Datamation Staff

The Wall Street Journal: The U.S. and the E.U. have previously launched antitrust investigations of Google; now India is getting in on the act too. The

Consumer Reports: Consumer Reports' annual State of the Net report finds growing privacy concerns about Facebook. "Some people are sharing too much," the

ZDNet: Researchers at IDC say the market for products related to the Hadoop big data analytics software is about to take off. Last year, enterprises spend

Reuters: Although Android generated $97.7 million in revenue for Google in 2010, the mobile platform actually lost money for the company in every quarter

The Inquirer: Angry about poor sales of the Nokia Lumia smartphone which runs Microsoft's Windows Phone OS, shareholder Robert Chmielinski has filed a

Byte: On Thursday, Samsung unveiled the updated version of its flagship Galaxy smartphone. The Samsung Galaxy S III features a 4.8" display (bigger than

The Washington Post: In his company bio and filings with the SEC, Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson claims to have degrees in both computer science and accounting.

Computerworld: Yahoo has already sued Facebook for infringing on 12 of its patents, and now Facebook has revealed that it received a letter from Yahoo

SearchSecurity: Security researchers have discovered what they say is the first ever drive-by attack aimed at the Android platform. Android users who

DigiTimes: Research firm Canalys says that for the first time ever, manufacturers shipped more smartphones to China than to the U.S. during the first

The Seattle Times: The German judge overseeing the Motorola v. Microsoft patent infringement trial has issued an injunction ordering a sales ban on

ZDNet: A new group of hackers calling itself "The Unknowns" claims to have successfully attacked websites belonging to ten high-profile organizations,