Datamation Staff

NetworkWorld: Next week's Patch Tuesday will be particularly light, with Microsoft releasing just six security bulletins, only one of them critical. The

USAToday: A new survey conducted by the Pew Internet & American Life Project found that 84 percent of respondents picked Google as their favorite search

Ars Technica: IBM has unveiled a prototype CMOS chip that can transfer data at speeds up to one terabit per second. In order to achieve the speed

Computerworld: Based on interviews with 1,400 CIOs, staffing firm Robert Half Technology expects a net IT staffing gain of 3 percent this quarter. The

Cnet: In a new report, market research firm Gartner predicts that PC manufacturers will ship 368 million units in 2012--just a 4.4 percent improvement

ZDNet: After Google offered a bounty to any hacker who could expose a vulnerability in its Chrome browser, Chrome was the first browser to fall in the

Cnet: Even before seeing the new iPad, 42 percent of current iPad owners surveyed by PriceGrabber said they planned to purchase the new model. The top

Washington Post: On Wednesday, Facebook users in parts of Europe, the Middle East and Africa experienced an outage for approximately two hours. The social

NetworkWorld: IBM has released the results of a new survey which finds that only 13 percent of enterprises have embraced cloud computing in a substantial

Reuters: Adding to the already large number of lawsuits pending between Samsung and Apple, Samsung has filed a new case against its rival. This suit,

The Register: Adobe usually releases security updates on the second Tuesday of the month, but this month it is pushing out a Flash patch a week early. The

Computerworld: For the nineteenth time in six years, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced that it is reducing the prices for its cloud computing