Datamation Staff

Bloomberg BusinessWeek: Among the bigger product announcements yesterday at CES was the unveiling of the Nokia Lumia 900. The Windows Phone 7-based

InformationWeek: Oracle has unveiled its new Big Data Appliance, produced in partnership with Cloudera. The company announced that it was working on a

Cnet: Day one of CES 2012 in Las Vegas saw several technology companies promoting new ultrabooks--ultra-thin, Windows-based laptops designed to compete

The New York Times: This week, more than 140,000 people will descend on Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES). While the show is still

All Things D: A new report from Forrester Research finds Apple making unexpected gains among enterprise customers. Thanks in part to the "Bring Your Own

InfoWorld: According to Janco's 2012 IT Salary Survey, the average enterprise IT worker now makes $78,299, a 0.81 percent increase over last year and

The Register: Just ahead of CES, Acer has taken the wraps off a new 15mm-thick ultrabook that it says is "the world's thinnest." The Aspire S3 is also the

Time: A new survey of likely smartphone buyers holds good news for Apple and Samsung. According to ChangeWave Research, 54 percent of consumers planning

Tom's Hardware: Linus Torvalds has officially released version 3.2 of the Linux kernel. In the announcement, he wrote, "So we do have a few last-minute

PCMag: Security firm Seculert says that hackers have used the Ramnit worm, a piece of malware that usually targets the financial industry, to steal login

Reuters: Samsung Electronics has estimated its fourth quarter profits at 5.2 trillion won ($4.5 billion). That beat analyst expectations of 4.7 trillion

Computerworld: Hackers have publicly exposed source code for two of Symantec's older enterprise security products: Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0 and