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Apple says they've made over 200 changes to iOS 6, but in reality most of these are quite minor. Many of the bigger updates still lag behind Android.

iOS 6 Maps is a huge disaster for Apple. Here are a few of the most hilarious mistakes the new mapping service has made.

With the release of the iPhone 5 behind us, one thing seems very clear: The iPhone has peaked in terms of popularity. But how did Android play a role?

Yesterday, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak spoke out about the ongoing legal drama between Apple and Samsung, saying he "hates" the direction Apple is going.

The iPhone 5 has been officially released, and while it's certainly a nice piece of hardware, it clearly shows that Apple is playing catch up with Android.

HP recently released a computer called the Spectre One, which is clearly an iMac rip off. In this case, I very much hope Apple sues them.

Apple is at it again, and this time, they are attacking Samsung in the netherlands over a multitouch patent. Samsung claims that android uses a different solution.

According to multiple reports, Apple will no longer use Samsung as a supplier for displays and memory chips in the new iPhone and rumored iPad mini.

According to a new report from the NPD Group, mobile gamers on phones and tablets now outnumber traditional console gamers.

Samsung plans on suing Apple if they release the next iPhone with LTE technology. Apple currently holds half of the LTE patents that Samsung holds. Is it enough?

In a world where the current state of the patent system can be so easily abused, what would happen if those same concepts were used to govern society and all businesses?

Google and Motorola are developing the first bezel-free device´edge-to-edge device; exactly what Apple's lawyers said they wanted Android to do.

Reuters is reporting that Google CEO Larry Page and Apple CEO Tim Cook have been meeting to discuss the never-ending patent wars between the two companies.

Photos of a leaked HTC tablet has emerged, and although I rather like the design, I must admit that it very much resembles an iMac.

Apple and Google quietly agreed to a licensing deal in Germany earlier this week, which makes us wonder if they wanted peace, were intimidated, or focused on US court?

While Apple may have won the jury in their latest case against Samsung, this trial is certainly far from over. Samsung still have many options how to move forward.

There's been all sorts of crazy fallout from this Apple v. Samsung court verdict. One we never thought to expect was a slight raise in shares of Research In Motion.

What if the court's decision to award over 1 billion to Apple ends up being Samsung's best advertising campaign to date?

Google recently released a statement reassuring potential customers that the recent Apple ruling will have little effect on the whole of the Android OS.

Jurors in the Apple-Samsung lawsuit decided on Saturday that Samsung had copied Apple and should pay at least $1.049 billion in damages. But did they do their jobs?