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Critics call Apple iOS 6 “catch-up” technology | Network World

Apple's launch of iOS 6 yesterday at the Worldwide Developer Conference did a lot to wow the tech media world -- but some mobile users seem less than overwhelmed.

Weaving a software safety net | Network World

In software security, there's a depressing but indisputable truth: No matter what you do or how much money you spend making code more resilient, fortifying the network or electro-shocking developers who write bad code, you can't get rid of all the security bugs.

‘Net pioneer Roberts touts ‘Fast Flow Routing’ | Network World

Anagran, founded by Larry Roberts, one of the designers and developers of the ARPANET computer packet network that evolved into the Internet, announced the immediate availability of the Anagran FR-1000 Flow Router. The one-rack unit FR-1000 is designed to improve the performance of IP-based video, voice, data and wireless applications with lower cost and energy consumption than today’s Layer 3 routers.

iPhone 5 rumor rollup for the week ending July 6 | Network World

As American celebrated Independence Day, without aliens, the iOSphere celebrated the return of rumors promising quad-core bliss in iPhone 5.

Despite layoffs, Moto to support Windows Mobile | Network World

Even though it is laying off Windows Mobile developers, Motorola intends to continue to support the mobile platform, a spokeswoman said.

MontaVista makes new strides with latest real-time Linux offering | Network World

MontaVista Software recently released the latest version of its reat-time Linux operating system (RTOS), MontaVista Linux Professional Edition 5.0. New to the product are a faster response time, an updated Linux kernel, advanced protocol support, and a host of tools for developers of RTOS systems and applications.

ARM server maker offers cloud service to port x86 code | Network World

ARM processors are used mostly in smartphones, but Boston Limited is offering a service through which developers can port existing x86 applications to work on ARM servers, which can then be tested via a cloud service.

Sun releases storage technology to open source developers | Network World

Enterprise storage administrators looking to expand their use of open source tools received good news from Sun last week, as the vendor released a bevy of its disk, file system and storage device drivers to its OpenSolaris community.

Microsoft sets second Longhorn event for September | Network World

Microsoft has set a date for a second Longhorn-themed Professional Developers Conference. The event will be held in September 2005, almost two years after the company first detailed the Windows XP successor at the 2003 PDC.

Does the Vonage court decision harm the future of consumer VoIP? | Network World

Last Friday, a federal judge issued an injunction against Vonage that would essentially prevent it from connecting its customers to the PSTN; however, the judge also gave Vonage until April 6, 2007 before making the injunction effective. The judge found that Vonage had violated Verizon patents in an earlier ruling. This injunction was issued to prevent Vonage from further harming Verizon, which claimed it had lost a million customers to Vonage.

Get tough on telecommuting: 6 questions to ask | Network World

Telecommuting is back on workers' radars in a big way these days, thanks to gas prices that are a whopping 30 percent higher this summer than last.

Kernel space: udev rules, but whose? | Network World

Udev tells Linux what names to use for devices, how to set the ownership and permissions, and which kernel modules it needs to use them. But who configures udev: the kernel developers or the distribution maintainers?

The practicality of open source NAC developers | Network World

Developers of open source NAC products are a very practical lot. They use existing open source software to back end the NAC-specific code they write.

Apple in the enterprise: Inevitable, still not easy | Network World

Eighteen months ago, Serena Software Inc. began exploring the feasibility of supporting Apple MacBooks as an option for its users, most of whom are developers. It was interested in lowering its support costs and increasing satisfaction among employees who used Macs at home, including the CEO.

Microsoft PDC, WinHEC will be Windows 7 coming-out parties | Network World

Microsoft has been fairly reticent about the development of the next client version of its Windows OS, code-named Windows 7. But in a blog entry Thursday, Microsoft said it will finally give developers their first in-depth look at the OS at its forthcoming Professional Developers Conference (PDC) in October.

Kernel space: Virus scanning API spawns security debate | Network World

Should Linux include a virus scanning layer? Kernel developers debate the best way to protect virus-vulnerable OSs from malware stored on a Linux server.

AI programmers struggle to makes games ‘imitate life’ | Network World

Artificial intelligence, a field of programming employed by video game developers to make characters smarter and improve their decisions, still has a ways to go before it actually yields intelligent characters.

Making headway in the U.S. | Network World

The WAN optimization market is heating up, and venture capitalists are taking notice. The latest is OpenView Venture Partners, which just led Exinda Networks’ first infusion of outside funding -- a $6 million round announced this week.

Google pushing software to low-cost Linux PCs | Network World

With an eye for larger adoption of Linux, Google is actively working with open-source developers to integrate its applications in the OS, a Linux developer said on Tuesday.

MSI offers Wind netbook with better batteries | Network World

Micro-Star International will later this month offer a new version of its Wind mini-laptop with a far better, 6-cell battery, than the one currently on offer.

Developers unveil new mobile apps for shopping, restaurant reviews at DEMO Mobile | Network World

Snaptiva wants to add a bit more color to the experience of shopping for home design and fashion products, literally.

Live Mesh may emerge as Microsoft ‘cloud’ platform | Network World

Originally positioned as a Web-based service for synchronizing files and data folders across different devices, Microsoft's Live Mesh is poised to emerge as a cloud-based development environment at the company's Professional Developers Conference (PDC) in October.

EA to increase workforce cuts to 10 percent | Network World

Video game maker Electronic Arts (EA) said Friday it plans to cut 1,000 jobs, or 10 percent of its workforce, after announcing in October it would cut just 6 percent.

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