Top 10 articles: Best Android phones, and the ACS:Law data breach

This week's top story with V3.co.uk readers was our rundown of the best Android phones, reflecting the unstoppable march of Google's mobile platform. But it was not all good news for the search firm, after complaints started flooding in about problems with the operating system's fonts.

Next up was the data breach at ACS:Law after a denial-of-service attack, and Virgin Media's self-proclaimed 'disruptive' Big Red Internet deal for businesses.

The news that handsets running Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 will arrive on 11 October was also popular, as was a LinkedIn malware outbreak and the latest attack by the Stuxnet worm.

In other news, several arrests have been made concerning the Zeus botnet, OpenOffice.org has declared an intention to break ties with Oracle, and RIM has unveiled its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet PC.

Android smartphone group test
Don't invest in a new Android phone before reading our head-to-head guide to the latest models from HTC, Samsung, Motorola and others

ACS:Law facing legal action over data breach
Much-maligned law firm suffers hack resulting in sensitive information appearing online

Virgin unveils 'disruptive' Big Red Internet deal
Firm to offer 100Mbit/s and 1Gbit/s speeds to give businesses more capacity than they need

Windows Phone 7 coming 11 October?
Rumour mill already working overtime

LinkedIn malware targets business users
Cisco IronPort uncovers Zeus-based malicious spam threat

Iran confirms Stuxnet worm hit nuclear plant
Employee PCs hit but power plant not disrupted, say sources

Android users complain of font size problems
Visually impaired users having difficulty reading text

Metropolitan Police cracks Zeus crime ring
Police Central e-crime Unit arrests 19 in dawn raids

OpenOffice.org to break away from Oracle
Open source community abandons Sun owner to launch LibreOffice

RIM unveils BlackBerry PlayBook tablet PC
7in device runs embedded QNX operating system