The trial hasn’t even started, but before either parties in the ongoing “Apple vs Samsung” patent trial could go head-to-head, a federal judge ...

Google's latest patent -- filed in September of last year, but published only a few days ago -- deals with Google's specialty software ...

HTC’s string of bad luck continues, this time in in Germany where Judge Dr. Matthias Zigann has just granted Nokia a permanent sales ...

The patent wars continued today, this time with Google leading the offensive in a countersuit against Rockstar. For those unaware, Rockstar is a ...

This past week, the first bullets in what can aptly be described as a "World War" between mobile companies were fired.

Samsung hasn't been shy about wanting to be in every space they can, and the South Korean company seems to be ready to ...

As if Google Glass wasn't already creepy enough, Google has submitted another crazy patent for the wearable technology. The company has patented a ...

Application shortcuts from the lockscreen aren’t exactly a new “thing” in Android. We’ve been enjoying them since the 528MHz days, but unfortunately, there’s ...

Barack Obama has overturned a ban on the Apple iPhone 4 and 3G iPad 2 that was granted by the ITC in June, ...

Samsung found guilty of infringing upon bounce-back patent in older Galaxy devices as the patent wars rage on.

After a component mixup saw HTC use Nokia's proprietary microphone technology in the One, the Windows Phone maker is now asking the ITC ...

Apple is now targeting the Samsung Galaxy S4, alleging the device infringes on 5 of their patents -- 2 of which have to ...

Google has pushed a new patent through the United States Patent and Trademark Office. It's another smart watch-related filing, but this one details ...

As the US Patent Office starts a reexamination of two Apple patents, including one covering pinch-to-zoom, Samsung has requested a stay of the ...

Samsung’s plan to win injunctions against the sale of certain Apple products in Europe backfired when a German judge not only ruled in ...