Google bought Motorola to guard Android: Sony Ericsson

Smartphone vendor Sony Ericsson said it saw Google's acquisition of rival Motorola Mobility as a move to protect Google's Android software from legal attacks by rivals.

Prototype iPhone 5 lost in bar, right on schedule

Apple has to wonder if it's really hiring the cream of the crop when another of its employees manages to leave a another prototype iPhone in a bar.

Justice Department sues to block AT&T takeover of T-Mobile

An antitrust lawsuit is filed to prevent AT&T from acquiring T-Mobile USA and displacing Verizon as the nation's largest wireless carrier, a deal that the Justice Department says would lead to less competition, higher prices and fewer choices for consumers.

Are there too many Android devices to choose from?

Does the bevy of choice actually cause more confusion for consumers looking at Android devices?

Google Says Gmail Attack Focused on Iranian Targets

Google said late Sunday that an attack mounted against its Gmail service targeted users primarily located in Iran, although the company has taken steps to block further interception attempts.

Nokia Developer Site Hacked

Smartphone maker Nokia, which is on the verge of porting its entire U.S. product line to Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 platform, suffered an embarrassing security breach over the weekend that exposed personal information belonging to members of its development community.

Tokyo runner makes 13-mile Apple logo for Jobs

Runner Joseph Tame ran a half marathon in the shape of the Apple logo to pay tribute to Steve Jobs.

Apple to Make an iOS Television Set for 2012?

This isn’t the first time the rumor has spread that Apple will be making a television set, but numerous sources are indicating that component suppliers and Apple insiders are saying this will become a reality in late 2012 or early 2013.

Samsung Galaxy S2 1-Ups iPhone 5 with 4G Treatment

Samsung has announced that its anticipated Galaxy S2 smartphone will get the 4G treatment, offering data speeds up to four times faster than what is expected in Apple's forthcoming iPhone 5.

Android malware up 76 percent, nonexistent on iOS

A recent study has found that Apple's iOS is still untouched by malware, whereas users who choose Google's Android platform are 76 percent more likely to encounter funky software, making it the most susceptible mobile operating system in the world.