The company who produced iPhone 4 made a surprise move Wednesday July 14 by calling for a press conference this coming Friday, July 16, probably to address the current problems regarding the latest upgrade of the popular smartphone.

The introduction of the free App Inventor for Android is expected to help Android in catching up to Apple iPhone in terms of number of applications.

Rumors about a Blackberry tablet resurfaced after an interview with the managing director of Rodman & Renshaw on the would-be device’s specifications.

Google will continue to exist in China after a compromise was reached between the Internet giant and the government.

A US District Court Judge granted class action certification for a lawsuit filed against carrier AT&T and electronics and software developer Apple.

The bandwagon gets a little more crowded. Bookstore chain Borders launched its very own e-book store and it will be available in several devices.

Western Digital has already completed the acquisition of HOYA Singapore’s magnetic media operations for $233 million.

Mozilla has introduced to the public Firefox 4 beta which is available for free at their website.

Thuat Nguyen was banned by the company Tuesday, July 6, after several iTunes customers complained that their accounts have been accessed to buy his applications.

IBM chooses Firefox as its default web browser after describing it as the “gold standard for what an open, secure, and standards-compliant browser should be.”