After Samsung, HTC, LG and scores of other Android device makers, Microsoft is set to sign a patent licensing deal with Pantech next.

Facebook may finally go public in May 2012. It is expected to go public at a valuation of $100 billion, and will likely file its IPO S-1 documents by February.

Nokia has sold more than 450 wireless patents to an Italian patent troll – Sisvel.

Why Windows 8 tablets are going to have a tough time competing with the iPad in the tablet market.

Google and Bing gained U.S. search engine market share in December 2011, while Yahoo fell further down in the league tables.

Here’s another reason why Apple shouldn’t pay out cash dividends to its shareholders – most of its cash is in offshore accounts.

Microsoft has signed an Android patent licensing deal with LG. It will receive a license fee for every Android or Chrome OS device sold by LG.

Velocity has unveiled the Micro Cruz T507 and T510 Android 4.0 ICS tablets at CES 2012. They will be priced below $150 and $200 respectively.

Kodak has filed patent infringement lawsuits against Apple and HTC, and is apparently trying to sell off its patent portfolio. Its stock is up almost 120%.

Apple is holding an education event on January 19, in New York. Apparently, it is working with textbook publishers to make their educational content available on the iPad.

Intel and Lenovo have unveiled the Lenovo K800, the first Intel powered Android smartphone at CES 2012.

Apple will be launching the iPad 3 in March 2012, and it will be made by Pegatron, according to a new rumor.

Intel and Motorola have announced a strategic partnership that includes Motorola building Intel powered Android smartphones and tablets.

Viewsonic has announced the ViewPad E70, an Android 4.0 ICS tablet which will be priced at just $169.

BlueStacks Android App Player, an Android emulator will work on Windows 8. This will bring all Android apps to the Windows 8 platform.