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9To5Mac: Internal Apple documents reveal that the company is investigating Wi-Fi-related problems with the new iPad. Specifically, customers have been

The Register: The sight of Asian workers in IT departments at western countries has become so familiar that it's a stereotype, but now, in an interesting

PCMag: According to anti-virus vendor Doctor Web, the Flashback Trojan appears to have infected more than half a million Macs, including 303,449 located

ZDNet: Because of fluctuations in the value of the U.S. dollar, market research firm Gartner has revised it forecast for 2012 global IT spending. Instead

The New York Times: On Wednesday, Google confirmed that it has begun testing Google Glass, augmented reality glasses that connect wearers with Google

All Things D: New data from comScore shows that iOS and Android are continuing to extend their lead over all other mobile operating systems. According to

ZDNet: The Anonymous hacktivist group now has a Chinese branch, and those Chinese hackers have launched a major assault on their government's websites.

Daily Tech: Yahoo recently sued Facebook for infringing on 10 to 20 of its patents, and now Facebook has countersued, alleging that Yahoo infringes on 10

Computerworld: A team of academic researchers have completed a study which found that IT spending can have a bigger impact on profitability than

CNNMoney: Today, Yahoo said it will lay off 2,000 employees, or approximately 14 percent of its total workforce. According to the company, the job cuts

All Things D: RIM has unveiled an update to BlackBerry Mobile Fusion that allows the server software to manage iOS and Android devices as well as

ZDNet: The Linux Foundation has released its list of which companies contributed the most to Linux kernel development in 2011, and it includes a