Datamation Staff

Reuters: It now looks extremely likely that the Oracle and HP disagreement over the Itanium platform will go to trial. After a hearing Wednesday, Oracle

Reuters: On February 28, Dell launched the XPS 13, an ultrabook designed to compete against the MacBook Air. Although the company says it was "aggressive"

Computerworld: According to Net Applications, Microsoft's Internet Explorer remained the world's most popular browser in April with over 50 percent of the

Cnet: Yet another mobile phone manufacturer has filed some patent lawsuits. This time it's Nokia filing an ITC complaint against HTC as well as filing

ZDNet: Four years ago, security researcher Joxean Koret notified Oracle about a security vulnerability in its database software. Koret thought that Oracle

InformationWeek: VMware has released View 5.1, an update to its desktop virtualization product. The new software takes a more sophisticated approach to

eWeek: At its Impact 2012 conference, IBM unveiled Mobile Foundation, a new portfolio of software and services that aims to help enterprises make better

PCMag: At the BlackBerry World conference in Orlando, RIM CEO Thorsten Heins showed off the company's long-anticipated new mobile operating system,

Computerworld: According to market research firm IDC, Samsung had the largest share of smartphone sales in the first quarter, selling a record-setting

ZDNet: According to Net Applications, Microsoft's Windows XP remained the most used operating system in April, accounting for 46.08 percent of the market.

The Register: It sounds like a joke, but Facebook really does have a new organ donation feature. The social network now allows users to add their organ

InformationWeek: Barnes & Noble is spinning off its Nook e-reader business, and Microsoft plans to invest $300 million in the new company, which will be