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As fraud abounds, design students craft safer ATMs | Network World

Going to an ATM can be an unnerving, vulnerable experience: You're faced against a wall, taking out cash with little visibility as to whom is watching you.

Modular OS design cuts downtime | Network World

DAS readies buildings for wireless

INTEROP – Prototyping tool eases design of iPhone apps | Network World

Enterprises that want to create applications for Apple's iPhone will be able to build and try out prototypes using a special programming template unveiled on Tuesday.

AMD hit with patent-infringement suit | Network World

Chip-design company Opti has filed a patent-infringement lawsuit against Advanced Micro Devices, after reaching an out-of-court settlement in a similar case against Nvidia earlier this year.

Enterprise agility means turning design upside down | Network World

Companies consistently tell us they’re concerned with “enabling enterprise agility.” Before you dismiss this term as YASAB (yet another silly analyst buzzword), you might want to take a look at what the IT executives who use it mean.

Wyse seeks partners to make thin-client PCs | Network World

In an effort to bring more of its thin-client know-how to market, Wyse Technology Inc. has packaged its technology into a single chip and reference design, and is looking for partners to bundle the product into their PC hardware.

Apple designer’s court testimony recalls birth of iPhone | Network World

The roots of the iPhone can probably be traced to many corners of Apple's campus in Cupertino, California, but a Silicon Valley courtroom on Friday heard how some of the most recognizable software design features of the phone were born in a team working in a dark, dirty, windowless room with special security to keep others out.

Intelligent or stupid? Dumb question | Network World

The bottom line is that the Internet already contains plenty of intelligence, such as routing, addressing and session-creating. It will need to contain more to handle next-generation services. And that's fine. The issue isn't about "intelligent" vs. "stupid" - it's about how well a set of design principles can map to a changing set of expectations and requirements.

Yahoo CEO Mayer talks mobile strategy, design approach | Network World

Yahoo is taking a "mobile first" approach to its product strategy, to the point where mobility could reinvent the company, according to CEO Marissa Mayer.

Acer’s Switch 10 puts a new spin on hybrid design | Network World

Acer has given a fresh look to detachable hybrids with its magnetic Aspire Switch 10 tablet, which it showed off at an event Tuesday, where it also demonstrated what it says is the fastest Chromebook yet.

BlackBerry sues Ryan Seacrest’s Typo over ‘iconic’ keyboard design | Network World

BlackBerry, in an effort to protect one of its key designs, has filed a copyright infringement suit against a company co-founded by Ryan Seacrest that makes a keyboard case for the iPhone.

Antenna service supports full lifecycle of mobile app | Network World

Antenna Software on Tuesday plans to launch a hosted service that will let businesses design, build, publish, manage and analyze mobile apps that are geared toward employees or customers.

Designing for application performance | Network World

In our last few newsletters we began to discuss a seldom-mentioned IT discipline - Application Performance Engineering (APE). In this newsletter we will discuss the linkage between APE and application design.

The Linkage Between APE, Design and Implementation | Network World

This is the fifth in a series of newsletters that have been discussing a seldom-mentioned IT discipline - Application Performance Engineering (APE). The premise of this series of newsletters is that IT organizations are increasingly concerned with the performance of at least a few of their company's key applications and because of that concern need to take the proactive steps that constitute APE as a means of ensuring acceptable application performance. In this newsletter we will discuss the linkage betwee

Lenovo brings a twist to Chromebook design with N20p touchscreen | Network World

Lenovo is bringing a unique design to Chromebooks with the N20p Chromebook, which has a touchscreen that can rotate roughly 300 degrees to a "stand mode."

Packet Design monitors EIGRP | Network World

Packet Design plans to leave no stone unturned - or, more appropriately, no protocol unmonitored.

Intel hit with $500 million patent lawsuit | Network World

All Computers Inc. filed a patent lawsuit against Intel Thursday claiming that Intel's Pentium II processor infringed upon a circuit design patented by All Computers.

India’s Sasken acquires Finnish design company | Network World

Sasken Communication Technologies has agreed to acquire Finnish wireless design company Botnia Hightech Oy and two subsidiaries in a bid to position itself as an end-to-end mobile handset design services company, the Indian software services company said Wednesday

Samsung shuffles executives after Galaxy S5 design gets slammed | Network World

Samsung has appointed a new head of its design team less than a month after the Galaxy S5 went on sale, a change that hints the company has finally taken years of negative feedback to heart.

The shifting LANscape | Network World

For most of the decade that began in 2000 LAN design was very staid. The basic design guidelines were well established, few new technologies were introduced into the market and the major vendors each had their market share and those shares changed little over the decade. You could argue that during that decade that the enterprise LAN architect was as busy as the proverbial Maytag repairman. However, as we will show in the next four newsletters, that situation has dramatically changed.

Hands-on with the Xiaomi Mi Note, a super-light phablet | Network World

The Xiaomi Note has an impressive thin design

Panasonic speeds its chip design process | Network World

When you’re transferring large files between the United States and Japan, you have to allow for a certain amount of delay, especially when your connection maxes out at 100Mbps. But the situation in which Panasonic Research & Development found itself was extreme, with many file transfers measured in hours, not minutes.

The IP telephone wave is coming | Network World

As enterprise telephone system manufacturers decide that their research and development efforts are going to be exclusively focused on VoIP, TDM systems will go the way of the dinosaur. The effect on users is going to be more traumatic this time, however, because of one major difference: the design and successful installation of VoIP systems requires more homework and effort on the part of users than did the installation preparation for TDM systems.

HTC One Mini 2 gets high-resolution front camera for selfie addicts | Network World

HTC is hoping the design and the ability to take high-resolution selfies with a 5-megapixel front camera will make its One Mini 2 a hit.

Google Glass may get more stylish with help from Oakley and Ray-Ban | Network World

Google is looking to reach a wider audience for Glass with some design help from Oakley and Ray-Ban.