Facebook has bought 750 patents from IBM, in a bid to fight off Yahoo and other patent trolls who may be planning to sue it for patent infringement right before its IPO.

The Windows Phone Marketplace now hosts more than 70,000 apps, up from 60,000 apps in January.

Here are some leaked images of the Samsung GT-i9300, which could possibly be the Galaxy S III.

Apple’s next iPhone will sport a 4.7 inch Retina display, according to a rumor from the South Korean media.

Here’s why Google cannot pay a dividend like Apple just did, despite having substantial cash reserves.

After Yahoo, Facebook may be getting sued for patent infringement by a number of other companies, including AOL and Mitel.

Another leaked image of the Samsung Galaxy S III has surfaced. It seems to have capacitive hardware buttons, and a 4.7 inch display with a quad core 1.5 GHz processor.

Oracle, which has been claiming billions of dollars from Google as damages due to patent infringement related to Android, may have to do with less than $100 million.

HP will combine its PC and Printer businesses in a bid to reduce costs, improve profit margins and increase sales which have seen a significant decline in the last year.

Apple’s request for data related to Android development and Motorola’s acquisition by Google has been denied by the judge presiding over the Apple-Motorola patent lawsuit.

Zynga may be looking to acquire OMGPOP, the maker of the very popular mobile game – Draw Something.

Apple has announced a $45 billion dividend and share repurchase program, in a bid to optimally deploy its massive cash reserves which now add up to more than $100 billion.

Samsung may be looking to make an investment in RIM, and launch devices powered by the Blackberry 10 OS, according to the latest rumor on the grapevine.

According to a new rumor, the Google Nexus tablet will be priced at $149. It’ll be a lower spec’d variant of the Asus MeMo 370T which was unveiled at CES 2012.

Apple lost a significant amount of market share in Q4 2011, following the launch of the Kindle Fire by Amazon. Its market share dropped from 61.5% to 54.7%, while Android saw its market share increase to 44.6%.