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After receiving huge success from the Droid RAZR Verizon edition, Motorola is now planning to announce Medfield smartphone at MWC event this month, according to the news source

Nvidia's CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang informed investors during Nvidia's earnings calls on Wednesday that the Tegra 3 quad-core powered smartphones will make presence in the Q1 of 2012

"Intel has made further strides into the mobile market at CES, announcing not only the very first smartphone to be based on their new Medfield platform, but a partnership with Motorola too."

HTC has unveiled the smartphones list that will be receiving update to Google's latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS, HTC placed on its Facebook post.

"Following the successful launch of its Kindle Fire tablet, Amazon are reportedly busy readying a smartphone competitior to go up against the iPhone in 2012."

"There could be more smartphones in the world than people by the end of the year, according to research by Cisco."

ViewSonic Corporation, the US based maker and supplier of visual technology has revealed its four new smartphones at the MWC 2012 event. The company has uncovered its 4 new Dual-SIM handsets

The customers of Verizon Wireless will soon get a massive surprise. According to recent leaked report, the company is planning to release three new Android-based smartphones this year.

The issue pf privacy is becoming more crucial by the day as the mainstream public realizes the extent of which they are monitored. Now we have a new instance to add to the list. A report released today by The New York Times shows that brick and mortar stores have been tracking you through your smartphone in order to ascertain shopper habits.

Amazon, at long last, is set to launch a smartphone with a glasses-free 3D "holographic" display.

The leading Chinese IT component manufacturer, ZTE is planning to introduce its latest Windows Phone 7 Mango powered Smartphone shortly, a report released from INQUIRER.

The leading South Korean mobile network carrier, SK Telecom (NYSE:SKM) has unveiled today that it will be introducing one 4G tablet and seven 4G Smartphones, which will run on the company's fastest 4G wireless network.

Nokia, the leading mobile manufacturer company now is planning to launch its WP7 based Smartphone called Nokia 710, according to reports.

The latest report arrives from Engadget, which explains that Microsoft's official Andy Lees has unveiled that the Nokia has planned to introduce Windows Phone 7 based Smartphones next week at AsiaD discussion.

The new Desire 820 smartphone from HTC is making waves thanks to an advanced bit of hardware that puts it beyond most high end models.

The new Desire 820 smartphone from HTC is making waves thanks to an advanced bit of hardware that puts it beyond most high end models.

Research in Motion emerged in limelight due to its BlackBerry smartphone earlier and then with Apple and Android in picture the situations reversed. Now again RIM is expected to gain better market share with its long awaited BlackBerry 10 smartphone. Efforts are going on strong to bring BlackBerry 10 on shelves and also the app store is assumed to get renamed.

Latest in the leading smartphone maker's line-up is an add-on device in the Note versions with the company's unsurprising big display of 8 inch in this one.

The law is often behind when it comes to technology. But this time they are trying to take care of a growing problem quickly, by pushing developers to install a 'kill switch' that would render stolen smartphones useless.

HTC is keen to sell-off its new version of HTC One handset. So the smartphone maker has made aggressive promotional move for limited period where it will be paying $100 for old handsets but only if the user grabs its flagship smartphone - HTC One.

"Not long ago, HTC posted six consecutive months of record revenue thanks to strong demand for its Android-powered smartphones. The company's record run came to a screeching halt in October last year with the release of Apple's iPhone 4S. HTC's fourth quarter earnings fell, missing Wall Street's expectations, and the rough patch continued in the first quarter of 2012. To compound matters, the latest study conducted by ad network Chitika shows that the troubled handset maker's usage share has declined by more than 60% in the past five months from 18.22% to 7.28% based on traffic across its network. At the same time, Apple's share has increased by 64% from 46.84% to 76.88% and other Android vendors such as Samsung and Huawei have recorded continued modest growth. HTC is betting big on its flagship One X smartphone, and it hopes the handset, along with the rest of its One-series phones, will help the company rebound."