Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
District staffers called the photos taken by laptop software a 'little soap opera'
Network performance issues resulting from Apple iPad use a concern at Princeton, Cornell
The software will start to be rolled out at the end of the month
China had one in four of the world's infected IPs for one Conficker variant, a report shows
Toshiba has considered building a chip factory in Brazil and started training chip engineers there
Public outcry forces ACTA negotiating draft to be made public next week
Federal prosecutors say threats arose from Labor Dept. wage probe
But rival research firm Gartner estimates the opposite
A state-linked organization warned of a growing 'digital divide' between rural and urban China
The country believes terrorists in the region use mobile services to plan attacks
Get the most from Apple's new tablet
The deal will strengthen Oracle's hand in health care tech
RFID cards with buttons can protect private information, but form factor is large
Hentai anime fans' IE bookmarks posted online -- unless they pay $16 to remove proof of porn use
iPhone apps development leads over Windows Phone, Android, Symbian, BlackBerry, Ovum survey finds
The key: powering several electronic devices at once
President defends plan to re-focus NASA, and scrap project to return humans to the moon
Norwegian browser maker not worried about iPhone OS 4 SDK changes
The agency will move toward remaking the Universal Service Fund during its Wednesday meeting
The company is focused on improving its position in the laptop market
The company says it will split the revenue from Promoted Tweets 50-50 for third-party apps
Voice-recognition software still has a long way to go in computing, says Intel's Perlmutter
Tiny usage share -- just 3 out of every 10,000 online devices -- but closes in on well-established mobile rivals
Security researchers must find new ways to battle spam, according to Google's Postini mail filtering division
The tool for Firefox expediates investigation of Web sites that may have malicious code
They found it is possible to conceal malware within archive formats such as .rar and .zip
Process and technology steps to manage compliance in ever-more-complex computing environments
Lawmakers seek more information about the authority of the new Defense Department organization
Researcher says Lenovo and Acer lead the way as all top PC makers show impressive results
Quashes bug being used by hackers to install attack code
Online retailers are taking orders for the chips ahead of launch later this month
With a stylus, users can virtually poke and prod what's inside
Hundreds of messages criticizing his decision have been posted since the Feb. 24 verdict was announced
Instead of accepting the $16 settlement, customers should demand something else, a network engineer says
Researchers spot first widespread attack using Reader, Acrobat design flaw
OpenSolaris communitry is vexed at Oracle's silence, mulls forking code base
FibreChannel over Ethernet gets all the hype for unifying data centers; is iSCSI not up to the task?
