From DailyTech: On the heels of Motorola's announcement of seven upcoming, low- to mid-level Android devices -- none of which are slated for Sprint -- the nation's third-largest carrier is responding with three new Android devices of its own, ranging in price from $50 to $150...

From X-bit Labs: Nvidia Corp. this week released two new professional graphics solutions aimed at customers in budget who demand unparalleled performance of professional software amid moderate price. The solutions are based on Nvidia's GF106 and GF108 graphics processing units with...

From X-bit Labs: Motorola, a leading maker of various network equipment and mobile phones, has filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) alleging that Apple’s iPhone, iPad, iTouch and certain Mac computers infringe Motorola patents. Motorola Mobility also...

From InfoWorld: Intel is developing a tool that will make it easier for developers to port iPhone applications to Intel-based smartphones, tablets, and other devices, a company executive said Tuesday.

Most smartphones and tablets today run on Arm-based processors, so developers tend...

From PC World: Japanese mobile carrier NTT DoCoMo showed a glasses-free 3D display at Ceatec this week that also creates force feedback for the user. Users interact with the screen using a stylus and magnets generate the tactile response.

"At the point of the pen a magnet is...

From DailyTech: While much of the news this morning is dominated by Verizon and Motorola announcing two new Android handsets -- the Droid Pro and Citrus -- the bigger story is that Motorola unveiled seven upcoming Android devices of varying pedigree, Phandroid reports. The...

From DailyTech: While we knew that a Droid Pro was on the way from Verizon, the design of the phone was a complete secret until it was unveiled this evening. Unlike just about every other smartphone that manages to make it to the market these days, pictures of the Droid Pro didn't...

From CNET News.com: Think of Google TV as the second season of Project Android: open-source software, backed by industry partners, created in hopes of unlocking a potentially huge new repository of Internet searches.

In 2005, when Google first acquired the team that would develop...

From CNET News.com: As expected, Adobe released updates for Reader and Acrobat today that fix 23 holes in the popular PDF-viewing programs, including two that are actively being exploited in attacks that could allow someone to take control of the computer.

One of the critical...