail, IM and face-to-face contact
Privacy commissioners from 10 companies threaten to take action against privacy violations
The feature coming later this year will let drivers control some applications hands-free
How Ball State is moving from being a vendor testing ground to becoming a WiMAX-connected campus
The Planet and IBM build cloud services based on KVM
Its CEO describes the quarter as "good" and highlights growth in display advertising
Worldwide iPhone shipments jumped by 131 percent this quarter
