Datamation Staff

Computerworld: A report presented by Verizon at the RSA security conference paints an unflattering picture of enterprises' ability to prevent and respond

CNN: New research shows that it's now normal for most Americans to use mobile devices to access media. According to new figures from comScore, 55 percent

Cnet: Ten years after its release, Microsoft's Windows XP is still the most popular operating system in the world. The latest report from NetApplications

Economic Times: Web users aren't willing to wait an extra second or two for Web pages to load anymore. In fact, Google researchers have found that a delay

Cnet: Facebook has begun allowing businesses and organizations to use the new "Timeline" format for their pages. First introduced for individuals last

TGDaily: HP has announced that it will lay off 275 workers, about half of the team that had been working on webOS. The news is fairly unsurprising as HP

Bloomberg: According to Alliance@IBM, a group that has been working to organize IBM employees, the company has sent termination notices to more than 1,000

TechWorld: Interpol said that a major investigation of the group Anonymous resulted in the arrest of 25 suspected hackers and the seizure of 250 items.

PCMag: At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Microsoft executive Steven Sinofsky took to the stage to unveil the Windows 8 Consumer Preview. He

Computerworld: This week, mobile device vendors, other tech companies and journalists have descended on Barcelona for the annual Mobile World Congress. As

Forbes: For the past three years, no one has found an exploitable bug in the Chrome browser during the annual Pwn2Own hacking contest--largely because not

Wall Street Journal: A new research report from comScore reveals that while Google+ has racked up a lot of users, those users don't actually spend much