"Below is the list of 30 retailers in the UK that currently sell the new iPad in the UK (at least online)."

"Yet another image supposedly depicting the Samsung Galaxy S III has been doing the rounds on the t'interweb."

"RIM has confirmed that its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet will receive the BlackBerry 10 update, thus unifying its operating system with next-generation BlackBerry smartphones."

"The new Samsung Galaxy S3 is ready to go - and you'll be able to use it in the shower."

"Sony and Nokia could be set to go to war after Sony's camera division claimed that Nokia will struggle to sell its upcoming 808 PureView smartphone."

"If you're a lucky so and so who owns an iPad 2, iPhone 4 or later models, Apple's new photo editing suite iPhoto will kit you out with all the tools you need to create super snaps. Using multi-touch technology, Apple has adapted the iPhoto software previously only available on Macs to function with iPads and iPhones, utilising the touchscreen."

"HTC has officially confirmed which of its smartphones will be updating to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich."

"LG announced its L-style series last month ahead of Mobile World Congress 2012. The company promised that all smartphones in the series would be launched on the market at some point during Q2 2012."

"Who's the coolest phone manufacturer? Apple? Too obvious. HTC? Get out of here, nerd. Nokia? What are you, Finnish?"

"Always wanted a touchscreen smartphone, but been put off because of your morbid and irrational fear of germs? Then Sony has come up with the phone for you - the Xperia Sola."

"HTC might well have made a big hoo-haa about the recently announced One X and One S devices but images from what is thought to be a new modestly specced HTC Android device have surfaced online, suggesting that the Taiwanese techlords haven't forgotten about the mid-range after all."

"Yes, yes - we know you've heard this a few times too many in the past couple of weeks, but this time it is for real, folks. Samsung Mobile's official Facebook page broke the news that Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich has officially made its way to Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II."

"Apple could be in the process of developing its own mapping service to replace the Google Maps service currently employed by the iPhone after it was discovered that Apple's new iPhoto app pulls its info from another mystery service."

"The BBC is planning to launch its own iTunes-style download service, making its shows available to buy online."

"Rumor has it that production at the Taiwanese-based TSMC plant has been entirely halted for the past three weeks, because they are allegedly having problems with the newest generation of Snapdragon SoC's from Qualcomm."

"On Friday, a big rumour suddenly swept the web - Samsung was announcing something and it was going to be big!"

"This week, the usual relentless flow of mobile news seems to have abated ever so slightly, although this is possibly due to most of the major manufacturers suffering a bit of a hangover from last week's Barcelona-based festivities at Mobile World Congress. We don't mean a drink induced hangover, more of a "we've not got anything else to shovel out" hangover, although come to think of it, booze was probably involved somewhere down the line. Anyhoo, enough of our presumptions about the mobile industry's product output/alcohol intake, here's what happened this week …"

"BSkyB have made it's new Sky Sports F1 channel available to Sky Go customers, as the company looks to continues its mobile streaming platform push."

"Android users have taken to Twitter in their millions (ok, dozens) to complain about a major new change to the way their phones work."

"If organising day-to-day activities proves a bit of a challenge and you often find yourself running late, set about sorting out affairs with the help of spangley new app, Clear. Essentially a things-to-do list for co-ordinating your tasks, Clear makes constructing and prioritising your day more enjoyable. A far cry from standard boring reminder applications, Clear is colourful and fun, turning boring and tedious organisation into a happier and more pleasant experience."