Datamation Staff

Ars Technica: On the same day it won a patent lawsuit case brought by Oracle, Google has lost a patent lawsuit brought by Microsoft. A German court has

Washington Post: Late Wednesday night, Yahoo launched a new Web browser for the iPad and iPhone. Called "Axis," the new software also runs on PCs via

Computerworld: According to a new IDC report, the two most popular mobile operating systems, Android and iOS, accounted for 82 percent of smartphone

Apple Insider: Unsurprisingly, two days of court-ordered mediation between the CEOs of Samsung and Apple failed to result in a settlement for their

NetworkWorld: Dell reported disappointing results for its first fiscal quarter. Net income was $535 million, down 33 percent compared to the previous

All Things D: A new report from NPD says Apple is the undisputed leader in sales of mobile PCs, a category which includes both tablet and laptop sales.

The Verge: For its fiscal year which ended March 31, Chinese PC maker Lenovo reported sales of $29.6 billion, a 37 percent increase from the previous

Cnet: Tech firms dominated Millward Brown Optimor's annual BrandZ list of the world's most valuable brands. For the second year in a row, Apple came in

TGDaily: At an event in South Korea, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer predicted that there will be 350 million devices running Windows 7 by the end of the

Bloomberg BusinessWeek: On Tuesday, Google officially finalized its $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility. Originally, Google was interested in

InformationWeek: On Monday, Leap Motion unveiled the Leap, a new motion control device that promises gesture-based control of PCs, as seen in the movie

Marketing Land: Over the weekend, Microsoft opened up its Socl social networking service to the general public. The service touts "the ability to share