 Apple Could Destroy Tablet Rivals with iPad Price CutsApple is doing just fine selling iPads at the current prices, but with $100 billion in cash to spend and a rumored "iPad Mini" it could easily slash iPad prices and crush the competition.
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 ITC Rules in Apple's Favor in HTC DisputeThe U.S. International Trade Commission on Friday issued a final determination that Apple doesn't infringe certain HTC patents.
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Like to Tinker? Two New Devices Are Fully HackableThe Openmoko GTA04 phone and the Auraslate Lifepad tablet both promise a wide world of openness and customizability.
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Google: Third Oracle Damages Report Has 'fatal' FlawsGoogle wants a third damages report by an Oracle expert in the companies' lawsuit over the Android mobile OS to be thrown out, arguing that it is "riddled with...
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Apple Settles IPhone 4 'Antennagate' Class-action LawsuitiPhone 4 owners in the U.S. can get a US$15 check or a "bumper" phone case from Apple in a class-action settlement that won preliminary approval from a judge on...
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LightSquared's Owner Hires Lawyers to Study Legal Battle on GPSLightSquared's primary investor, Philip Falcone, is exploring possible lawsuits against the FCC and the GPS industry in the wake of the FCC's rejection of the...
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DOJ Files Additional Charges in Megaupload CaseThe operators of file-sharing site Megaupload are facing new charges, after the U.S. Department of Justice has filed a superseding indictment charging the nine...
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Congress Passes Bill That Opens up TV SpectrumThe U.S. Congress has passed legislation that will allow the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to set aside a piece of unlicensed spectrum before new mobile...
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Oracle Drops One of Its Patent Claims Against GoogleOracle has decided to give up on one of the patent claims it brought against Google in its lawsuit over alleged Java intellectual property violations in the...
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