Datamation Staff

The New York Times: Yahoo is trying to force Facebook to pay for licenses on ten to twenty patents that cover key personalization, social networking and

InformationWeek: At an event in San Francisco, Dell CEO Michael Dell announced, "We've transformed our business. We're not really a PC company anymore.

Cnet: At the Mobile World Congress, a refreshingly candid Samsung executive, Hankil Yoon, told an audience, "Honestly, we're not doing very well in the

Bloomberg: Apple iPads and iPhones are back on sale in Germany following a new development in the patent lawsuit brought by Motorola. Apple previously

NetworkWorld: Cisco has announced its intention to purchase optical technology firm LightWire for $271 million. Lightwire specializes in integrating CMOS

The Verge: According to Google's Andy Rubin, the company now activate 850,000 new Android devices every day. In all, users have purchased more than 300

Reuters: Whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks has published 5 million e-mails stolen from the servers at Stratfor, a U.S.-based global security analysis

Reuters: For some time, Proview Technology has been battling Apple in China's courts, claiming that Apple does not have the right to use the trademark

Bloomberg: If Salesforce.com's quarterly results are indicative of a wider trend, it appears that more enterprises are embracing software as a service

The Guardian: Motorola Mobility has won a battle in its patent war against Apple. In order to comply with an earlier court ruling which found that Apple

All Things D: With privacy-related scandals in the news and government officials expressing concern about the issue, more people, particularly women, are

The Register: Responding to growing calls for a "Do Not Track" button, Google has released an optional extension for its Chrome browser that can prevent