PhoneArena presents a brief comparison of the HP TouchPad and Apple iPad 2. Head over to the next page to view the HP TouchPad vs iPad 2 comparison. Enjoy!

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The guys at UntitledTitle are looking for ways to make interaction with their vehicles natural and intuitive. With this in mind they implemented a demo for fast, dynamic interaction with a quadrotor vehicle using the Kinect in the Flying Machine Arena. This demo is the result of a ETH Zurich Bachelor Thesis by Armin Ambühl, supervised by Sergei Lupashin and Raffaello D’Andrea

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The web analytics firm New Applications latest report, the NetMarketShare report, shows that the iPad passed 1% of the global browser share in June, and it accounts for 2% of the US browser share as well. Not surprisingly the number has increased steadily from the launch of the first generation in March 2010.

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The news about Apple v Samsung is a familiar topic to all those interested in tech news at the moment, but what about other manufacturer’s that copy Apple’s designs without, what it seems, a care in the world?

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Only hours ago we could report that Apple filed a suit for preliminary injunction against Samsung. Now we learn that Samsung has withdrawn it’s counter-lawsuit against Apple on June 30, according to Bloomberg, in an attempt “to streamline the legal proceedings”.

But Apple’s suit is still a fact, and so are the legal actions in South Korea, Japan, Germany, and the UK. The drop of the lawsuit in the US won’t affect other complaints by Samsung in other countries.

In April Apple filed a lawsuit against Samsung for patent infringement, the Galaxy S 4G, Epic 4G, Nexus S and Galaxy Tab designs was according to Apple copied from the iPhone. Now Apple wants the US District Court for the Northern District of California to force Samsung to pull these devices from the US market.

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Harri Holkeri, then prime minister of Finland, makes the world’s first GSM call on 1 July 1991 from Esplanadi Park, Helsinki, Finland. The network was built by Telenokia and Siemens - today’s Nokia Siemens Networks - for the Finnish operator Radiolinja that now operates under the name Elisa. Today, 20 years later, there are over 4.4 billion GSM mobile subscriptions. GSM is the fastest growing technology in history.

As the release date for the iPhone 5 gets closer and closer, there is evidence that a good percentage of Android users are looking to make a switch.

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