Datamation Staff

Financial Times: France's National Commission for Computing and Civil Liberties (CNIL) wants more information about Google's recent changes to its privacy

Bloomberg: Unnamed "people with knowledge of the schedule" tell Bloomberg that Microsoft will finish up Windows 8 this summer and the first devices using

Engadget: Bloggers at Tweakers.net have confirmed what several new iPad owners have suspected--the new tablet runs hotter than the old one. Thermal

Ars Technica: Varia Holdings Inc. has filed patent infringement lawsuits against RIM and Samsung. The patent in question, titled "emoticon input method

Bloomberg BusinessWeek: China's Anti-Monopoly Bureau has expanded the second phase of its investigation into Google's acquisition of Motorola Mobility.

Computerworld: Someone has leaked sample exploit code to hackers, and Microsoft isn't happy about it. The story begins in March of 2011 when Italian

PCWorld: Apple CEO Tim Cook kicked off the week with a conference call during which he claimed record sales numbers for the new iPad. He declined to give

Reuters: Apple's iPad may dominate the tablet market for now, but Dell isn't willing to concede defeat just yet. Although Dell discontinued its Streak

InformationWeek: Nearly a year after announcing plans to make its Dynamics ERP suite available in the cloud, Microsoft is finally coming closer to turning

Supersite for Windows: Microsoft has made the Office 15 Technical Preview available to only a few testers who signed a non-disclosure agreement, but Paul

Computerworld: Security companies say they're seeing an increase in malware signed with fraudulent digital certificates. The Stuxnet worm was one of the

eWeek: Although Intel remained number on in the chip market in 2011, AMD made some gains, IDC reports. Intel captured 80.1 percent of the market, a 0.6