A recent forum post hinted that version 2.2 of Android is coming to the Droid X soon–but is the claim legit?

PayPal and comGateway today announced the Asia Pacific launch of HopShopGo that enables consumers to shop, buy and ship from over 300,000 U.S. online retailers at the touch of a keyboard and a click of a mouse.

Oracle has been named a Leader in two new Forrester Research, Inc reports focusing on CRM. “The Forrester Wave™; CRM Suite for Large Organizations, Q2 2010” and “The Forrester Wave™; CRM Suite for Midsized Organizations, Q2 2010,” published in June 2010 and written by Forrester Vice President and Principal Analyst William Band, positioned Oracle CRM On Demand as a Leader.

Mobile business professionals have been able to sync Google Docs to the iPad and have access on the go even without a live network connection using the Memeo Connect app, but iPhone users were out of luck.

Google’s dual-OS strategy for the mobile market is a mess–although I’m sure it once looked great on a flowchart at Google HQ

A 7-inch iPad may hit the sweet spot–or be a doomed “tweener” device.

Internet Explorer celebrates its 15th birthday this week. We look back at the browser’s varied past.

Nokia’s S40 phone will offer a touchscreen and keypad, but is anyone interested in a phone with this hybrid design?

RIM douses Torch with a price cut after less than a week of sales.

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