Datamation Staff

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

The New York Times: U.S. security firm Symantec has dissolved a four-year-long partnership with China's Huawei Technologies. According to unnamed sources,

Computerworld: Some of the world's largest multinational IT companies have sent a letter to the Obama administration complaining about "unprecedented

Washington Post: Last week, reports surfaced that a growing number of employers were asking job applicants for their Facebook passwords during the

PCMag: Apple CEO Tim Cook is currently in China meeting with government representatives, making him the first Apple CEO to visit the country in an

BBC News: A Japanese court has ordered Google to remove certain terms from its autocomplete function. An unnamed man sued the search giant in that country

FOXNews: Microsoft is taking credit for a raid on hardware and hackers behind the Zeus botnet. On Friday, Microsoft investigators and U.S. Marshals

Bloomberg: Unnamed sources say that Facebook has purchased 750 patents from IBM. The social networking giant is the target of a high-profile patent

PCWorld: Dr. Raymond Soneira of Displaymate Technologies has a message for new iPad owners: keep the tablet plugged in for a while after it says the

CNNMoney: T-Mobile, the fourth largest mobile carrier in the U.S., has announced that it will eliminate 1,900 positions and reduce its number of call

TGDaily: For the first time ever, RIM's Blackberry smartphones are not the most popular brand in its home country, Canada. The once-dominant mobile phone