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CloudOn announces launching its free productivity app for iPad and Android in 60 more countries

After day one, the Open Championship still remains wide open. Adam Scott remains the lone leader but that does not mean his lead is safe by any means.

HTC's latest budget smartphone comes with Ice Cream Sandwich, Sense 4.0 and a 3.5in screen.

We examine what to expect from Nokia's Q2 2012 financial results.

Apple has been ordered by a UK court to publicly acknowledge, both online and in print that Samsung did not copy iPad.

ZTE has launched a 'premium' smartphone but with dated specs it isn't going to trouble the big hitters out there.

Images of iPad prototype pre-2004 appear online, having been identified by Jony Ive in an Apple vs Samsung court case.

Apple is currently testing a next-generation iPhone with NFC, 4G and 1GB of RAM, but it is not yet in mass production, as previously thought.

Research from Ofcom reveals that the UK texts more than it calls, as smartphone ownership reaches 40 percent.

Google Nexus 7 is here and we take the temperature of the tech industry with our review of reviews.

We compare the iPhone 4S and HTC One X to find out if a 4.7in screen and quad-core processor is better than the dominant iPhone.

Although it is unclear what changes the third version of iOS 6 carries, it could bring bug fixes and performance enhancements.

The next iPhone is to feature a thinner screen technology which is already in mass production, according to the Wall Street Journal.

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Research in Motion has been ordered to pay $147m to Mformation Technologies, after losing a patent infringement case.

Jolla will make local variants of its smartphone handsets and choose established partners for swift entry to worldwide markets.

The New York Times is the latest publication claiming to have knowledge of a smaller and cheaper iPad to launch this autumn.

Samsung has described as menacing letters sent by Apple to US retailers warning them to remove the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Galaxy Nexus from sale.

Nokia has halved the price of its flagship smartphone in the US ahead of expected poor financial results this week.

AT&T begins accepting pre-orders for exclusive garnet red variant of Galaxy S3.

Tutorial videos and information on Magic Find, monsters, difficulty, weapons and commands added to online Diablo 3 game guide.

The Nokia Lumia 900 smartphone running Windows Phone 7 software outperforms its unimpressive spec sheet.

A Russian hacker called ZonD Eighty has managed to bypass Apple's iOS in-app purchasing system giving users free access to in-app content.

The recent success story of Amazon's Kindle Fire inspires Google to tap the nascent budget-tablet market, which is yet to flourish with big technology giants like Apple poised to enter the fray.

Analyst Charlie Wolf expects Apple to shift 20 million iPads this quarter, thanks to strong sales to business and education sectors.

An unannounced feature of the Google Nexus 7 hints at a possible Smart Cover-like accessory could be on its way.

Global PC sales have declined again, as Intel's Ultrabook platform has little impact and people spend their money on tablets and smartphones instead.

We spend a week with the Nokia 808 PureView to see if that headline-grabbing 41-megapixel camera is a good as Nokia claims, and if the Symbian Belle OS is up to the job.

Amazing Alex is Rovio's first new gaming franchise since Angry Birds was launched back in 2009.

Update size is 12.6MB and improves performance and responsiveness system wide.