Google has pulled more than 50 malware-infected apps from its Android Market, but hasn't yet triggered automatic uninstalls of those programs from users' phones, security experts said today.

On Sunday, Variety reported that Ubisoft Motion Pictures is currently in the pre-production stages of 3D adaptations of three of its most popular brands – “Assassin’s Creed,” “Splinter Cell” and “Ghost Recon.” The company hopes to have scripts ready by the end of the year.

A glimpse at Stuff's mucky tea leaves reveals that the future's rectangular.

More than one million websites closed down in China last year, a state-run think tank has said. The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences said there were were 41% fewer websites at the end of 2010 than a year earlier.

Google briefly re-opened the invite process for its new Google+ social network in order to double users during the initial trial period. Following a phenomenal demand to join the new Facebook rival, Google closed invites last week, but late on Wednesday night members were once again allowed to invite their buddies to join.

While Windows ARM tablets will have dual core or quad core cpus running at a 1.8 or 2.5GHz speed – faster than most netbook Atom processors and the Celerons in cheap ultraportables, or even ultra-low power Core i5s - what does that mean for an operating system as complex as Windows?

Bloomberg has boldly claimed that the "iPhone 5 is scheduled hit the market in September". It also suggests that the device will run on a new A5 SoC (System on Chip) consisting of a dual-core ARM Cortex A9 processor and a PowerVR SGX543MP2 GPU.

The data from the GSMA Mobile Media Metrics (MMM) application key measurements report reveals that nearly 8.8 million UK mobile owners used an app that connected to the internet during April 2011, with Google Maps ranking as the most accessed app with 6.4 million unique users.

Warner Bros has released a final trailer for the final film in the Harry Potter series - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2.

News Corporation is turning the MySpace sale process into a drawn out “dog race”, in an attempt to get as much money as possible for the ailing social network, according to sources close to the deal.