From PC World: Now that the proverbial dust is starting to settle around the Samsung Galaxy S and its six known variants for major US wireless networks, how does the latest smartphone stack up against its many Android rivals–and against Apple’s iPhone 4, for that matter?

It all...

From CNET News.com: LG Electronics announced Monday that it plans to release an Android-based tablet computer by the fourth quarter of the year.

The South Korea-based company said in a press release it would use Google's open-source operating system but provided no pricing or...

From CNET News.com: iPad owners who are still upset that Apple won't allow Flash in iOS might soon have a solution.

A new application for jailbroken iPads called Frash allows owners to run Flash in their Mobile Safari browser. The app was developed by Comex, a company that created...

From DailyTech: A UK Intellectual Property Office representative made an important revelation to online publication ComputerActive, commenting, "ACTA should not introduce new intellectual property laws or offences. Instead, it should provide a framework to better enforce existing law...

From DailyTech: Google recently announced that it made an offer to buy travel search software firm ITA Software. ITA provides the airline flight information used by Google's search competitors. The deal is valued at $700 million making it less expensive than Google's purchase of...

From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices may suffer tight supply of its chipsets and graphics processors that are made by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company in the second half of the year since its arch-rival Nvidia Corp. has booked a substantial portion of TSMC’s capacity to...

From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. reportedly plans to build another manufacturing facility adjacent to the current Fab 18 in the southern Israeli city of Kiryat Gat. The world’s largest maker of chips is currently negotiating with the Israeli government for incentives. The government is...

From InfoWorld: Apple has dropped the usual restocking fee for iPhone customers who want to return their smartphones, the company confirmed on Friday.

In a statement posted earlier today to its Web site that blamed reception problems on a flawed signal strength indicator, Apple said...

From PC World: Lenovo is "lucky" that Apple CEO Steve Jobs isn't focused on the Chinese market, according to reported comments by Lenovo's chairman.

"We are lucky that Steve Jobs has such a bad temper and doesn't care about China. If Apple were to spend the same effort on the...

From CNET News.com: Blockbuster's stock will no longer be available on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) starting next week, the company announced in a statement Thursday.

The issue, according to Blockbuster, started in November, when the NYSE contacted the company and informed it...