Datamation Staff

The Register: Ordinarily, two percent growth in worldwide PC sales isn't much to celebrate; however, since analysts had been predicting PC sales declines

American Public Media: Apple and its supplier Foxconn almost never allow the media inside their factories. However, the companies did allow Rob Schmitz to

Washington Post: Because Macs have a reputation for strong security, it's rare for Apple to put out anti-malware software. However, the company says it is

USAToday: Google has begun rolling out some major changes to Google+, which the company says will make the social network "more functional and flexible."

InformationWeek: IBM has announced a new line of integrated hardware and software solutions that will make it much easier for enterprises to set up

Wall Street Journal: The U.S. Department of Justice has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple and five of the country's largest publishing companies:

Reuters: Citrix Systems has announced that it has purchased Danish firm Podio for an undisclosed sum. With just 27 employees, Podio is a small company

The New York Times: Facebook has announced that it will purchase Instagram for $1 billion in stock and cash. The photo sharing startup has no revenue and

InformationWeek: HP has unveiled the HP Converged Cloud, a new cloud computing solution based on OpenStack. The company has added additional security

ZDNet: Yesterday, reports emerged that hackers had stolen personal records for 181,604 Utah Medicaid or CHIP recipients, including social security numbers

Computerworld: Microsoft has kicked off a "two-year countdown" to the death of Windows XP and Office 2003. The company plans to end support for the aging

The Seattle Times: A new report from market research firm Gartner predicts that tablet sales will hit 118.9 million million this year. That's a 98 percent