Datamation Staff

Marketing Land: Over the weekend, Microsoft opened up its Socl social networking service to the general public. The service touts "the ability to share

Reuters: As ordered by a U.S. court, Apple CEO Tim Cook and Samsung CEO Choi Gee-sung will sit down with a mediator and attempt to resolve the issues

CNNMoney: Following an 18-month antitrust investigation, the European Commission has sent a letter to Google outlining four major "concerns" and asking

AFP: Concluding a year of negotiations, Yahoo and Alibaba have reached an agreement that will see Yahoo selling off its stake in the Chinese e-commerce

The Washington Post: Although it was the most highly anticipated tech IPO of the year, Facebook's stock has failed to impress investors. On the first day

PCWorld: According to the latest statistics from StatCounter, more people worldwide now use Google Chrome than use Microsoft Internet Explorer. Over the

eWeek: A new report from Cisco says that 95 percent of all enterprises surveyed are allowing employees to use their own devices for work. However, the

Reuters: Facebook's big day has arrived: shares in the social networking giant began public trading on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange Friday at 11 am ET. The

GigaOm: Unnamed sources tell GigaOm that both Google and Microsoft will soon unveil infrastructure as a service (IaaS) offerings to compete more directly

All Things D: Unnamed sources say that HP CEO Meg Whitman will announce a restructuring plan for the company--which will include significant layoffs--next

InformationWeek: The Korea Economic Daily is reporting that Samsung has received pre-orders for more than 9 million Galaxy S III smartphones. Those orders

eWeek: Attackers have frequently targeted human rights and foreign policy think tank websites with DDoS attacks, but now they're taking a craftier