Datamation Staff

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

TechCrunch: In a memo to employees, AOL revealed that it has "agreed to sell 800 of our patents and their related applications to Microsoft for $1.056

Computerworld: A new report from market researchers at Forrester predicts that U.S. IT spending will climb 7.1 percent this year and 7.4 percent next

ZDNet: The The Utah Department of Technology Services has reported that the state's Medicaid servers were breached on March 30 of this year. Hackers, who

Bloomberg BusinessWeek: Enterprise sales of BlackBerry smartphones have plummeted recently, but its RIM says U.S. government sales are on the rise. In the

Wall Street Journal: Even if you're very careful about which apps you use on Facebook, companies may be learning personal information about you through

eWeek: According to Microsoft's "SMB Cloud Adoption Study 2011," 39 percent of small businesses expect to be paying for at least one cloud computing

InformationWeek: In an open letter, Google CEO Larry Page touted his company's accomplishments during his first year at the helm, including some very

Computerworld:  Three of the largest Indian IT outsourcing firms--Infosys Technologies, Larsen & Toubro InfoTech and Tata Consultancy Services--are

Bloomberg: Strong demand for its smartphones helped propel South Korea's Samsung Electronics to record quarterly earnings. The largest

PCWorld: Twitter has filed a federal lawsuit in San Francisco against what it calls "five of the most aggressive tool providers and spammers." They