Datamation Staff

MSNBC: A new report from Nielsen shows that smartphones are continuing to surge in popularity. The firm said that 49.7 percent of mobile subscribers in

Ars Technica: Red Hat has become the first company that makes its money primarily from open source technology to exceed $1 billion in annual revenue. For

Wall Street Journal: Shawn Henry, who is leaving his position as the Federal Bureau of Investigation's top cyber cop to take a job in the private sector,

Bloomberg: As part of his visit to China, Apple CEO Tim Cook visited a newly built Foxconn factory in Zhengzhou, China. The Foxconn Zhengzhou Technology

PCWorld: Adobe has announced the release of Flash Player 11.2, which includes important security patches and adds a new silent update feature. The release

ZDNet: Microsoft's Corporate Vice President Scott Guthrie has announced that the company will release more pieces of its ASP.NET development framework

Bloomberg BusinessWeek: Box Inc. has launched a new cloud computing service for business users. OneCloud, as it is known, will allow users with iPhones or

Computerworld: Research firm Gartner is predicting that the software as a service (SaaS) market will grow 17.9 percent this year to reach $14.5 billion.

ZDNet: Chinese authorities have arrested a man surnamed Zeng whom they believe leaked personal information belonging to more than 6 million users of the

Wall Street Journal: As part of a motion asking the court to dismiss a lawsuit brought by Paul Ceglia, Facebook has released the text of emails between

Computerworld: HP has announced the next generation of its ProLiant servers, which the company claims can boost performance by 50 percent for online

Los Angeles Times: After several months of no activity, the hacker group LulzSec has struck again. The group apparently hacked a military dating site