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"The Motorola Xoom has been leaked via a super-secret spy picture and surprisingly, by Motorola themselves over the past months, but this is the first time we've got an indication when the new tablet will be arriving."

"If you've been waiting patiently for the mid-range Symbian-powered Nokia 600, then brace yourself, we've got some bad news. It's been cancelled. It's bereft of life, it rests in peace. Announced back in August alongside the 700 and 701, it was scheduled to be one of the very first handsets to feature Symbian Belle."

It appears that the first place to formally offer up the Galaxy Nexus for sale is Phones4u in the UK, complete with shipping date of November 16th. For those of you who are unaware of the world of Android, this Galaxy Nexus device is Google's next hero device, the one to run their next-level mobile operating system Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. This device was introduced earlier this month in Hong Kong, China to throngs of ravenous online viewers and a room full of publishers snapping their cameras furiously."

Nokia, the largest mobile manufacturing company, has announced its first Windows powered smartphones called the "Lumia 710" and the "Lumia 800."

A new Kickstarter campaign has introduced the world to Prynt, an automatic printing attachment for your phone that will create a physical version of any photo in an instant.

Nokia was once the biggest mobile phone company in the world, now it's looking like merging with Alcatel-Lucent to form a communications hardware manufacturer to take on the Chinese giant Huwei.

Blackberry recently scored a great milestone as it achieved a historical order of 1 million handsets from one of its partners.

Research in Motion after severe struggle in market is coming shortly with its major platform & device in early 2013. It is BlackBerry 10 with more updated features and facilities. The device and OS will be available on 50 carriers globally and will now have integrated carrier billing, says a Canadian firm in a press release.

"Polaroid has confirmed that it intends to launch a 10-inch Android tablet with a glasses-free 3D screen into the European market."

"Apple has released a statement announcing that the new iPad has topped 3 million sales since its launch on 16 March."

"Acer has announced a new Android tablet for the UK, and it's set for release in early 2012 with a lovely, sweet surprise onboard. Yep, that's right, the Acer Iconia Tab A200 will come with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich freshly installed, making it one of the very first big-screen devices to use the new OS."

"A judge has denied Apple's injunction request that would see Samsung's Galaxy range of devices banned from sale in the US."

"A hidden application found on millions of smartphones can log almost everything a user does, claims a US security researcher."

"As the title says, the very first tablet using Google Android 4.0, otherwise known as Ice Cream Sandwich, is available right now - and for less than £100! But as with everything that sounds too good to be true, there's a slight catch, in that it's only available in China at the moment."

"The internet is buzzing with speculation suggesting that Amazon could put in a bid for Canadian smartphone manufacturer Research In Motion. The Blackberry makers have had a rough year, with product delays, network outages and declining profits and share value, making it the perfect target for Amazon's ruthless acquisition strategy."

"The biggest auction of space on the British airwaves is to be held at the end of 2012, when telecoms companies will bid to acquire the spectrum they need to enable an explosion in the use of bandwidth-hungry smartphones and tablets."

"Evidence has surfaced pointing toward the introduction of a quad-core processor in future Apple iPhones and iPads. The current processor of choice for the 4S and iPad 2 is the dual-core A5, but keen observers over at 9to5Mac have spotted updated code inside the latest beta version of iOS 5.1 that offers support for quad-core processing."

"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."

"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."