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"At First Choice, we like to think we know a thing or two about holidays - from all-out family fun to adults-only luxury. But what if you're a tech-head? Here are our top spots for those with an app for everything…"

"Google is currently embroiled in a legal dispute with Oracle over the use of Java technology in the Android OS and although many might not regard weeks of courtroom wrangling as the most scintillating of stories, the proceeding have has thrown some interesting information in the form of an early design for a Google phone, put together in 2006."

"Last week's launch event for the much-anticipated Samsung Galaxy S III was perhaps the biggest in smartphone history. The unveiling saw news crews, celebrities and the mobile industry glitterati descend upon London's Earls Court for a gathering that was more akin to the Oscars than a mobile phone presentation."

"Communications tech is the most important advance in the provision of justice since we first suggested maybe not murdering each other. Most Westerns are based on the idea of riding a horse until you find someone who's even heard of the guilty party, then riding further to find one who hasn't been shot. Nowadays you can call in crimes from anywhere, and in our efficient techno-world many criminals save everyone time by using phones to catch themselves. If phones were any more effective in reducing crime they'd be Robocops, but the authorities don't always have the best ideas for using these intuitive devices we all carry around with us."

"With the runaway success of Draw Something it was only a matter of time before a zany Tumblr site arose featuring either works of sheer genius or, more probably, stupidity. However, nothing prepared us for the completely random, yet utterly brilliant Ignore Hitler."

"Mobile phone camera technology has come a long way in recent years, from the substandard VGA offerings of yesteryear to the compact camera-challenging smartphones of today. Even the most basic device is now able to offer a dizzying array of options for the photography-conscious consumer, including intelligent ISO, wide-angle lenses and face recognition."

"It's nearly ten months since Microsoft purchased Skype, so it's perhaps surprising we've had to wait this long for an official Skype client for Windows Phone. Announced at Nokia's press conference during Mobile World Congress, showing just how tight Microsoft's partnership with Nokia really is, Skype for Windows Phone hit the Marketplace on the same day."

"Quick Response codes are invading our world, and like any poorly thought out technological invader they'll be defeated very quickly. QR codes are those square barcodes you've been seeing in the corners of posters, or on artworks which desperately want to think they're trendy, and they're the most recent technology to be obsolete before it's even finished. Imagine someone took The Artist, the silent black-and-white movie, and made a 3D version: a bizarre monochrome attempt to be cool wasting of everyone's time and technology."

"Of all the mobile technologies that have arisen in recent years, near field communication (NFC) has shown by far the most widespread real world potential. Initially developed by Nokia, Sony and Philips (all of whom formed the NFC Forum in 2004), the contactless technology has steadily built up advocates across the globe and is beginning to be integrated across several platforms, from mobile wallets to hotel door keys."

"You call a friend, they quickly gasp "I'm abroad you just cost me a million quid!", so you hang up. Then think "that is the exact opposite of what phones are meant to do." The whole point of the device is to talk to people in other places. When you can't use telecommunications to communicate, someone has seriously missed a point somewhere, and that someone is whoever's charging you a foreign country's gross domestic product just to talk to someone in it."

"New details have emerged regarding the specifications of the much-anticipated iPad 3, according to a report from Bloomberg. Two sources close to Apple who wish to remain anonymous have stated that the new tablet will feature a quad-core processor, a higher resolution HD screen and LTE connectivity. Another source claimed that manufacturing partners in Asia are starting production this month, with full volumes being reached in February."

"Enjoy our roundup of ten mobile phone related news stories you may have missed this week including news of Sony Ericsson's re-branding, a new Motorola Defy+ and the chance of Instagram hitting WP7 before Android."

"Siri may be the ultimate intuitive interface between man and mobile but according to network management firm Arieso, iPhone 4S users are paying for up to double the amount of data for the privilege of using their new personal assistant."