Top 10 articles: Android outsells iPhone and the best sci-fi writers

The top story with V3.co.uk readers this week was the news that smartphones using Google's Android OS are outselling Apple's iPhone in the US, much to Steve Jobs's chagrin.

This was followed by our latest Top 10 rundown, which looked at the best science fiction writers. Plenty of readers were unhappy with our choices, so feel free to join the chorus of disapproval here.

Microsoft's Office 2010 launch was also popular this week, as was some seemingly dodgy research from Symantec about Linux servers, and the sudden resignation of Mozilla chief executive John Lilly.

The war of words between Apple and Adobe continued to escalate, this time with the co-founders of Adobe wading in with all sorts of vitriolic jibes at Steve Jobs.

Our reviews of Microsoft Office 2010 and the Apple iPad were also popular, as was the announcement of O2's data plans for the iPad.

Android handsets outsell iPhone in US
Latest figures show the power of many vendors

Top 10 science fiction writers
Wordsmiths who inspired the minds of mankind

Botnets exploit Linux owners' ignorance
Symantec Hosted Services warns that port 25 could be the problem

Microsoft Office 2010 set for showdown with Google Apps
Tech firms square off ahead of Office launch on 12 May

Microsoft Office 2010 review
The latest version of Microsoft's productivity suite brings numerous enhancements, but is it enough to convince users to upgrade?

Mozilla chief executive to step down
John Lilly to end five-year tenure to focus on startups at Greylock Partners

Adobe founders return fire at Steve Jobs
Geschke and Warnock condemn Apple's stance as 'undermining' the web's development

Apple iPad review
V3.co.uk takes a look at whether Apple's tablet has a place as a business device

O2 reveals iPad data plans
Operator touts monthly and pay-as-you-go tariffs as iPad pre-orders open

Gmail.com addresses still not an option for UK users
Google's plans are yet to take effect