Google has alleged that Oracle is singling out Android among open-source software, as it denied Oracle's claims of patent and copyright infringement

Google has alleged that Oracle is singling out Android among open-source software, as it denied Oracle's claims of patent and copyright infringement
An HP executive has let slip that HP smartphones running webOS will come to market in early 2011
The bosses of both Microsoft and Motorola have both suggested they're open to collaboration between the two, despite Redmond's lawsuit
The challenge posed by Android has been reconfirmed by new statistics which show Android handsets outselling RIM's BlackBerry and Apple's iOS
Micorosft's Ballmer has been sounding off about Windows Phone 7, but will it really pose a threat to Android's or the iPhone's market share, asks Nicholas Kolakowski
Citrix Systems announced release of XenDesktop 5 this quarter, high definition conferencing screens, and wider-ranging support for virtualised mobile devices
Google made its Goggles visual search app a part of its Google Mobile Apps refresh for Apple's iPhone. Apple recently bought Polar Rose to compete
Targeting Skype, FringOut for consumers and CounterPath's Bria for the enterprise broaden VoIP options for Android phones
The access point is key to Motorola Wing 5 wireless LAN architecture. Putting controller intelligence and services in there makes the architecture more scalable and resilient
The Ministry of Defence is warning military personnel not to expose their locations of Facebook
Windows 7 tablets might be discussed at Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 launch event, but the chances of those devices performing well are slim
Orange and T-Mobile have begun to share their resources, with customers able to roam across both mobile networks
Nokia has lost yet another high ranking official, after the executive in charge of its MeeGo project announced his resignation
Good news for Steve Jobs as new research says that shipments of the Apple iPad are outpacing those of iPhones and DVD players
While RIM is not touting its PlayBook as a consumer toy, it does believe it may be fit for certain business verticals such as healthcare
Symantec is beefing up its mobile security credentials after the security giant added support for Android and Apple iOS
Skype has jumped aboard the Android bandwagon as it released its VoIP app for the Android operating system, version 2.1 and above
The UK pricing for the Samsung Galaxy tablet has been revealed and it will be more expensive than the equivalent Apple iPad
Microsoft's CEO used a lecture on cloud computing at London's LSE to announce that Windows tablets will available by the end of the year
Apple is filing an emergency motion to avoid a massive fine over its use of 'stream' interfaces in its operating systems and mobile devices
Google has snapped up BlindType, whose software makes it easier for users to enter text into Android smartphones and tablets
Upmarket clothing outlet Next has surprised everyone and launched a tablet for £180. At the same price, Disgo has brought out the Tablet 6000.
Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 will launch on 11 October, with devices to follow in early November
Microsoft's patent infringement lawsuit against Motorola over Google Android smartphones is the latest bid to slow Android's roll in the market
RIM's PlayBook lacks the applications and content necessary to challenge Apple's iPad but, as an enterprise tablet, perhaps it isn't meant to, says Clint Boulton
Facebook would do well to acquire VoIP giant Skype, analysts said, giving the social network's users calling capabilities and helping Facebook battle Google
Another Android phone company falls under Microsoft’s patent crosshairs as it files an infringement lawsuit against Motorola. Microsoft claims the smartphones violate nine patents
The arrests keep coming in connection with the cyber-crime ring that used the Zeus Trojan to steal millions from bank accounts. But the publicity is adding value to the exploit kit
Over 2.3 million downloads daily from Nokia’s Ovi Store is timely good news for the Symbian OS, after both Sony Ericsson and Samsung have deserted the platform
150 IT heads will roll, as Orange and T-Mobile merger Everything, Everywhere axes 1,200 jobs