A well-known venture capitalist said Monday that Google's Android mobile operating system in China is undergoing a "chaotic phase," with "almost nobody" currently making money off of it in the country.

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MG Siegler reports that Google is “on the verge” of releasing a native Gmail client for the iPhone through the App Store. Gmail users have long complained over the lack of push Gmail for the iPhone, which this native application is said to bring. Siegler says the application will likely bring also bring Priority Inbox and one click starring. Of course, nobody says that this application has been approved or will be approved by Apple, so until then, don’t get too excited.

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AT&T announced it will expand its 4G LTE coverage from 5 markets to 9 this week, while also introducing two new 4G Android phones. Apple's iPhone users on AT&T should benefit from sharing the same improved backhaul as LTE.

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A new Trojan horse distributed as part of existing Mac OS X applications can steal sensitive user data and take control of the computer’s GPU to generate Bitcoins, a form of currency used online.

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The number of 3G users in China has surpassed the 100 million mark with one analyst dubbing the country as a "land of enormous opportunity" for Apple.

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