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"Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung could be about to invest in ailing smartphone manufacturer RIM, if the latest news emanating from Wall St proves to be accurate."

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

"Manufacturer trebling its 2011 marketing spend to as it pushes its Xperia, S, P and U handsets"

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"Chinese manufacturer Ainovo has taken first place in the race to produce the world's first Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich tablet, the 7-inch Ainovo NOVO7."

"We'd love to be in the boardroom when smartphone manufacturers come up with these mobile names. How did they happen upon the Galaxy Tocco Lite - who made that up? Maybe there were two conversations going on in which the other half of the room were discussing what to have for lunch, when one member says he fancied a Mexican taco. The director silences the room by pointing to the hungry board member and shouts; "You! What did you just say? Tocco? That's damn good.""

"Orange has added a tablet to its growing range of own-branded devices. Called the Orange Tahiti, it's actually a rebranded Huawei slate, quite possibly the MediaPad, which was announced by the Chinese manufacturer last June and then rumoured to hit the UK around this time."

"As you may be aware, next week sees the beginning of CES 2012, one of the world's largest consumer electronics trade shows, where many major manufacturers will be showing off a variety of new products. Among them is Sony Ericsson, who're keen to start building some buzz beforehand."

"Hard-to-pronounce Chinese manufacturer Huawei has announced a new Android smartphone will be coming to Blighty, and that the handset will be exclusively available from our good selves in the run up to Christmas."

"We have to play the guessing game with manufacturers quite a lot when it comes to release dates of compelling new handsets. And the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is no exception."

"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."

"As the biggest mobile event of the year looms ever closer, manufacturers are working around the clock not only to get their products finished in time but to keep everything locked away from the world until announcement. Fortunately there's always someone ready to foil even the best laid plans and so it's with great pleasure that we deliver this weeks top technology stories from across the web…"

"The LG Optimus L3 has just been unleashed at Mobile World Congress 2012, and is the baby of the new L-Style family. After the Korean manufacturer had given us a taster of the new L-Stlye series ahead of MWC 2012, we couldn't wait to give them a grilling. Taking the tiny but talented smartphone on a test drive, we got up close and personal with the little Optimus L3."

"Barcelona is famous for many things, most notably being the birthplace of Catalan modernista architecture and providing the current home to everyone's favourite diminutive footballing genius Lionel Messi. But if mobile is your thing, then the Basque country capital conjures up images of only one thing; Mobile World Congress. Yes, the annual cavalcade of smartphonery has kicked of in earnest yet again and as ever, has seen the launches of all kinds of top tech from the big boys (and a couple of bits and bobs from some lesser-known manufacturers). If you missed anything in the rush, here's what happened on day one …"

"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."

"This NFC malarkey has been doing the rounds for quite a while now but you could hardly say that both mobile manufacturers and shops have been clamouring to jump on board with the whole contactless payment thing. Yes, Google have been doing their bit with the launch of Google Wallet and the inclusion of NFC smarts in their shiny new Galaxy Nexus, but other than that and some half-arsed efforts from BlackBerry and Nokia to get it to take off, NFC looks to be rooted firmly to the ground."

Research in Motion (RIM) has released a phone with a luxury car manufacturer Porsche. BlackBerry Smartphone named Porsche Design P'9981 is on sale in Indonesia.

India-based electronic company, iBall, manufactures and imports electronic devices such as computer peripherals, Smartphone and tablets. The head quarter of this company is located in Mumbai. This company is very popular for its product and expanded its Andi range of Smartphone by introducing the iBall Andi 4-B2 handset. According to the company, the selling price of this device is Rs. 4,499 and its MRP is Rs. 5,299.

Proving its dominance, Chinese electronic handset manufacturer Gionee on Monday introduced new Android Smartphone in our nation while availing more options to go for the users. The selling price of Gionee M2 is fixed worth Rs. 10,999, as per their listing on the company's India page.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 has finally been revealed, after weeks, if not months, of prediction. While South Korean multinational conglomerate company has revealed the details of the numerous hardware and features of the flagship smartphone, it has chosen not to mention cost. The Korea-based manufacturer however did say the Galaxy S5 would introduce in 150 countries, starting from 11th April 2014.