Motorola filed three complaints against Apple, alleging patent infringement claims on practically everything that Apple has done with its iPhones, iPads and iTouch devices.

JPMorgan raised its forecast for Apple revenues for the fourth quarter.

Google Inc.'s (NASDAQ: GOOG) Android operating system has overtaken Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AAPL) iOS and Research in Motion's (NASDAQ: RIMM) BlackBerry operating system.

The rumors that Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) is shutting down its Flo TV operations are true.

Big iPhone news today, with word that Apple is prepping not one but two brand new models of the popular smartphone for early 2011.

Estimated holiday retail sales are targeted to reach $447.1 billion, an increase of 2.3% above the 2009 holiday season, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF).

It's time for McDonald's (NYSE: MCD) customers to roll the dice and play Monopoly again. And if they're lucky, they could collect more than $200 when they pass Go. The top prize is a cool $1 million.

FIFA 11, the latest version of Electronic Arts' (NASDAQ: ERTS) perennial soccer videogame, has sold 2.6 million copies in its first week on sale. The football simulation was released across Europe last Friday and in the United States the previous Tuesday and has since earned $150 million for EA Sports.

The portable video game hardware market is getting crowded, expensive and competitive very quickly.

In case you need more reason to believe the Apple iPad is the best thing since sliced bread, a report indicates the tablet could be the hottest selling gadget in history.

Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) revealed their launch plans for Google TV yesterday after months of speculation over when televisions and set top boxes carrying Google's new software would ship.

Back in August, it looked like the ride was over for Harley-Davidson Inc. (NYSE: HOG). After fighting up to north of $35 at the beginning of 2010, shares had flopped about 30% in three months and there were rumblings that the iconic motorcycle manufacturer would be closing up its Wisconsin Harley plants.

Nokia (NYSE: NOK) is having a stressful fall. Their Nokia Twist smartphone hasn't performed well since its early September release. Their flagship smartphone, the Nokia N8, was delayed past its launch date and is now shipping in low quantities due to supply constraints.

AAPL's mobile advertising platform iAd lost its second high profile advertiser this week, as Adidas allegedly pulls a $10 million campaign from the service due to Apple's creative control. In other news, the iPad gets more retail support through Amazon.com and Apple settles a lawsuit filed by Sharing Sound, over digital music patents.

Stocks to watch and stocks on the earnings calendar this week include Geron, Monsanto, Take-Two and Netflix.