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The same day on which Facebook has rolled back changes to its default privacy settings, Pew Research has released a report on privacy and reputation among young adults that has

Native data applications, such as those installed on smartphones like the iPhone and devices running Android, now account for 50% of all mobile data volume according to a new report

A host of reasons conspire against the general population in whether or not they use a cell phone - smart or otherwise - to use the Internet. According to research

Over the past half-year, we have written extensively about e-books and e-readers. We've discussed the merits of e-books over paper books. We've covered Kindle e-books outselling hardcover best-sellers and their

You might feel stuck, if you have large and business-critical database applications on expensive UNIX RISC systems. The number of applications running on virtualized systems has jumped, but many businesses

Your mobile device is a little extension of you, loaded up with your text messages, emails, social apps (Facebook, Twitter), news apps, finance apps, photography, location-based social networks, music, travel,

One of the great promises of the Internet is its ability to connect users with information and resources that they couldn't get "at home" - whether that's literally in their

When Welch's came close to outgrowing its data center, the fruit juice company's IT department turned to virtualization to keep things running smoothly without having to migrate everything to a

The John Rylands Library at the University of Manchester in England is digitizing one of the largest and most important Korans in existence, one that could previously be studied by

Is it easier to talk to your online buddies than your friends out there in the "real world?" Do you feel like you know more about what's happening in the