Datamation Staff

The New York Times: Several anonymous sources say that Facebook is working on its third attempt to build a smartphone. The company has already hired

ZDNet: A new report from market research firm Gartner says that more employers are monitoring their employees' social networking activities for security

Wired: Security researchers from Kaspersky Lab say they have discovered a complex piece of cyber-espionage malware infecting systems in Iran, Lebanon,

The Globe and Mail: Sources "close to the company" say that BlackBerry-maker RIM is preparing for another round of restructuring, which could include

The Wall Street Journal: Is Facebook about to buy Opera? Over the holiday weekend, rumors swirled that social networking giant was interested in the

Cnet: As part of a new Transparency Report, Google has released new statistics about websites it removes from its search engine results for copyright

PCWorld: Not only is Microsoft currently working on a major upgrade for Windows, it's also overhauling Office, Internet Explorer and a host of enterprise

InformationWeek: New reports from Millennial Media and ABI Research predict a bright future for tablets and phone/tablet combos, known as "phablets."

eWeek: Networking and collaboration vendor Cisco has cancelled all future development of its Cius Android-based tablet. The company said that the ongoing

Computerworld: After testing 600 enterprise SAP systems, security firm Onapsis found that more than 95 percent hadn't installed necessary security

FOX News: The jury deciding the patent infringement case brought by Oracle against Google has ruled that Android does not violate Java patents. Two weeks

PCWorld: A new report from security vendor McAfee says that the first quarter of 2012 was the "busiest quarter in recent history" for malware. The company