By Joe Wilcox, Betanews Gasp. You read the headline right. Today, Apple won a preliminary injunction against major rival Samsung. Is this competition by litigation rather than innovation?

The Original Post is Located Here: German court bars Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales in European Union

By Ed Oswald, Betanews Mobile apps are still regularly deficient in the security department despite much attention on the subject, according to one security firm.

The Original Post is Located Here: Study: Mobile apps frequently disclose sensitive user data

By Tim Conneally, Betanews Apple Inc. managed to shoot right past Exxon Mobil in the stock market to become the most valuable publicly-traded company in the world, but the big oil company kept up the fight throughout trading on Tuesday.

The Original Post is Located Here: People realize oil is more important than iPhones, Exxon retains...

Pago Mobile, a new mobile payments solution, has launched right in Google's hometown, as the field of competitors grows a little more crowded.

The new mobile payments services, also based in Mountain View, Calif., enables customers to pay for goods and services at brick-and-mortar establishments using an app on their phone. Fifty-three local merchants are participating in Pago's service, secured with the help of Mountain View's chamber of commerce.

Consumers use Pago's mobile app...

Sprint's new series of ads attacks T-Mobile and its pending merger with AT&T, as the carrier looks to grab a bigger slice of the growing prepaid market.

A new ad for Virgin Mobile, which is owned by Sprint, touts the company's $35-a-month prepaid plan as the best in the business for customers who want unlimited data and text. However, it's the commercial's content that may raise the most eyebrows.

The ad features an actress portraying T-Mobile spokeswoman, Carly. The Carly...

Research in Motion today said it will assist U.K. police investigate the recent spate of riots plaguing London, in response to reports that rioters used BlackBerry's messaging service, or BBM, to coordinate attacks.

The Waterloo, Ontario-based company's managing director Patrick Spence confirmed it contacted police to offer its assistance. London's metro police believed those behind the riots used RIM's encrypted BBM service to...