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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.

Mozilla, one of the most popular browser developers on the web, is set to launch its own operating system under their Firefox flagship.

HoloFlex is the world's first holographic smartphone. Developed at the Human Media Lab at Queen's University, the HoloFlex is something different.

"A Chinese web portal, NetEase, has claimed that a mini iPad is being developed by Apple to go on sale later this year to compete with Windows 8-based tablets. "

"HTC is rumoured to be branching out further by developing its own processors to power the smartphones it produces."

"Today Apple confirmed that this year's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) is set to take place in San Francisco between June 11th and June 15th, which means three key things..."

"Apple has been busy this week, after regaling us yesterday with its monumental sales performance so far this year, it has now released the dates for WWDC 2012. This year the event will take place between the 11 - 15 June, and the $1,599 tickets are on sale now; however they usually sell out in a very short amount of time."

"As RIM CEO Thorsten Heins took the stage at BlackBerry World 2012 his main focus was software with the BlackBerry man going to great lengths to show off the developments it has been making with the new BlackBerry OS."

The quad-core Tegra 3 mobile processor was announced by NVidia before a few months and now there have been some reports from a few mobile makers that they are currently developing quad-core powered smartphones.

"Point-and-click adventure Lume started life as a PC game, which developers State of Play have now successfully ported over to iOS. In the game you play Lumi, a little girl who visits her grandfather only to find him missing and all the electricity cut from his house. The only clue is a note on the door, which informs Lumi that he intends to power his home using his inventions, but has had a few problems along the way. He suggests Lumi try to help him, but she'll need to solve some puzzles in order to do so."

"RIM is preparing for the launch of its new operating system by handing out 2000 developer prototypes at the upcoming Blackberry Jam conference in May, according to a report from Bloomberg."

"Google's dominance in mobile advertising and Apple's growing iAd platform on iOS convinced Samsung to launch its own rival advertising platform called "Samsung AdHub Market." The Wall Street Journal reported the company officially announced the platform on Tuesday, which uses technology from OpenX Technologies Inc. According to the report, the company will allow advertisers to buy space within apps through developers and Samsung. The ads are expected to appear on Samsung phones and tablets sometime in last half of the year."

The PS Vita, also identified as a PlayStation Vita, developed and marketed by Sony Entertainment Network, finally launched in Japan, a report suggested.

The Kindle Fire, an Android-powered tablet designed and developed by the retail giant, Amazon, will be the second most accepted tablet across the world this quarter, according to IHS iSuppli, market research firm.

The Lumia 900 by Nokia, the big brother of newly launched the Lumia 800, will be released at AT&T in March for the United States market, a report from Nokia Developer Website.

Mozilla Firefox 10 beta includes numbers of key features and improvements. Now developer version of Firefox is available for download.

Late previous month, we reported that Google is planning to introduce its own Android powered affordable tablet PC, which is highly anticipated to be identified as Google Nexus Tablet to challenge the Apple iPad 2.

Google is rolling out due to its world's fastest growing mobile operating system, has newly unveiled that it is activating over 700K Android devices each day, now several sources have detailed that Google is developing its own Android based tablet PC to compete with Apple iPad.

"According to Symantec, 13 apps from three developers-many in the official Android Market-have been carrying malicious chunks of code called Android.Counterclank, and are suspected of running on as many as five million phones, stealing info and running ads against the will of the device's owner."