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"The Samsung Galaxy Nexus has gone on sale, with the UK getting the first opportunity to buy the third official Google Phone complete with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Retailer Phones 4U grabbed the exclusive on the 4.65-inch Super AMOLED HD smartphone, offering the handset from free with a £36 ($57) per month, two-year agreement."

Verizon Wireless may be scheduling to introduce its two latest feature-rich handsets early in December, leaving existing hottest handsets like the iPhone 4S and Droid RAZR to lead its schedule during the leading shopping weekend of 2011.

Google has come under fire for their security practices, which includes keeping a database of all saved passwords stored on your device, easily accessed through your account.

Google's Android mobile OS comes with a wide range of phones across Europe, and it now has the European Commission investigating it on claims of unfair app bundling.

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.

Adobe has announced today its six latest apps, called Adobe Touch Applications for tablets like Apple iOS and Google Android, report says.

Google are aiming to disrupt the smartphone game with Project Ara. Being announced some time ago before disappearing, Project Ara is back.

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.

YouTube, the Google owned video sharing site recently declared that now its services is used regularly by one billion active users.

Sony, the traditional tycoon in game industry, has its new PS Vita released, which a powerful mobile gaming and multimedia device. It does not only play games, but also houses a host of other features, like Cross-play, Web browsing, Google Maps, Cameras (both a front one and a rear one), as well as movies and music. In terms of video quality, taking full advantage of the 5-inch OLED display, the videos look great. You can try this well-known Mac video converter software to convert personal owned videos to PS Vita compatible videos to check out the image quality yourself.

The iPad Mini was released not very long ago, with starting price at £269 for the 16GB WiFi model. It features a 7.9-inch display, just less than 2 inch smaller compared to the normal iPad size, but 0.9 inch bigger than the likes of Google Nexus 7 and Amazon Kindle Fire HD, the pioneers in 7 inch tablet category. Inside, the Mini iPad carries an A5 chip, which is the same as in the iPad 2. It also has a front facing Facetime HD camera and a solid 5-megapixel rear one that is capable if shooting 1080p video. In hardware terms, the easy-to-notice downgrade on this Mini iPad is its screen. It has a 1024 x 768-pixel iPad 2 equivalent display. If you already get one beside you, just take a video onto it to see how it looks when playing movies. You need a video converter software like DVDFab Video Converter to do the conversion, so that iPad Mini can play the converted MP4 video smoothly. Here is a three-step tip for that: