Google announces the latest milestone figures achieved by the Android Market and its Android mobile operating system. FULL STORY >

Sony has unveiled its latest additions to its Xperia NXT series of phones, namely the Xperia U and the Xperia P. FULL STORY >

ZTE pulls the wraps off its Tegra 3-sporting smartphone, dubbed the ZTE Era. FULL STORY >

Nokia reveals its Reading app that will allow smartphone users to access ebooks, audiobooks and news feeds from one location. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab has highlighted an important aspect of using mobile devices, namely security, with the company's release of its beta version Parental Control solution for smartphones and tablets on the Android platform. FULL STORY >

Qualcomm has announced that it will offer a pro version of the Snapdragon S4 MSM8960 processor to enable even more capable mobile computing devices. FULL STORY >

The latest figures from market research firm Strategy Analytics indicates that Nokia has overtaken HTC and the other Microsoft smartphone partners, to become the biggest Windows Phone OS vendor. FULL STORY >

Ahead of Mobile World Congress, taking place this week in Barcelona, Spain, Samsung has leaked at least three new product announcements that gadget enthusiasts can look forward to. FULL STORY >

Some good news for creative iPad users is that Adobe has finally released its Photoshop Touch app for the iOS platform. FULL STORY >

HTC and Nvidia reveal the HTC One X smartphone, powered by Nvidia's Tegra 3 quad core mobile processor. FULL STORY >

Indie game development studio, See Through Studios, has made its new game Flatland: Fallen Angle available for free. FULL STORY >

HTC reveals two more smartphones falling within its new One range, namely the One V and One S. FULL STORY >

Espoo pulls the wraps off its Nokia 808 smartphone, which boasts a phenomenal 41 megapixel snapper. FULL STORY >

Korean tech firm LG pulls the wraps off its first quad-core powered smartphone, the Optimus 4X HD. FULL STORY >

Apple has apparently acquired app discovery company Chomp, in its bid to strengthen its iTunes app search functionality. FULL STORY >