Datamation Staff

The Guardian: Have millions of Android smartphones been infected by newly identified piece of maware? Maybe--depending on which security firm you believe.

Wall Street Journal: Unnamed sources tell the Wall Street Journal that Facebook could file the paperwork for its initial public offering (IPO) as early as

Wired: Google, Facebook and Microsoft usually view each other as rivals, but the three have teamed up, along with eleven other organizations, in a new

Bloomberg: Hiring in the tech industry is way up, leading some to caution that the sector may be in the midst of another bubble. Fifty tech firms valued

PCWorld: Semiconductor firm Tilera has unveiled a new 36-core processor for servers. According to the company, the Tile-GX36 offers better performance per

The Inquirer: Facebook and Washington State Attorney General Rob McKenna have filed separate lawsuits against Adscend Media. McKenna's case accuses the

ZDNet: According to a new report from Forrester Research, 20 percent of information workers now use at least one Apple product. Specifically, 11 percent

Washington Post: In a blog post, Twitter announced that it has a new tool it will use to block tweets in certain countries when those tweets violate local

Wall Street Journal: Intel will pay RealNetworks $120 million to purchase approximately 190 patents and 170 patent applications. Also included in the deal

FOSS Patents: One week after dismissing a related case, a German court today also rejected a second Samsung lawsuit against Apple. The two lawsuits

InformationWeek: Making good on an earlier promise, HP has begun to open source the code for the WebOS mobile operating system. It will release the code

The Guardian: According to Strategy Analytics, Google's Android operating system captured 39 percent of the tablet market in the fourth quarter of 2011.