Open source, Linux-based mobile operating system Android became the second most popular mobile OS for the first quarter of 2010.

Hewlett-Packard has decided to buy out troubled handheld pioneer Palm.

In a detailed online survey, the Qt Software division of Nokia is seeking input from Qt users.

Lenovo likely buyer of the ailing smartphone maker

Google CEO Eric Schmidt shed some light on the company's plans for Chrome OS in tablets and mobile devices at the Atmosphere Cloud Computing Summit.

The Tor project provides an Orbot package for Android mobile phones so that they too can access the Tor anonymity network.

Netbooks with Google's Android aren't necessarily meeting Acer's expectations.

In the wake of a poor quarter, Bloomberg reports that Palm is looking for buyers.

Grant goes toward development of ARM-optimized video codec

Analysis by comScore indicates that the Blackberry from RIM is clearly number one in U.S. smartphone sales.