Datamation Staff

MercuryNews: At Google headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., work is progressing on more than $120 million worth of construction projects. Most notably,

The Times of India: Hackers allegedly affiliated with the Chinese group Evil Shadow Team defaced Microsoft's Indian storefront on Sunday night and stole

Computerworld: For the third time in a row, Mozilla has issued a security patch for Firefox immediately after updating the open source browser. One week

The Register: In the latest salvo in its ongoing patent war against Samsung, Apple has filed a lawsuit in California and is seeking a U.S. ban on the

Cnet: According to new data from comScore, Google increased its share of the search market to 66.2 percent in January, up from 65.9 percent in December.

Wall Street Journal: "People familiar with the matter" tell The Wall Street Journal that Google will soon launch a service very similar to that of

eWeek: On Valentine's Day, Microsoft will be delivering a gift to its software users--a security update with nine patches to address 21 vulnerabilities.

Fortune: On Thursday, Apple's stock closed at a record high: $493.17. That increased the company's market cap to approximately $460 billion. Not only is

AllThingsD: Unnamed sources tell AllThingsD that Apple will unveil the iPad 3 during the first week of March. The next-generation tablet is expected to be

PCMag: Apple lost a battle in its international patent war with Samsung when a German regional court denied Apple's request for a preliminary injunction

Ars Technica: Google has launched a new program called "Screenwise" that pays Internet users for allowing the company to track their browsing. The program

Computerworld: The National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom) is predicting that the growth of India's IT services outsourcing