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 Facebook Files for IPO, Reveals $3.7 Billion Revenue Facebook filed papers Wednesday to become a public company, in the most anticipated IPO in a decade. Share:   |  9 'University Researcher Approved' Tips for Awesome Tweeting Researchers from Carnegie Mellon, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Georgia Tech have issued a list of 9 tips for better tweeting based on a study of Twitter usefulness. Share: | Android Isn't as Fragmented as You Think, Report Says On both smartphones and tablets, a few OS versions and hardware specs dominate the landscape, according to new data. Share: | 4 Ways to Prevent Domain Name Hijacking A company's domain name is one of its most valuable assets, yet businesses do little to protect them from being hijacked. Here are four tips to protect your domain. Share: | What Facebook's IPO Means for Users Facebook's decision to become a public company is seen as a bellwether for Web 2.0 stock offerings, but what will it mean for the social networking giant's 800 million users, and for the companies that build third-party apps for the site? Share: | London Calling With RIM BlackBerry 10 Smartphone Research in Motion's incipient BlackBerry 10 smartphone, code-named London, has a thin and long design, according a photo obtained by CrackBerry.com. Share: | HTC Android Phones Can Leak Wi-Fi Passwords A group of HTC Android phones is susceptible to an exploit that can steal Wi-Fi credentials and passwords and send them to attackers. Share: | Married to Your Desk? 5 Tips for a Better Relationship Optimize your work area for better productivity -- no 'standing desk' required. Share: | Symantec Recants Android Malware Claims Symantec has backtracked from assertions that 13 Android apps distributed by Google's Android Market were malicious. Share: | Meet Linux Mint 12 'Lisa': A Tour in Pictures With its longtime focus on usability, Linux Mint is now the fourth most widely used home operating system in the world, its makers say. Here's a taste of what the free and open-source OS is like. Share: | Symantec Shouldn't Backpedal on Android 'Malware' Symantec has backed off its earlier claims that apps in the Android Market were malware, but still says the apps are adware or spyware, and do some shady things. Isn't that malware? Share: | Sony Annual Losses Soar, Now Expected to Be Nearly $3 Billion Sony said Thursday it now expects to lose nearly US$3 billion in the current fiscal year through March, over double its target from just three months ago, as it... Share: | Facebook Unsure It Can Enter China Because of Government Regulations China, one of the world's largest Internet markets, could be out of reach of Facebook because of the Chinese government's strict censorship policies, the company... Share: | White House: No Comment on Call to Investigate MPAA for SOPA Bribery The U.S. White House has declined to respond to a petition calling for authorities to investigate the head of the Motion Picture Association of America for... Share: | Study Finds Enterprise 2.0 Reaps Results Research scientist Andrew McAfee examines the successful use of social technologies in three use cases. Share: | OpenStack Removes Hyper-V Support in Next Release Despite Microsoft's stated commitment to Hyper-V in OpenStack, buggy code designed to support the hypervisor will be removed from the next version of the stack... Share: | Outgoing Sony CEO Howard Stringer Says Much of Big Losses out of His Control Sony CEO Howard Stringer, who will step down at the end of March, said Thursday that much of his company's losses were due to circumstances outside of his... Share: | Alfresco 4.0 Heads for the Cloud In anticipation of offering its open-source content management software as a service, Alfresco has upgraded its namesake product to work with multiple clients... Share: | Dell Forms Software Group, Names Former CA CEO as Head Dell on Thursday said it is forming a Software Group, which will bring together disparate products under one roof as the company tries to sharpen its end-to-end... Share: | Facebook IPO Filing Addresses Mobile, E-commerce Facebook's application Wednesday to sell shares on the open market includes hints about its plans for mobile use and online payments, and reveals previously... Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Track Your TradesTake the drudge work out of completing Schedule D (Capital gains and losses). Created for investors, traders, and tax professionals, TYT supports stocks, options, mutual funds, short sales, wash sales, FIFO cost basis, LIFO cost basis and more. 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