Datamation Staff

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

Bloomberg: A study by European firm Arieso has found that iPhone 4S owners use about twice as much data as iPhone 4 owners. That may be because the voice

GigaOm: Apple has wrapped up one of its many ongoing patent lawsuits related to its mobile products. Taiwan's Elan Microelectronics Corp says it has

ZDNet: Facebook has provided some insight into the number of malicious messages that target its users by revealing that it blocks 200 million malicious

All Things D: Market research firm Gartner has cut its 2012 growth projections for the global IT industry from 4.6 percent to 3.7 percent. It now

Reuters: Despite pressure from governments and business groups, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is pushing ahead with its

Ars Technica: In a blog post, NASA has announced that it is opening up a new open source portal at code.nasa.gov. For the time being, the site will host a

eWeek: The Apache Software Foundation has officially released version 1.0 of Hadoop. Numerous large enterprises have been using the well-known open source

Fox News: Yesterday, reports surfaced that Google had broken its own rules by participating in a sponsored post campaign designed to boost the page rank

BBC News: Google has purchased 187 more patents and 36 patent applications from IBM. Some of the key patents included in the deal cover "using semantic

Computerworld: Microsoft is celebrating the success of its efforts to get people to upgrade their browsers. Fewer than 1 percent of U.S. Internet users

All Things D: Yahoo has concluded its search for a new CEO. The position will go to Scott Thompson, who currently heads up eBay's online payments