Datamation Staff

SmartMoney: A new study by mobile security company LookOut found that someone in the U.S. loses a cell phone every 3.5 seconds. Over the course of a year,

ZDNet: A survey conducted by StopBadware and Commtouch found that website owners often remain unaware after hack attacks. In fact, 90 percent of hacked

All Things D: According to research firm In-Stat, Apple could soon top Intel as the company that ships the most mobile processors. In 2011, Apple shipped

InfoWorld: A new report from Verizon finds that hacktivists were responsible for the theft of 58 percent of all digital records stolen in 2011. Other key

Cnet: ComScore's February data found Google remaining the website visited the most often; it had 186.6 million visitors during the month. It was followed

PCWorld: The U.S. has awarded Google a patent for "advertising based on environmental conditions." In other words, the search giant wants to tailor the

Macworld: Having promised monthly updates on working conditions at its suppliers' factories, Apple has refreshed its Supplier Responsibility website. It

The Wall Street Journal: Unnamed sources say that HP CEO Meg Whitman plans to merge the company's PC and printer divisions into a single unit. Recently,

Computerworld: According to management consulting firm The Hackett Group, 270,000 IT jobs from large firms in the U.S. and Europe will likely move

eWeek: Thanks to strong software sales, Oracle turned in a third-quarter earnings report that beat analyst expectations. The company had revenue of $9.04

ZDNet: According to StatCounter, Google's Chrome browser took first place in market share for one single day -- March 18. Chrome captured 32.7 percent of

Ecomonic Times: A team of security researchers led by North Carolina State University associate professor Xuxian Jiang is warning that even if a mobile