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All Things D: Market research firm IDC reports that U.S. PC sales totaled just 71.3 million in 2011. That's a 5 percent drop compared to 2010, and it's

InformationWeek: The ongoing cyberbattle between hackers in Israel and Saudi Arabia is growing more heated. Last week, a hacker who claimed to be Saudi

TechCrunch: According to the latest research from comScore, Microsoft's Bing search engine captured 15.1 percent of the search market in December, putting

Wall Street Journal: LG Electronics has agreed to pay Microsoft licensing fees on its smartphones, tablets and other devices that use the Android or

Bloomberg BusinessWeek: Approximately 150 workers at a Chinese Foxconn plant that manufactures parts for Microsoft's Xbox threatened to commit suicide if

InfoWorld: At a CES keynote on Tuesday, Intel CEO Paul Otellini announced that Lenovo and Motorola will release smartphones based on Intel's upcoming

eWeek: As is usually the case in January, this month's Patch Tuesday release from Microsoft was fairly light--just seven bulletins fixing eight

BBC News: Yesterday, Google began integrating content from its Google+ social network into its Web search results, but not everyone is happy about the

Associated Press: Thanks to a hefty stock option grant, Apple CEO Tim Cook looks likely to be the highest paid chief executive in America for 2011. When

Computerworld: Kodak has filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) and lawsuits with the U.S. District Court, alleging that

PCMag: During last night's CES keynote address, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer led off with a highlight reel covering the 11 previous speeches he and Bill

Fox News: Beginning Tuesday, Google is rolling out a new feature for its Web search that integrates data from its Google+ social network and its Picasa