Datamation Staff

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

Cnet: Just in time to be part of all the hype leading up to Facebook's IPO on Friday, Experian Hitwise has released a bunch of stats about the social

All Things D: On Wednesday morning, Bloomberg BusinessWeek published an article containing excerpts from some HP documents that Oracle plans to introduce

InformationWeek: Google has taken the wraps off Chrome 19, the latest version of its Web browser. The update fixes twenty security vulnerabilities, and it

PCMag: Google has unveiled a new "Knowledge Graph" feature on its main search engine. In addition to providing a list of links related to a particular

eWeek: In its newly released Adobe Digital Index, Adobe Systems says that Web traffic from tablets has grown ten times as fast as traffic coming from

The Inquirer: On the heels of its $1 billion purchase of Instagram, Facebook has snapped up another photo-app maker--Lightbox. For now, the Lightbox

Wall Street Journal: Unnamed "people familiar with the matter" tell the Wall Street Journal that Google plans to work with multiple manufacturers to

Bloomberg: A new report from market research firm Gartner says that Samsung overtook Nokia as the number one mobile phone manufacturer during the first

The New York Times: U.S. customers who would like to purchase the HTC One X or the HTC Evo 4G LTE are going to have to wait a while. The International

eWeek: Today, AMD officially launched its Trinity line of processors, the second generation of itsA-Series accelerated processing units (APUs) designed to

Cnet: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has overturned a ruling by a lower court and said sales of Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 should be