Samsung Beats Apple as 2011's No.1 Smartphone Maker

Samsung Beats Apple as 2011's No.1 Smartphone Maker

"With 37 million iPhones sold, it's no suprise that Apple dominated the smartphone market during the fourth quarter, but for 2011 as a whole, Samsung managed to edge out Cupertino as the year's top smartphone manufacturer.

According to separate reports from Strategy Analytics and IHS Suppli, Samsung's Galaxy line of devices help push it past Apple's iPhone last year as the battle between Android and iOS continued."

Google authorized Motorola to seek an injunction against the iPhone 4S and iCloud

Google authorized Motorola to seek an injunction against the iPhone 4S and iCloud
"These days, you can probably hear a pin drop if Apple and Google are in the same room. Tensions are rising high as a direct legal clash increasingly appears to be inevitable. The latest hostility is a new lawsuit filed yesterday by Motorola Mobility, with green light from Google, in the Southern District of Florida, seeking an injunction against the iPhone 4S and the iCloud over a package of six patents previously asserted against older Apple products in the same court."

Apple woos top Sony Ericsson exec to head Latin America division

Apple woos top Sony Ericsson exec to head Latin America division

Apple Catches Up To Android Recently On Sales

Apple Catches Up To Android Recently On Sales
"According to market research firm Nielsen Mobile, Apple, Inc. (AAPL) and Google Inc. (GOOG) have pulled into a neck-and-neck tie in the U.S. smartphone race, as Canada's Research in Motion, Ltd. (TSE:RIM) steadily loses market share."

Why is the Head of the Democrats Supporting & Co-Sponsoring SOPA?

Why is the Head of the Democrats Supporting SOPA?

"If you're looking for someone local to blame for any of your internet-related problems, look no further than Democratic Reps. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Ted Deutch.

That's because they're two of the 30 cosponsors of a House bill titled the "Stop Online Piracy Act" -- and the Senate side's bill, the "Protect Intellectual Property Act" -- which nerds have been freaking out about for weeks and the rest of the world is discovering today.

(But seriously, just Google "Wikipedia blackout workaround" if you really just can't handle all this.)

The thought, at least among the technology world, is that SOPA sucks.

The critics say it goes beyond its intention of stopping online piracy and, sparing you the technical mumbo-jumbo, gives the Justice Department and copyright holders unheard of power. "

Marco Rubio Jumps Protect IP Ship Amid Internet Blackout Protest

Marco Rubio Jumps Protect IP Ship Amid Internet Blackout Protest

Apple Aims To Create First Queens NYC Store in Forest Hills

Apple Aims To Create First Queens NYC Store in Forest Hills