Datamation Staff

Fox News: Unnamed sources tell Fox News that WikiLeaks plans to move its servers outside national borders in order to escape prosecution. The servers

Wall Street Journal: On Wednesday, Facebook filed the necessary paperwork for an initial public offering (IPO) that could raise as much as $10 billion for

Mashable: In order to find out what kinds of posts Twitter users actually like to read, researchers from Carnegie Mellon, MIT and Georgia Tech set up a

The Guardian: Just days after Apple reported record-breaking quarterly profits, numerous media outlets are calling for a boycott of the iPhone and iPad

InformationWeek: According to research firm Canalys, Apple is now the world's largest PC manufacturer--if you count tablets as PCs. In the fourth quarter,

Bloomberg BusinessWeek: An International Trade Commission (ITC) judge has rejected Barnes & Noble's claim that Microsoft was misusing the patent system in

Cnet: Unnamed sources say that Microsoft now has a version of Windows 8 that is stable when running on ARM-based devices and that a developer preview of

ZDNet: Amazon Web Services (AWS) has revealed that its S3 cloud-based storage service now hosts approximately 762 billion objects. That's nearly triple

ZDNet: The European Commission has announced a formal investigation into Samsung's patent enforcement efforts. Specifically, the Commission will consider

All Things D: Massachusetts Democrat Ed Markey has drafted new legislation that would require cell phone carriers to notify customers before placing any

eWeek: A new survey from CDW finds that IT decision makers are more optimistic about spending plans than they've been in five years. CDW's six-month

The Register: The judge overseeing HP's Itanium-related lawsuit against Oracle has dismissed one of Oracle's counter-claims. Oracle had accused HP of