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"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."

"Nokia has confirmed that it will be exhibiting at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona next month, ending a three-year exile, according to a report by Mobile News."

Mobile phones, especially smart phones, are playing an increasingly important role in people's daily lives, and if one day you lose them, you may not know what your life could turn into. Everybody has a mobile phone, or smart phone. According to a public survey, the most thing people do with a mobile phone is not making calls, but watch videos. Shockingly surprise? Not at all. So, how to make DVD movies playable on mobile phones is what many of us want to know for sure.

"Nokia CEO Stephen Elop reportedly stated that multi-core mobile processors are a waste of battery life in a recent interview with a Chinese newspaper. Yangcheng Evening News quotes Elop as having said, "the so-called dual-core, quad-core mobile phones can only waste batteries, but not be useful for consumers all the time." Microsoft's Windows Phone mobile operating system does not support multi-core chipsets, but the company has been highlighting the "real world performance" of its handsets through the "Smoked by Windows Phone" challenge. Elop went on to claim that the company's flagship Lumia 900 has never been defeated by the iPhone or an Android smartphone, despite the dual-core and quad-core processors found in those devices. "

"As everyone in this crazy thing we call mobile knows, there's a little something called Mobile World Congress just around the corner in February, and it's here where many assumed that Samsung's much-vaunted Galaxy S III would finally make it out into the big wide world."

"Following months of speculation, the HTC One S (formally known as the HTC Ville) has finally received an official launch at Mobile World Congress 2012. But before the handset went public we went down to HTC's UK offices to get a sneak preview of what the Taiwanese mobile pioneers are billing as their slimmest ever handset."

T-Mobile has announced HTC-manufactured Amaze 4G (HTC Ruby) Smartphone for $259.99. According to T-Mobile website, the HTC Amaze 4G is now available for $ 260 with new two year contract on T-Mobile USA store.

"Ever felt your mobile go off in your pocket and checked your phone, only to find that you didn't actually receive the text you were expecting? Or even worse, felt the vibration in your pocket and realized that your phone is on the desk in front of you? Don't worry, you're not going mad - such feelings have been well-documented by other mobile addicts, and an Australian expert might just have the answers."

"I am not a fan of conspiracy theories, but a few months ago the pieces of a mobile industry puzzle started to fall into place. They're subtle, but if I'm right Apple is poised to deliver a hammer blow that the mobile industry never saw coming. Am I crazy, or ahead of the curve? Follow my train of thought and decide for yourself."

"An unnamed source has told Pocketlint that mobile manufacturer HTC will be gaining PlayStation certification for its mobile devices in the coming months. They would be one of the very first to receive this stamp of approval, and provided it's handled correctly, could be quite a boost for the company."

"During the week before Mobile World Congress, Panasonic took the wraps off the phone with which it would return to the UK and European mobile market. Named the Eluga, it's a good-looking, dual-core Android phone, if not anything particularly spectacular."

Opera Software ASA has announced its upgraded "Opera Mini 6.5 and Opera Mobile 11.5" Mobile Browsers for Android devices.

"The parent company of Orange and T-Mobile, Everything Everywhere, has announced that the investment bank Morgan Stanley will be assisting in the sale of its 1800MHz bandwidth this year."

"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."

"Today's smartphones perform a number of functions for users. They can be used to surf the net, send messages, and keep updated with social media and for gaming. More and more these devices are being relied upon to serve as gaming tools. Smartphones can easily have apps installed on them which are games. In fact, some of today's most popular games began as a mobile phone game app. Revenue data is showing that more games are being purchased for mobile phones such as the iPHone or Android phones than for handheld games such as the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP."

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.

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.

"North Korea is well known for being a technology backwater where, among many things, the open Internet is heavily restricted and kept away from the public. However, as we highlighted in November, things are beginning to change and the country has just hit one million mobile subscribers."

According to leaked document, it is anticipated that T-Mobile will launch its two new smartphones, the Huawei Prism and the HTC Ville in April 2012. According to the sources, T-Mobile has scheduled to ship two new devices in the United States on two year contact in April

"Samsung has reportedly announced, via an email to PCMag, that it will not hold a press conference at this years Mobile World Congress."