Jonesing for the mysterious Google Nexus tablet you’ve been hearing so much about lately? You might be able to get your hands on one as soon as next month, according to the DigitTimes’ industry sources. A June debut makes sense, since that’s... 

Ever since the earthquake in Japan last year and subsequent nuclear plant meltdown, power has been at a premium in the region. That, combined with how popular power-hungry portable gadgets such as smartphones and the 3DS is, has led manufacturers to... 

The Oracle v. Google trial has come to an abrupt end with the jury finding that Google did not infringe on Oracle’s Java patents when it developed Android’s Dalvik virtual machine. Because the majority of the copyright phase of the case also went... 

On the list of Apple rumors that just won’t go away, there’s an iOS HDTV, a smaller iPad, and a less expensive iPhone. According to Jeffries & Co. analyst Peter Misek (who has been right on the money before), they’re finally ready... 

As is always the case when discussing future Apple hardware releases, there’s a lot of speculation as to what the company will change in terms of the underlying components inside the case, as well as the look of the device. The (highly desirable)... 

Whenever a new smartphone or tablet gets launched, one of the key selling points is always how thin it is. So focused are we on such devices getting thinner that there was some surprise when the new iPad turned out to be slightly thicker than the iPad... 

Sprint is apparently looking to lure in more current iPhone owners that are fed up with the increasingly troublesome data caps on other carriers. Starting May 18th, iPhone users on AT&T and Verizon are encouraged to bring their device into a Sprint... 

Part of the beauty of Android is that its open nature allows non-Google developers to make its engine run on other operating systems. RIM introduced it to BlackBerry PlayBook owners in PlayBook OS 2.0, and now it looks like OpenMobile’s ACL (app... 

Amazon’s massively successful Kindle e-reader is an improvement over paper books in a number of ways. It’s light, lets you carry many volumes, and can download new books instantly. One thing it hasn’t made better is the reading itself. You still... 

With all the Samsung phone announcements this week, you’d think they didn’t just have a launch event in London. But in addition to the Galaxy S3, they’ve also taken the wraps off the Focus 2 for AT&T and two more phones. The latest:... 

These days it feels like everyone is holding their breath in anticipation, waiting for what is coming next from Microsoft. During that time AT&T is continuing their march forward with inexpensive Windows Phone devices for their LTE network. Windows... 

Easily the most anticipated Android phone of 2012, the Samsung Galaxy S3 made some waves after it was finally announced last week. While the US version of the phone has not yet been announced — it will be unveiled in the US later this year —... 

New RIM CEO Thorsten Heins couldn’t just go and start mass-producing those BlackBerry 10 developer phones and expect them to instantly right the ship. No, it’s slow and steady that wins the race, and that means business as usual for RIM in... 

As Android and iOS duke it out for smartphone OS supremacy, RIM and Microsoft continue refining their own mobile offerings in the hopes of making up some ground before the year is out. HP, meanwhile, steadily works away on Open webOS. And what about... 

The first phase of Oracle’s lawsuit against Google came to a close today, and the jury has found in favor of Oracle, but only on one count. The case is complex, and even the copyright verdict just handed down could be nullified in a number of ways....