Datamation Staff

FOSS Patents: Immediately after a judge ordered the two companies to conduct settlement talks, Samsung has filed a complaint saying that Apple violates

NetworkWorld: In closed-door meetings with analysts, Oracle is laying out its cloud computing strategy. Although non-disclosure agreements prevent the

ZDNet: Time magazine has published two lists of the most influential people of 2012: one is a readers poll and the other is a edited list chosen by the

Bloomberg: U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh has ordered the CEOs of Apple and Samsung to meet within 90 days and attempt to work out a settlement. The two

Computerworld: On Tuesday morning, Gmail users began posting Twitter messages complaining about a Gmail outage. The service disruption lasted about an

PCMag: Greenpeace has issued a new report which accuses several of the world's largest technology companies of running "dirty" cloud computing

ZDNet: With their high profile trial underway, both Oracle and Google have presented the broad strokes of their arguments in the lawsuit that will attempt

Fast Company: Reporter Brent Schlender covered Steve Jobs for many years, and he recently discovered recordings from interviews with Jobs that had been

MercuryNews: On the heels of a $25,000 fine related to privacy violations by its StreetView cars, Google has become the target of another privacy-related

Computerworld: A new survey from WhiteHat Security finds that developers are getting better at avoiding security bugs in their websites. In 2011, WhiteHat

InformationWeek: Microsoft has revealed for the first time that Windows 8 will come in four different versions: Windows 8, Windows 8 Pro and Windows 8

The Next Web: Documents obtained from one of Google's partners suggest that the company is planning to launch a new service called Google Drive, possibly