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"The new Nokia 808 PureView was one of the most exciting phones to be announced during Mobile World Congress this year, but many who may have been interested in its 41 megapixel camera could have been put off by the Symbian operating system."

"Google recently released a video of "Project Glass", its concept of an augmented reality system, triggering a wave of posts asking "Wow, can they really do that?". Followed by a tsunami of shouting "Not even nearly". It is an excellent piece of science-fiction, but in terms of launchable products they might as well have played a clip of Star Trek."

"Sony has begun to roll out an upgrade to Android Ice Cream Sandwich for its older Xperia handsets."

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

"Intel has told its investors that the first Medfield powered smartphone will launch later this week. The news was revealed during an earnings call with the company's CEO Paul Otellini, but he didn't elaborate any further on what, where or exactly when the phone would be revealed."

"Apple is rumoured to be about to unveil a 7-inch version of the iPad alongside the iPhone 5 in the third quarter of the year."

"A Chinese web portal, NetEase, has claimed that a mini iPad is being developed by Apple to go on sale later this year to compete with Windows 8-based tablets. "

"Nokia CEO Stephen Elop has reportedly stated in an interview that he believes dual and quad-core processors are simply a waste of battery life and the performance benefits they bring are questionable."

"Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it won a ruling in a Seattle court effectively preventing phone company Motorola Mobility from immediately obtaining an injunction in Germany that could stop Microsoft from selling its Xbox and other software products there, due to a patent disagreement."

"The Samsung Galaxy S III will feature a hardware home button and 5 column UI, if recent reports are to be believed."

"Aircraft manufacturer Boeing is set to launch an Android-based spy phone that will compete with other manufacturers offering highly secure communication devices, company officials have said."

"Samsung has begun sending out invitations to an event to be held in London on 3 May, and judging by the words 'come and meet the next Galaxy' printed on them, we're about to see the launch of the highly-anticipated Galaxy S III."

"A new leak suggests Motorola is about to add to its growing Razr range of phones, this time with a device featuring a high definition screen and a very special camera."

"According to a source speaking to N4BB.com, Research in Motion is on track for releasing its first BlackBerry 10 device this October, following an official announcement sometime in August. Previously thought to be released around September, this can be seen as a positive step for the troubled manufacturer."

"iPhone video app Socialcam has added over four million users in one weekend."

"It shouldn't come as a surprise to learn Samsung is milking the hype surrounding the Galaxy S III to the absolute maximum, starting with an invitation that gave nothing away sent at the beginning of last week, and continuing not only with a Facebook image and a cheeky tweet, but a pair of dedicated websites too."

"Samsung is often accused of copying Apple, sometimes unfairly, but other times with a little more justification. This is one of those times. According to a Korean news report, the company will be launching a cloud storage service during its event on 3 May, where it's also expected to announce the Galaxy S III."

"Reports suggest that Apple could be working in partnership with Toshiba and Sharp to use the Japanese pairing's in-cell technology in the new iPhone."

"Samsung has released a new teaser video for its new Galaxy device, with hype dialled up to maximum but concrete details remaining thin on the ground."

"HTC is rumoured to be branching out further by developing its own processors to power the smartphones it produces."