Datamation Staff

PCMag: Over the weekend, Google released an updated version of the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) report on the Street View scandal. Unlike the

The Verge: Smartphone manufacturer LG told a Korean publication that it has no more plans to produce phones that run on Microsoft's Windows Phone

The New York Times: Last year, Apple paid $3.3 billion in taxes on profits of $34.2 billion, for a net 9.8 percent tax rate. However, a study by former

Cnet: James Gosling, the creator of the Java programming language, has weighed in on the Oracle vs. Google lawsuit concerning Android's use of Java. In a

ZDNet: Amazon reported surprisingly strong sales for the first quarter with total revenue of $13.18 billion, a 34 percent year-over-year increase.

eWeek: The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the highly controversial Cyber-Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA). The bill, which Obama

PCMag: A new report from mobile solutions vendor Good Technology finds that 97.3 percent of enterprise tablet activations in the first quarter were iPads.

The New York Times: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has hired prominent litigator Beth A. Wilkinson for its antitrust investigation of Google's search

Bloomberg: In the first quarter, Samsung passed Nokia to become the world's largest mobile phone manufacturer. The Korean company shipped 93.5 million

PCMag: Canonical has officially released Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin. The update of the popular Linux distribution includes several features of interest

eWeek: A new report from Futuresource Consulting predicts that global tablet sales will climb over 200 percent over the next two years and reach 232

CNN: Don't expect Apple to start making tablet-laptop hybrids anytime soon. CEO Tim Cook made it clear that the company doesn't plan to combine the iPad