Cisco: Enterprises Are Embracing BYODBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on May 18, 2012A survey finds that 95 percent of enterprises allow employee-owned devices in the workplace.
Samsung Racks Up 9M Galaxy S III PreordersBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on May 18, 2012The Korean manufacturer will sell the phones through more than 100 wireless network operators worldwide.
Tech Comics: The FreemiumBy Oliver Widder |
News Article Published on May 18, 2012On the Internet, sometimes free doesn't mean completely free.
Google Shifts Tack on AndroidBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on May 16, 2012Google plans to sell more devices directly to consumers, becoming a bit more like its arch-rival Apple.
Facebook Buys LightboxBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on May 16, 2012Lightbox makes a mobile app that is similar to the one made by Instagram, which Facebook also recently purchased.
SMB Cloud Usage Nears 50%By Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on May 11, 2012Web and email hosting are the most popular cloud services for small businesses.
Facebook Tests 'Pay To Promote Post' ToolBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on May 11, 2012In New Zealand, Facebook is offering users the option of paying a buck or two to make their posts more visible to friends.
Tech Comics: "Before 3G Wireless"By Oliver Widder |
News Article Published on May 11, 2012In earlier times, wireless signals didn't move quite as fast as they do today.
Embattled Yahoo Director Stepping DownBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on May 09, 2012Patti Hart, who led the search committee that hired CEO Scott Thompson, won't seek reelection to Yahoo's board.
Rackspace's Q1 Earnings DisappointBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on May 08, 2012Revenue was up for the cloud computing vendor, but it failed to meet analyst expectations.
FBI: We Need Wiretap-Ready Web Sites - NowBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on May 07, 2012The feds want Microsoft, Facebook, Yahoo, Google and ISPs to support a law that would make it easier to conduct surveillance on Web services.
German Judge Rules Microsoft Infringed on Motorola PatentsBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on May 03, 2012A German court has banned sales of Windows 7, Xbox 360, Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player 12, but that ban can't be enforced because of a previous Seattle court decision.
RIM Launches BlackBerry 10By Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on May 01, 2012The company says it is "taking our time to make sure we get this right."
LG Gives Up on Windows PhoneBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on April 30, 2012The Korean phone manufacturer has "no immediate plans" to make more handsets that run on Microsoft's platform.
Barnes & Noble, Microsoft Ink $300M DealBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on April 30, 2012The bookseller is spinning off its Nook business, and Microsoft will own a 17.6 percent stake in the new company.
How Apple Sidesteps Billions in TaxesBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on April 30, 2012The company sets up small offices in low-tax areas, like Nevada, Ireland and the British Virgin Islands.
Tech Comics: "The New Developer"By Oliver Widder |
News Article Published on April 27, 2012A developer who's new on the job should read the documentation. Or not.
Apple's WWDC sells out in 2 hoursBy Datamation.com Staff |
News Article Published on April 25, 2012The annual developer event will take place in San Francisco June 11-15.
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