Apple wins partial patent victory over HTC and Google

Some Android OS smartphone features ruled infringement: Link to article.

Google enters retail and banking

Direct challenge to Amazon using local vendors in test phase: Link to article.

iPhone's Siri at your command

We don't promote jail-breaking your phone, but here's a comical application: Link to article.

Mobile banking has its moral abiguities

Money transfers convenient, but with hidden costs: Link to article.

Google opens music store

Expands cloud services to compete with iTunes, Amazon: Link to article.

Apple's enterprise market begins to roar

Once wary, big business warms to consumer-friendly tools: Link to article

Nokia + MS have high hopes; Apple leads the pack

Lumina strategy analyzed here: Link to article.

Android OS pulling away, but Apple accounts for 52% of industry profits: Link to article.

Capital investments crimp Amazon profits

17 new warehouses overide 40% increase in revenues: Link to article.

Netflix toll: 800,000 customers

Attempt to split DVD and streaming businesses plus price increase ill-advised: Link to article.

Apple lowers price points

Manufacturing scale and war chest send competitors scrambling: Link to article.

Text messaging popularity wanes

Carriers see declining revenues as social networks and other apps replace cash cow: Link to article

Apple banks on pent-up demand at Sprint

New iPhone vendor gets a casual, tip-of-the-hat intro: Link to article.

Apple puts voice recognition front and center

Siri, the personal assistance, aims to keep your hands free: Link to article.

DreamWorks Animation opts for web streaming over pay TV

Deal with Netflix tilts power to content creators: Link to article.

Coming Soon to a Cellphone Near You -- Credit

Google Wallet getting the jump on competitors: Link to article.

How smartphones are used?

Take a look at this great info-graphic: Link to graphic.

Quantum computing takes a baby step

Results pave way for the near-term larger-scale quantum processor based on superconducting circuits. Link to article.

Sprint goes it alone with one price, unlimited data

Lone U.S.-based Euro model holds its own against metered rivals: Link to article.

1st HTML5 OS hits the streets

Carbyn unveils browser-based "app" platform. Link to article.

RIM takes hit as sales fade

Analysts question viability of one-time enterprise mobile leader. Link to article.

Google arms Android with IBM patents

Is search/location-based #1 girding for OEM foray with Motorola acquisition? Link to article.

Google gobbles up Zagat

Move strengthens local search and app line-up: Link to article.

Apple shuts down Samsung Galaxy tablet in Germany

Other EU markets to follow? A half million units potentially at stake. Link to article.

Slick BlackBerry 9900 whistling in the dark

Best yet not enough to compete with iPhone and Android. RIM relies on loyal following: Link to article.

Google buyout of Motorola sets tongues a-wagging

How will search giant keep Android open and compete against other OEMs? Link to article.

Tomi Ahonen analysis: Link to article.

Analyst believes Google will go proprietary with Android: Link to article.

Adobe makes room for HTML5

New development tools enable deployment to Apple devices. Link to article.

Apple forces ebook apps to drop links

Competitors ramp up HTML5 alternatives to avoid the 30% commission: Link to article.

Apple mania hits China

Retail products accomplish what Google and Facebook cannot: Link to article.

Mac's new Lion OS brings iPad functionality to the laptop

Non-Apple apps have some catching up to do: Link to article.

86% of Fortune 500 companies testing or deploying iPad

Apple reports last quarter sales for leading tablet at $6 billion: Link to article.

Google scrambles to catch up with Android tablet: Link to article.

RIM banks on carrier relationships for breathing room ...

... while developing new BlackBerry product line and OS to compete with Apple and Google: Link to article.

RIM shareholders uneasy: Link to article.

Google+ a potential challenge to Facebook, Twitter?

Social networking features get thumbs up from pundits: Link to article.

Facebook counters with video chat in league with Skype: Link to article.

"Circles" a big +: Link to article.

iCloud a big step in device and data integration

Critics agree Apple has raised the bar: Link to article.

Free service aims to replace desktop computer as central hub: Link to article.

AT&T confirms shared data plans in the works: Link to article

Portion of new functionality now available in "Purchased" tab of iOS 4's App Store: Link to article.

Apple to introduce iCloud for licensed music and sharing

Our prediction: proprietary Bump app features taken to new level: Link to article.

G8 raises new threats to open Internet

Copyright, privacy, and predators serve as excuses for state control: Link to article.

Carriers look to data streams to replace voice revenue

Migration to web-based communication alters telecom strategies: Link to article.

With Skype and Nokia on Board, Microsoft thinks big

Software giant adds hardware and networks to its arsenal: Link to article.

Internet freedom threatened worldwide

Political content increasingly blocked: Link to article.

EU looks to uphold 'net neutrality on mobile

Advocates say Commission is glossing over obvious inequities: Link to article.

Google Docs adds pagination

Feature in Chrome browser another step from collaboration to real word processing: Link to article

House nixes FCC Internet rules

Defeat a mixed bag for 'Net Neutrality advocates: Link to article.

Partitioning on mobile goes down along with open web. Carriers want corporate control over access to information. Time to lobby for an Internet bill of rights.

Google enters travel market with conditions

Justice department will monitor use of ITA software: Link to article.

Android continues market gains

RIM big loser; iPhone stalled: Link to article.

Study links social networking to e-commerce

Friends likely to follow friends to ticketed events: Link to article.

Google finally seeks version control on Android

Object - decreased fragmentation, easier development, and improved performance across product lines: http://tinyurl.com/49fheje

Microsoft sues Google over search favoritism

PC OS monopolist says Euro results favor Google products: Link to article.

Google responds: Link to article.

TV networks to fight cable company streaming on iPad

Looming royalty fight recalls original superstation issues: Link to article.

Time Warners retreats--removes channels from iPad app: Link to article.

Google's world digital library plans on hold

Federal judge rejects settlement: Link to article.

Bank, carrier, OEM, and OS players vie for mobile money fees

Fragmentation of roles seen in device credit transactions: Link to article.

Apple, Amazon, and Google trade blows

Amazon opens "App Store" for Android; Apple sues over name; Google revenues at stake: Link to article.

Payments by mobile phone in the pipeline

OEM and OS giants Apple, Google, and MS plans leaked: Link to article.

AT&T buyout of T-Mobile to save carrier $40 billion in 3 years ...

... but reduced competition bodes ill for consumers. Link to article.

Gizmodo agrees, deal is bad news for consumers: Link to article.

Mobile apps catching on with small businesses

Over 38% in AT&T survey call them vital : Link to article.

Growth of mobile use continues at unprecendented pace

Google CEO says rate beyond all forecasts: Link to article.

Mobile making inroads on enterprise

Conference planned April 26 in San Francisco to discuss direction: Link to article.

Check out our updated website

mLearning Associates maximizes content for mobile: Link to site.

Android OS versions show consolidation

2.1 and 2.2 account for over 90% of Google's mobile presence: Link to article.

House moves toward repeal of Net Neutrality

Free speech threatened by corporate profiteering: Link to article.

Netflix aims for TV network

Acquiring new series would accelerate change from a DVD-by-mail service to online film library and TV programs: Link to article.

Deal confirmed: Link to article.

Competitors can't match iPad's price

Apple's price points on components substantially lower: Link to article.

Android now leading platform over iOS and BlackBerry

But remember, Google is not an OEM, like Apple and RIM; so who's winning? Link to article.

Enterprise adapts quickly to tablets

80 percent of Fortune 100 companies using or testing iPad: Link to article.

Cheaper iPhone looks to recover worldwide market share

Free MobileMe would move user content to cloud, allow for cheaper components (less flash memory): Link to article.

Google, Apple go head-to-head on digital content revenue model

Google introduces publisher-friendly rates to undercut iTunes bite: Link to article.

Multitasking on Phone 7 revealed

It's in the cards. Even third-party apps make the cut: Link to article.

Nokia's switch to Microsoft Phone 7 falls flat with investors and employees

CEO seeks to regain market share in smartphones: Link to article.

Android app store makeover raises bar

New features bode well for upcoming Google tablet: Link to article.

Apple locks down app store

Signals shift in emphasis from device to platform: Link to article.

Android surpasses Symbian as #1 mobile OS

Gartner predicts in 2011 mobile will exceed PCs in Internet access: Link to article.

Apple posts record revenues and profits

Robust sales and new products pipeline bode well in Jobs absence: Link to article.

But marketshare slumps: Link to article.

Apple-Verizon deal creates enterprise opportunity

IT departments, already under pressure to allow iPhones onto their networks, will have less excuses now: Link to article.

TV content providers refinining approach to Internet

Conglomerates seek social networking popularity that blends with monetization: Link to article.

AT&T discounts iPhone 3GS

Subscriber push anticipates Verizon iPhone availability: Link to article.

iPhone OS holds steady; Android approaches; BlackBerry fading

It looks like the multiple Android operating systems will overtake the iPhone OS in the U.S. smartphone market in 2011: Link to article.