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"It's been a strange week this one. Yes, the days have flown by as they usually do but it's kinda been a bit quiet on the domestic front, what with the tech-tastic extravaganza of CES going off big style across the pond. Of course, the Vegas-based cavalcade of electronical things has chucked out all kinds of futuristic gadgetry and has caused us to gaze in wonderment at just what those boffins are capable of, but it still doesn't quell the frustration of knowing the avalanche of cool kit will more than likely be debuted in places that aren't Britain. Pah. Anyway, enough of our bellyaching, here's the top picks from this week …"

"Since the beginning of the week, the newswires have been dominated by reports of the latest tech coming from the CES 2012 show in Las Vegas. We've been covering much of the important phone and tablet news elsewhere, and rounding-up the best of the news each day."

"We're over a fortnight into 2012, and that's seven days more than we needed to find the worst iPhone apps. It might seem a bit early, but we'd like to present the worst apps of 2012 and outright challenge the forces of stupidity and greed to come up with something worse (because that'll keep them busy, and prevent them from instituting any new airport security measures or reality shows)."

"Calling that thing in your pocket a phone is like calling a charging tiger a moving patch of colour: a valid description, but you're missing vital factors which will severely affect your quality of life. Over the last month many people moved back home for a few days of family time before reconnecting to their real lives in the new year, and for international travel the "reconnection" is quite literal. Using your mobile in another country makes your phone bill look like your credit card number, but when before we used to leave the useless bricks behind, now we just turn off the phone functions. Because even without the talky parts, modern phones are seriously smart."

"This week started off with a veritable spook-fest for the P4u team, with Halloween spicing up our dark and dreary Monday. Now it's Friday and Bonfire Night is upon us, and the week has flown by in a flash. But lest we forget all the developments in the world of mobile technology that have shocked, excited, and at some points petrified us in the last five days. Here's a neat little round up of our fave stories from the week"

"Time sure does fly when you're having fun, and with all the hoots and giggles we've had in the last seven days, it's zipped by! We had a nice little visit to the capital city on Wednesday to hook up with Google and find out more about Ice Cream Sandwich and boy was it yummy. Enough of our Android-based jibber-jabber though, for it's time to take a look back and review the news that we judged worthy of a place in our little corner of the web…"

"These days, it seems that every manufacturer is trying to out do one another when it comes to the little chip things that power their devices along. Barely a year ago, dual-core blowers seemed like some kind of mad alien technology from the future, but now, it looks like they're soon to be old hat if the latest rumours are anything to go on."

Companies in the hospitality business are under constant pressure to service their clients without any complaints and this nature of the business has given rise to the necessity of catching up with the enterprise mobility technology. With these days all the businesses embracing mobile solutions at the enterprise level, hospitality industry too has a lot of scope to grow with mobile enterprise.

"The Apple iPad 3 is on its way, that much is certain, but as usual we don't know all that much about it. However, as the rumoured launch date draws near, more information begins sees the light of day."

"Mobile World Congress seems to be happening this week and not next, judging by the amount of 'pre-announcements' which have hit the newswires over the past few days. Now it's LG's turn with an entire new series of phones, named the L-Style Optimus L3, L5 and L7."

"Nokia's Lumia 900 and 808 PureView may have headlined the company's press conference at Mobile World Congress this morning, but the new Lumia 610 could prove to be the most important device release of the day."

"Mobile World Congress 2012 kicked off in Barcelona this morning, although several manufacturers held press conferences late on Sunday, including Sony and HTC, where a variety of new phones were unveiled."

"Time has sped by this week here at P4u Towers and the chill in the air and the first airing of the Coca Cola advert have made us realise that Christmas is just around the corner. Damn you advertising! With all the tech news and announcements this week, it's been a pretty busy seven days, but once again (as we do so generously every Friday) we've chosen the best and grouped them here in this lovely post. Read on you tech-hungry people you …"

"Galaxy Nexus is in the news a lot in the past few days, most recently because of the delay in the arrival at Verizon Wireless. The arrival date for Canada is set for December 8th based on current reports and in some locations, pre-orders have already begun. For the US, we are still waiting for the official announcement. Earlier today, it was reported that the Galaxy Nexus was being short changed because it was showing the internal memory as 16 GB. This was on the Google site for the Galaxy Nexus and at Phones4U who is currently selling the Galaxy Nexus in the UK. That seemed pretty straight forward based on what was being seen."

In case you don't know, the Windows Logo key, which is common on most keyboards these days, can be a powerful tool if you know the right shortcuts.

iBerry has declared the release of the follow up to its earlier welcomed Auxus Nuclea N1 previous year in India - Auxus Nuclea N2. iBerry has planned to sell the Nuclea N2 for a 10-day preliminary price of Rs 19,990. This new electronic device will sell at its exact price of Rs 23,990 after the opening rate offer gets over.

Indian based electronic company, Micromax, launched its new electronic gadget in the Indian market. The new model is identified as the Bolt A46. The Smartphone is now listed in its company's online store worth Rs. 4,490. According to the company, the electronic product will be delivered in 7-10 business days.

Samsung has declared new mid-range Smartphone in our nation. This new electronic gadget is identified as Galaxy Grand Neo and its selling price is Rs. 18,450. The Galaxy Grand Neo is available in the Indian market from Today. Few days ago, Samsung had been teasing in its Indian official Facebook page about this electronic gadget with a tag - 'Design a Neo Life'.

A day doesn't seem to go by without a new smartphone being mutely introduced for Smartphone fans in India with no flourish or excitement. Micromax launched its new model, identified as Bolt A075, and has been listed on the company site with no details of its cost and availability.

The buzz regarding upcoming cars is already soaring higher and higher as the New Year 2014 has knocked at the door and the car-freaks would be waiting eagerly for their candid love, i.e. car. Many new automobiles are ready to unveil their illuminating presence for rocking the Indian roads as the 2014 Auto Expo is giving them a platform to mark their launching debut. First ten days of January will incite your excitement via the glimpse of cars which can make an attempt to hit the top of the list of your favourite cars, such as Honda City and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class.