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Samsung looses another fight against Apple, the Galaxy Tab 2 gets spotted at the FCC and Verizon makes good on its LTE promises.

An upset iPhone user is suing apple for fraud, stating that Siri, the popular voice activated assistant cant do in real life what she does in commercials.

The android ecosystem is filled with fragmentation, and Google along with OEMS have no solution. If it would put an end to fragmentation, would you pay for updates?

The Galaxy S3 is supposedly already in production, Apple and Samsung sign a peace deal over the iPad and there's a whole lot of news from Sony HQ.

ow many hours of video are uploaded to Youtube a day? How many emails are sent? How much porn do people watch online? A day in the life of the internet!

Google appears to be in big trouble. The companys entertainment section is going in all directions, and it seems that the company might be pulling itself apart.

Apple and Motorola apparently had talks back in december to discuss the possibility of licensing settlements for all android manufacurers.

Samsung and Asus have both recently announced EU pricing for the padfone and the galaxy note 10.1, and with extremely high pricing, sales will be hard to come by.

In Today's Too Much Android: Amazon wants the fire to keep on burning and both the DOJ and Samsung have Apple in their cross hairs.

At the unveiling of the iPad 3, Apple CEO Tim Cook took some pretty harsh jabs at Android tablets, and many of his comments simply cross the line.

Steve Jobs was obsessed with the thought of destroying android, but months after his passing, it seems that apple is now willing to negotiate with Google.

A US judge has ordered that motorola and google hand over information about android development and the purchase of motorola directly to apple.

The clock is ticking down to the release of the iPad 3 but with the Nexus Tablet not far off, can't Apple hold on to its crown?

An unnamed source at Google told Tech Crunch that Google's Siri Replacement is called "Assistant" and will be unveiled in Q4 2012.

While there are still some bugs to work out, the overall picture is that Windows 8 will be a very strong competitor to iOS --and Android.

With windows 8 tablets coming soon, Eric, Fabi, and Kamal from AndroidPIT engage in an interesting dicussion about how it will affect the market.

At mobile world congress, Engadget got their hands on the novero solana, a tablet/netbook that can dual boot both android and windows 7.

The invitations for the iPad 3 are officially being sent out for March 7th, which is one week earlier than Samsungs big event. Coincedence?

Mobile world congress has been the battlefront for an array of releases from multiple manufacturers. With so many people wanting a piece of Android, is it too much?

2011 was the year that Android took the world by storm. But will a sluggish economy hurt Android growth in 2012? Or is that exactly what is driving Android's sucess?