Google’s rumored cloud based storage offering – Google Drive – may offer 5 GB of free online storage, according to a leaked screenshot.

Amazon Appstore is three times as profitable as Google’s Play Store (Android Market) when it comes to average app revenue.

Google may be planning to launch its own online tablet store, to boost sales of Android tablets, presumably its own Nexus tablet as well as other co-branded tablets.

Dell has discontinued sales of all smartphones in the U.S., leading to speculation that it may have thrown in the towel, and quit the U.S. smartphone market altogether.

Here’s why most Android tablet makers are going to be screwed, and Apple will have the last laugh in the tablet wars.

Facebook may finally be going public in May 2012. It recently filed its S-1 statement, and halted secondary trading of its shares just this week.

Facebook is in dire need of a robust internet patent portfolio right now, as it is being targeted by Yahoo and others. AOL’s patent portfolio may be a perfect fit for it.

IDC predicts that Android will overtake Windows in the overall smart device market – PCs, tablets and smartphones – by 2016.

Google offered Oracle a small cut of Android revenues, if it is able to prove infringement, without requiring it to prove damages.

Google may finally launch G-Drive, its rumored cloud storage service in April 2012.

Amazon may be planning to launch 3 new models of the Kindle Fire in 2012, targeting different segments of the tablet market.

Google I/O 2012 has been completely sold out in around 20 minutes of the opening of the registration process.

The maker of Angry Birds, Rovio Mobile has acquired the gaming division of FutureMark, the benchmark creator.

Microsoft is aiming to bridge the app gap between Windows Phone and competing platforms like iOS and Android with its new marketing initiatives.

Asus is aiming to be the top non-Apple tablet maker. With the rumored Google Nexus tablet, it has a good chance of doing that.