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"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."

"Sony is promising improved low-light photography from its forthcoming range of smartphone camera sensors, thanks to the addition of white-light pixels."

"If you thought the camera on the iPhone 4S was good, just wait until you see the iPhone5. If rumours are to be believed, Sony is working on a new camera sensor for the next gen Apple phone - and it's going to be awesome."

"We're already familiar with the Nokia Lumia 710, the Lumia 800 and the currently US-only Lumia 900, but what's next for Nokia's family of Windows Phone 7 devices? Company CEO Stephen Elop has already hinted there will be more phones out this year, and if this new rumour is correct, one of the first will be the Lumia 910."

"Apple isn't the only company talking about big numbers this week, as Nokia has revealed a substantial number of its own, announcing it has sold 1.5 billion Series 40 phones worldwide."

"Samsung today announces an exclusive collaboration with Tulisa Contostavlos, giving Phones 4u customers the chance to film a music video at an exclusive shoot with the singer. Customers who buy a phone from Samsung's Galaxy Family (Samsung Galaxy S II, Samsung Galaxy Note or Galaxy Nexus) from Phones 4u from Friday 27th January, can enter an exclusive competition and be in with a chance of winning a ticket to the shoot."

"The iPhone 5 rumour-mill continues to press ahead and whilst our personal favourite - that Apple's new offering will be able to clean the house when we can't be bothered to - is probably completely untrue, some of the latest information is well worth listening to and taking notice of."

"Poor old phone thieves. All the new GPS, cloud-based, facial recognition technology these days means it's getting harder and harder to get away with stealing someone's mobile."

"For the past five years, two things have remained constant about Apple - an inexorable rise in sales and profits, and a steely determination to control its message in the media. But, just as the company basks in the admiration of the financial world after last week's amazing results, is customer concern about where and how all those iPads and iPhones are made going to force a change in its PR strategy?"

"Samsung's sponsorship of the London Olympics has certainly got the Korean firm taking full advantage of the opportunity to flaunt its tech to the millions of tourists who will be flocking to the Big Smoke this summer. You see, not only has Sammy got that official Olympics phone lined up, it's now kitting out the London Eye with Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1s as well."

"As Facebook users moan about the new Timeline, over in the Twittersphere, the twits are also up in arms."

"The train doors slide open to the platform bustle of Tokyo's Haneda Airport; the watch reads a half hour before the connecting flight departs. Before All Nippon Airways' implementation of near field communication, a cold sweat and nervous panic might overcome even the most experienced voyager at this point. But the latest in smartphone innovation means that Tokyo travellers can shave 50 minutes of procrastination off their journey time by collecting their digital boarding pass before leaving the house."

"Wouldn't it be great if, somehow, you could use your iPhone as a kind of wireless modem for your laptop and connect to 3G coverage when you've got no Wi-Fi access?"

"Security firm Symantec has warned of a large-scale malware campaign inside the Google Android Market, where a series of malicious applications could have infected between 1 million and 5 million devices worldwide."

"Every tech-watcher and his dog knows that it's only a matter of time before Apple sticks some NFC tech in an iPhone, and all signs have been pointing in the direction of the iPhone 5 for a while now."

"Mobile phone giant Nokia are working on a Windows Phone model that incorporates NFC technology to allows the device to connect to external accessories and wirelessly charge, according to the company's design chief, Marko Ahtisaari."

"Images of what is purported to be BlackBerry's latest device have appeared on the internet, sparking a wave of speculation over RIM's forthcoming release schedule."

"Motorola has launched a new phone. Called the MOTOKEY SOCIAL you may be wondering why there wasn't some big launch event covering it, after all it's a phone designed for social networking and wears its Facebook abilities proudly. Well, the answer is simple: It's not a smartphone."

"If you've been following mobile goings on over the past few weeks you'll know that those affable Finns at Nokia revealed their first Windows phone Mango devices in the form of Nokia Lumia 800 and the Nokia Lumia 710 at that Nokia World thing t'other week. However, it would appear that there is one smartphone that Nokia have been keeping under wraps. Until now that is …"

"After hearing various complaints from iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S users about their phone's battery life, Apple confirmed they would be bringing out a revised version of iOS 5 to cure the problem. At the time they gave no indication when this would be, but got the ball rolling straight away with a beta version of iOS 5.0.1 seeded to developers."