The legal drama continues between Apple and Samsung over device design and patent infringements. While there have been mixed results in other countries, Samsung is safe for the time being in the US. Late Friday, a US District Court Judge denied ...

  FOSS Patents is reporting that Motorola Mobility has been granted an injunction request against Apple in a German court today. Apparently the tables have turned and Apple is getting a taste of its own medicine after they won several suits against ...

An old one, but still funny.   [via Reddit]

  SquareTrade, a company that offers insurance for all types of electronics, has recently made this video of the Apple iPhone 4S versus a Samsung Galaxy S II being dropped on concrete from shoulder height. While we don’t recommend dropping ...

  Whether you like the man or not, you have to respect him. If it wasn’t for Steve Jobs, the smartphone industry would not be where it is today. We have learned from CNN and AP that Steve Jobs passed away today at age 56.   Apple posed ...

  You may have heard about Samsung’s recent legal battles with Apple over the Galaxy tablets and smartphones. Apple has alleged Samsung infringed on patents, copied designs and is now hurting Apple’s sales. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 was the ...

It seems every other day someone is filing a lawsuit in the world of mobile devices. Someone is infringing on patents and wants licensing, injunctions are filed to prevent sales, and everybody wants a bigger piece of the mobile phone and tablet pie. If ...

T-Mobile calls the Samsung Galaxy S 4G their fastest phone ever. And they’re willing to put some money up to prove it. T-Mobile has offered a prize of $1,000 to anyone with an iPhone that can beat the Galaxy S 4G in a “best outta three” ...

Distimo, an app store analytics group, recently published a report about the ecosystems of various mobile app stores. Although the Apple iPhone app store remains largest overall, it seems that Android has surpassed the iPhone for the number of free applications ...

  One of the big stories this week was how Apple was collecting location information about iPhone users, and the data was stored on iPhones and computers, fairly accessible. It wasn’t long before everyone’s sights turned to Google and ...