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I wrote a content. It was a news. It needed to be published ASAP but since the graphic designer was not free, it got delayed. I could not publish it without the attention-grabbing images, so it almost felt like helplessness. I was sitting and wondering, what if the content writers knew the basics of designing too?

"The United States Patent and Trademark Office recently published details on a Microsoft patent relating to a two-sided smart device display system for phones and tablets, PatentBolt reported on Friday. The invention features an integrated second low-power, possibly E Ink, display on the back side of a smartphone or tablet that would contain certain types of information. The secondary display could provide vendors with an opportunity to move standard items like a clock off of the main display to free up space, or it could display a variety of other information that might otherwise not be shown. The second display would use its own low-powered processor and may reduce the power load from a device's primary display. The patent appears to be similar in intent to Samsung's "smart-device-skins" invention - a technology that may allow users to change the appearance of a handset using chameleon-like technology - and it could be used to display images or animations on the back side of a device."

"Motorola has published its plans for upgrading their Android range of phones to the latest version of the software, while also providing a glimpse behind the scenes at the work involved in bringing Ice Cream Sandwich to a Moto phone near you. It's fair to say it's not as simple as one would hope."

"British mobile phone retailer Carphone Warehouse has jumped the gun on the UK launch date of the Nokia Lumia 900, revealing that the much-anticipated handset will be available from June 2012, according to a report from GSM Arena. A "Coming Soon" page was published by Carphone Warehouse whereby details of the launch date and several key technical specifications were apparently divulged."

"Nokia has combined the announcement of the Belle software update with the news they've dropped the Symbian name. A post published on their official Conversations blog simply says the 'all new Nokia Belle' is coming soon, adding in brackets 'previously Symbian Belle' to clarify the name change."

Wireless Audio Device Market By Products (Speakers, Headphones, Sound-Bars & Microphones),Technology (Bluetooth, Airplay, SKAA, & Wi-Fi), Application (Home, Consumer, Commercial, Automotive & Defense) - Global Forecast & Analysis (2013 - 2018)", published by MarketsandMarkets , the total market is expected to generate revenues of $13.75 billion by 2018, growing at an estimated CAGR of 24.02% from 2013 to 2018.

3D Printing Market by Technology (SLA, SLS, EBM, FDM, EBM, LOM, 3DP), Materials (Polymers, Metal), Application (Aerospace, Automotive, Consumer, Healthcare, Government & Defense) & Geography (Americas, Europe, APAC & ROW) (2013 - 2020)" published by MarketsandMarkets the 3D printing market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 23% from 2013 to 2020, and reach $8.41 billion in 2020.

Four months after it first published this research (detailed in the story below), Google is now promoting this deep neural network as a win for both Street View and its Recaptcha product.

New net neutrality rules will be published next month with some saying FCC will end principle of equal traffic for all.

According to a new market research report, "Global Micro Servers Market (2013 - 2018), By Processor Type (Intel, Arm, Amd), Component (Hardware, Software, Operating System), Application (Media Storage, Data Centers, Analytics, Cloud Computing) & Geography (North America, Europe, Apac, Row)) " , published by MarketsandMarkets (www.marketsandmarkets.com), the total market for next generation memory is expected to reach $26.55 billion by 2018 at an estimated CAGR of 62.3% from 2013 to 2018.

Samsung is readying itself for publishing an notification process, in order to revert back the instruction to restart Window's auto update feature in its systems.

The internet has been the greatest breeding ground for creativity in human history, acting as the medium through which a unfathomable number of new works are published every day; from the shortest and most informal 'tweets' to 1000 page USPTO patents. Although this boom in creative work has been a blessing, it also has created a large problem in detecting and preventing plagiarism.

You know your branding team is doing a great job when obsessive fans are creating videos to promote your brand voluntarily. Well, Apple is a great example of what we call, a cult brand. A video that was published only a week ago by pantlessknight proves exactly that. This T-Pain's "I'm On A Boat" spoof has received more than 700 thousand views so far.

Apple has launched iPad, a new touchscreen device similar to the iPod Touch. It will include an e-book reader, with content from publishers including the New York Times and Penguin Books.

Google could be airing an ad during the Super Bowl. John Battelle, founder of Federated Media Publishing has dug deep to solve this mystery. Here are two clues...

Chinese companies manage to stay innovative? One company, Taobao, has just published an account of its in-house initiative to stay creative as the business grows larger.

The IT Rules 2011 issued by the Ministry of IT and Communications under Section 79 of the Indian IT Act (pdf) states that websites shall inform users not to publish any material that is "blasphemous, would incite hatred, is ethnically objectionable, would infringe on patents, or threaten India's unity or public order."

Samsung is planning to publish its smartphone operating system "Bada OS" as an Open Source, an information unveiled from The Wall Street Journal.

Indonesian digital comic publisher Ngomik.com has recently launched a new feature which enables customers to buy comics using their mobile phone credit.

Figure out how to Think Like an Android Developer - Today I'm pleased to publish the most-recent asset for figuring out how to create android applications: