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Orange UK, the leading telecom carrier of the United Kingdom has announced that 'HTC One X, One S and the Sony Xperia U will be available to purchase at Orange UK stores shortly', a report said

CISPAFor the second time in a row, U.S. House of Representatives passed the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act(CISPA). Even if Obama threaten to veto CISPA because it could break civil liberties , the legislation passed it with 288-127.

CISPA paves the way for the U.S. government and private business to cooperate on security threats and suspicions of child pornography.

Sony has added two more smartphones to its XPERIA portfolio, the XPERIA U and the XPERIA P at Barcelona MWC exhibition. The company has also uncovered the availability of its XPERIA S at the same event

The highly renowned Barnes & Noble is joining hands with the search giant to significantly hike the number of apps accessible on its Nook HD tablets. The successful bookshop chain reveals it will put in Google's Play app store to its 7 inch slate and 9 inch HD+ devices too in the U.S. and U.K.

"The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the first phone running Android Ice Cream Sandwich, went on sale today in the U.K., but U.S. consumers are still out in the cold."

Should the U.S. government force tech companies to put a backdoor into encrypted information on communications devices to allow them to easily decrypt an individual's information?

It looks like Android 4.2 JellyBean OS advance is no more exclusive to just Google Nexus devices. Asus declared this day that over-the-air (OTA) update will be accessible for Transformer Pad 300 owners now residing in the U.S.

Amazon, the retail giant recently rolled out a mobile App store that aims exclusive services for Chinese users. This signals that the U.S based giant is pushing its Kindle devices to grab a share in China market. The move potentially arrives with a fresh version of App store that is developed in Chinese language.

Samsung, the biggest successor of the Galaxy series smartphones and tablets, now has unveiled that it has shipped around 1 million units of the Galaxy Note device at worldwide, Samsung revealed via Flickr post.

T-Mobile, the leading telecom wireless carrier of the U.S. now has announced that its web-only offer is now open for consumers, T-Mobile is offering latest 3G and 4G-enable smartphones for free.

Samsung, recently in news due to dominating U.S. mobile market, now has released Bada 2.0 SDK for developers (the Bada is mobile operating system and owned by Samsung).

RIM has rolled out its latest BBM Music service initiating with only three countries such as the Canada, United States and Australia.

Samsung, the leading South Korean mobile maker, has taken the major portion in the smartphone market in the United States for the newly-ended quarter.

"Although Apple's new iPhone 4S is already on sale in U.S, Canada, Australia, the UK, France, Germany, and Japan, the Cupertino-based company had said that a wider international rollout would begin on October 28, so today the company has opened up preorders for customers in 22 more countries ahead of its official launch."

Samsung has verified today that its latest Android powered the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus will be sold at the major U.S. retailer's stores on November 13 for $399.99.

Google Android is leading among Smartphone operating system platforms with 43 percent in the U.S. last quarter of the year, Nielsen reports.

"Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it won a ruling in a Seattle court effectively preventing phone company Motorola Mobility from immediately obtaining an injunction in Germany that could stop Microsoft from selling its Xbox and other software products there, due to a patent disagreement."