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"Sony kicked off 2012 in style with the announcement of the Xperia S, previously known as the Nozomi, and the Xperia Ion during CES last week, but it appears this was just the beginning of their plans for the coming year."

"Samsung has caused a bit of a stir by releasing a promotional video on its YouTube channel which shows a handset that looks very much like it could be the Galaxy S III."

"Just after the New Year, the ZTE Tania made an appearance for sale in the UK via an online retailer, however it wasn't very clear whether this was a one-off batch, or that the phone was officially making its way over to these shores."

"Some interesting news in the battle between tablets and laptops as research has revealed that the number of tablet devices used over public Wi-Fi in the UK saw an increase of 4.7% last month, resulting in tablets taking market share away from laptops for the first time."

"The iPhone is gaining ground on Android in the US with Apple's iOS platform making inroads towards eclipsing its Google rival, according to a report this week."

"The Arab Spring, Michael Jackson's death, the Hudson plane crash. Each of these news stories was transformed by a new dimension of coverage through social media and citizen journalism. Each was instantaneously broken - by people, not journalists - with continuous real-time updates comprising of eye-witness accounts, commentary, images and film. And it was all powered by the once humble mobile phone."

"When it comes to innovative new games systems, Sega is definitely number one. Because the Japanese game company has just launched a new series of games that are also urinals."

"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.""

"We've all seen those Apple adverts, with people talking to their iPhones using Siri to do such mundane tasks as call home and plan to get milk (it's much easier than merely using the keypad and your memory you see). Well, get ready for Apple to expand and upgrade Siri and make us all that little bit lazier."

"The Samsung Galaxy Note, the Korean manufacturer's smartphone/tablet hybrid device has received a new update that brings a number of improvements to the device."

"Details of Sony Ericsson's financial performance for the end of last year have been released, and they don't make for pleasant reading (if you're a SE shareholder at least)."

"The co-chief executives of Research in Motion, Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie, have stepped down from their roles, handing over the reins to Thorsten Heins. Mr Heins joined the company four years ago as a chief operating officer, and has previously worked for Siemens."

"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."

"911 is like the American emergency number, so it's like 999 but with 88 fewer IQ points. Most people don't realise that the emergency services are incomplete - we have fire, police, ambulance and coast guard, but when people call up to let trained professionals know that they're too stupid to live, there's no Department of Natural Selection to fix the problem. They wouldn't even need weapons, just a truck and a few abandoned old fridges for these idiots to leap into. And if you think that's harsh, it's because you haven't read these stories yet."

"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)."

The networking feature has been revamped with the innovative Wireless-N (draft 802.11n) technology which can easily balance among overlaying multiple radio signals, the technology is often termed as "multiple in, multiple Out" (MIMO) technology which accelerates the data traversing rates. Unlike ordinary wireless networking technologies that are confused by signal reflections, MIMO minimizes the "dead spots" in the wireless connectivity and maximizes the coverage area. The amplified signals have better penetration power and speeds up to 4 times farther than standard Wireless-G.

"A rendered image of a new LG phone has been leaked, and is said to picture the X3, a phone that will introduce the quad-core processor to LG's range.The device itself wouldn't standout in a crowd of one at the moment, but is notable for the three buttons below the screen, rather than the usual four found on Android devices."

"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."