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"Steve Jobs famously vowed to spend his dying breath and all of Apple's cash to destroy Google's Android operating system. In an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek, Google CEO Larry Page said that despite Jobs's rather public hatred, "the Android differences were actually for show." Page claimed that, "For a lot of companies, it's useful for them to feel like they have an obvious competitor and to rally around that. I personally believe that it's better to shoot higher. You don't want to be looking at your competitors. You want to be looking at what's possible and how to make the world better." The CEO shot down rumors that the two were bitter rivals, instead noting that "I had a relationship with Steve." Despite Jobs's ailing health at the time, Apple's co-founder reached out to Page for a casual talk. "He was quite sick. I took it as an honor that he wanted to spend some time with me," Page said. "I figured he wanted to spend time with his family at that point. He had a lot of interesting insights about how to run a company and that was pretty much what we discussed.""

The Prada Phone 3.0 by LG has been positioned on the coming soon page of T-Mobile UK and according to the page, the LG Prada 3.0 will be completely released and made available to buy at T-Mobile UK in February.

Microsoft disclosed that the further edition of Windows Phone will hit market in 2013 festive holiday time. The news derives from a job post seen on the official Microsoft careers page.

"Yes, yes - we know you've heard this a few times too many in the past couple of weeks, but this time it is for real, folks. Samsung Mobile's official Facebook page broke the news that Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich has officially made its way to Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II."

O2, the leading online mobile retailer of the United Kingdom, has announced via its coming soon page that the BlackBerry Bold 9790 will be available in January 2012.

"Either someone's made a right balls-up, or Samsung's got a non-LTE-packing Galaxy S II HD on the way for the UK. Mobi-city, a relatively new online mobile phone store, put up an ad on its front page for a "bigger, better, newer version of the popular S II" with a "larger, higher resolution screen and more battery power"."

"To anyone who doesn't read the business pages, T-Mobile may seem like a powerhouse mobile company. Its clever holiday ad campaign has been ubiquitous this fall, touting the carrier's impressive selection of smartphones and value-driven service plans. T-Mobile stores are everywhere, and winsome Canadian Carly Foulkes has become almost an iconic spokesmodel for the company. You might even think T-Mobile is a wireless carrier on par with AT&T, Verizon, or Sprint. You might think that, but you'd be wrong."

LG has officially announced via its Facebook page that the Optimus 2X will get an update to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich shortly and for the rest of the high-end smartphones to be decided later.

"Samsung has begun taking advance orders for its Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich-based Galaxy Nexus smartphone. Or, rather, Phones4U has, but it's the supplier Samsung is flagging up on its Facebook page, effectively making the yoof-centric chain Samsung's official Nexus seller."

Google has rolled out page rank algorithm yesterday and has integrated several new features of Google Chrome and YouTube into its Google Plus (Google+) social network.

Nokia, the world's leading mobile producer, looks like target to follow the track of its challengers, advertently, involuntarily permitting approaching smartphones to reveal on the web. Report says.

Easy Donate - Magento Extension is developed to allow customers to Donate Funds on Magento cart page.

Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) wants everyone to exploit solar plates to produce electricity power. And the company has announced today that it is investing around $75 million to facilitate to more than 3,000 of them setup solar plates on their tops.

YouTube, the world's largest online video streaming service powered by Google, is planning to unveil around 12 Television set similar to channels that will feature repeatedly programmed stuff on titles such as entertainment, sports, news, fashion, and business.