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"The Orange Monte Carlo, or ZTE Skate, was heralded as the follow-up to the hugely popular Orange San Francisco, however it now looks like the 4.3-inch screen monster is in addition to a new mid-range handset in Orange's line-up, as the San Francisco II has made a brief appearance on the network's website."

"London will begin to switch on 4G high-speed mobile internet with the launch of the first large-scale public trial in Britain."

"After a brief period of cooling off, that rumour mill has rumbled into life yet again, this time fuelled by a massive pile of speculation concerning the impending release of not one, but two new iPads."

"Remember when you were a kid. You've eaten all your tea, your mum goes into the freezer and she pulls out an Ice Cream Sandwich for dessert. Happy times eh? Well HTC owners, prepare to return to that level of pure unadulterated joy, now that the Ice Cream Sandwich is back (albeit in smartphone form, making it almost certainly inedible) and that the Taiwanese tech lords have announced exactly which of its handsets will be getting a dose of the new Android 4.0 operating system."

"A malicious piece of software designed for iPhones and iPads has been created to show that Apple's app store is not immune to malware."

"Sony Ericsson's latest piece has been leaked online and it looks to be a beauty. The Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc HD - also known as the Sony Ericsson Nozomi (what the heck is an Nozomi?) has rocked up on the web and has got the tongues of many an industry blogger wagging, thanks mainly to the fact that it's said to be rocking an impressive 4.3-inch, 1280×720 screen."

"HP is reportedly preparing a deal to sell webOS for "hundreds of millions of dollars", with the likes of Amazon in the running to purchase the platform."

"Siri, Apple's personal assistant software, is one of the key differentiating features between the new iPhone 4S and older models, but that hasn't stopped the rumour-mill from speculating it'll one day be ported over to them."

"Images from debugging software claimed to be running on an Apple iPad 3 prototype have been published by BGR. The pictures aren't of the device itself, but of the data collected by the development tool, and purport to show certain technical features of the forthcoming tablet."

"2011 was a year to forget for BlackBerry and questions have been asked about whether the end is nigh for RIM in 2012."

"The European Commission announced this week that it plans to open an investigation on the methods Samsung Electronics have been using to license its technology patents."

"There's a new star shining in Samsung's galaxy after the Korean firm put recent rumblings to bed by officially announcing the Samsung Galaxy S Advance."

"Hot on the heels of HTC's confirmation they would be bringing the latest version of Android to their Sensation series, Samsung has now spoken out on which device they will be upgrading too."

"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."

"If you thought the HTC Edge looked exciting, then you're going to need to sit down for the HTC Zeta. In case you missed it, the Edge was leaked last week and gave us a peak at one of the first quad-core smartphones, boasting a drool-worthy spec including a 1.5GHz Tegra 3 processor, a 4.7-inch screen with HD resolution and an 8 megapixel camera."

"Samsung have announced that their latest smartphone, the Galaxy S II, is in line for a bit of Android Ice Cream Sandwich action."

"Mobile roaming charges should be cut so people can use their 'digital Swiss army knife' everywhere possible, according to Neelie Kroes, vice president for the digital agenda at the European Commission."

"Shop to be the first globally to sell debut handset to run off Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich when it hits shelves at 8am"

"Research in Motion announced recently they would be bringing together their BlackBerry OS and the PlayBook's QNX designed platform to form BBX, their next generation mobile operating system. At the time they didn't elaborate on what it would look like or what devices it would be launching on. All that was said was it would arrive in 2012."

"Google has released the source code for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to developers just days before the new operating system is due to make its bow on the Samsung-produced Galaxy Nexus. The move means that manufacturers can begin to customise the platform in readiness for porting onto prospective Android devices."