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"Well tech-fans, here we are again at the end of another news filled week. It may have been a bit of a struggle getting back into the daily routine after the joyous four days of freedom that was the Easter bank holiday, but luckily there was loads of mobile related goss to keep us occupied. Everyone at P4u Towers have been on a massive sugar comedown after indulging in too many post-lent chocolate eggs, so the arrival of Friday has been welcomed with open arms. However there's still just enough time to squeeze in one final gaze back at the tech-tinged revelations of the past seven days, just in case you missed anything like. Let's dive straight in …"

"Enjoy our round-up of ten mobile phone related news stories you may have missed this week including the new Lenovo IdeaTab S2109 tablet, Max Payne released for iOS and possible Nexus tablet delays."

"So Friday has rolled around quickly folks, and what a week it's been. Once again it looks as if the great British summer has cruelly come and gone in a few sun-drenched March moments, and the past seven days have proved to be wetter than an otter's pocket. Still, morale has been high here at P4u Towers despite the soggy weather, with plenty of tech news to keep us on our toes. And in true helpful fashion, we've compiled the best bits for your delectation once again. Let's take a look…"

"BlackBerry World 2012 kicks off tomorrow, and whereas previous years have brought new handset launches, we're not too sure what to expect this time round."

"The second day of RIM's showcase event was a calmer affair than the first lacking anything to match the dazzling display of the new BlackBerry operating system. However, the Canadian company has laid out more of its future plans since we last updated you."

"With RIM's Florida showcase coming to a close we've learned a lot about the Canadian manufacturer's new direction."

"The annual CTIA Wireless conference kicked off in New Orleans yesterday, bringing together the biggest and best of the mobile technology world for another techy brainstorm."

"Hello there tech chaps, and welcome once again to the hallowed magnificence that is Friday. Despite the diamond-coated, 24 carat bonus that was Bank Holiday Monday (it rained all day, of course), this four day week has proved mercilessly busy here at P4u Towers, and we find ourselves limping toward the weekend with open arms and a tired whimper. But fear not esteemed followers, as before we scurry away, retreating with relief to our darkened abodes, not to emerge until the cold, harsh light of Monday morning slaps us in the face, we've got all this week's techy goings on wrapped up in a neat little package for y'all. Right, let's get started then…"

"Enjoy our round-up of ten mobile phone related news stories you may have missed this week including Samsung's Tizen software caught on video, news of the LG Optimus 4X HD launch and Siri doing battle with some heavily armed burglars."

"Enjoy our round-up of ten mobile phone related news stories you may have missed this week including Google Chrome for Android, the new Samsung Tocco Lite 2 and a Windows 8 preview at Mobile World Congress."

"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 …"

"Another day, another Galaxy S III rumour, although this time round the originators of said whispers are little more believable than those notorious 'unknown sources' so often quoted in matters such as these."

"There's a little rumour going round suggesting that Nokia is set to unveil a new Lumia 719 at a launch event in China on 28 March."

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

"Nokia on Thursday announced that it will cut as many as 1,000 jobs at its plant in Salo, Finland. The company's layoffs will happen gradually through 2012, with most cuts happening by the end of June, Reuters reported. The Salo plant is the last large cell phone manufacturing plant in Western Europe, as most businesses have moved their manufacturing to Asia. Last month, Nokia shed 2,300 workers from a plant in Komarom, Hungary and 700 others in Reynosa, Mexico as it too shifted much of its manufacturing to China. This new round of layoffs comes as part of a larger effort to cut costs following the €1 billion loss the company reported last quarter. "

"Blimey charlie! What a week it's been. No sooner had the iPad-inspired cloud of blather drifted off into the atmosphere than another torrent of sopping-wet-and-packed-full-of-all-the-nutrients-a-tech-botherer-could-ever-need made itself known to us in the past 7 days (dunno about you but we can see a pattern emerging). Thankfully for those of you who simply HAVE to keep abreast of the latest mobile happenings, we've chronicled all the stuff that's gone down right here. So, enough waffling, let's do this …"

"Enjoy our round-up of ten mobile phone related news stories you may have missed this week including news on Samsung's exclusive Olympic phone, offline navigation for HTC Windows Phones and the chance of Feature Pack 2 for Nokia Belle."

"RIM has been having a bit of a rough time of late, and the most recent revelations about the company focussing on business clients rather than consumers have caused quite a stir in the media. It seems however that many may have got the wrong end of the stick, taking the quotes made by RIM CEO Thorsten Heins a little out of context."

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