The Froyo-fueled mobile device debuts today and already draws comparisons to the iPad, but one analyst begs to differ.

If Microsoft's competitors in the mobile phone arena were hoping that Microsoft might miss delivering Windows Phone 7 in time for holiday sales as it had with Windows Vista, they'll be let down. The company just hit an important milestone.

The software titan is apparently conducting a scare campaign meant to convince mobile handset makers to shy away from Android.

The portable media player firm preps five Android 2.2 tablet PCs for release this fall ranging from $199 to $349.

The company hopes to make some inroads in China with three new Android-based Ming devices that feature a popular Chinese handwriting technology.

The Android tablet frenzy continues today with ViewSonic teasing two new mobile devices and reports of Verizon prepping for the Samsung Galaxy Tab.

With a new alpha release, the promised mobile browser from Mozilla is gearing up to take on Google in its own backyard by riding its success with Firefox into a new area.

Six weeks after its debut, the Android smartphone passes a milestone -- and emerges as the latest threat to Apple's iPhone and the RIM BlackBerry.

Officials will study Research In Motion's proposed solution, which includes the placement of a server within India.

A financial analyst says that, at a recent briefing with Microsoft on the upcoming launch of Windows Phone 7, he learned that the company and its partners will spend "billions" to make it successful.

Buzz abounds around reports of a tablet PC from ViewSonic that will run both Windows and Android, as well as another Android tablet from Samsung.

The BlackBerry maker hopes the acquisition will better position it to compete with iPhone and Android-based smartphones for customers and mobile app developers.

The hardware vendor's Aero handset is available, but is running a stale version of Android. Will consumers care and will it hurt sales?

Those who follow Apple closely claim the company will soon release iOS 4.1, the third revision of its mobile operating system since its debut in June.

Vague deadlines, missing features, rogue ROMS and fragmentation plague the Android 2.2 rollout currently underway for the Droid , Droid X and other handsets running the mobile Linux OS.