Research firm IDC has looked into its crystal ball and foretold what the smartphone market will look like during 2011and beyond. FULL STORY >

Mozilla makes its latest and greatest browser available to users of Android- and Maemo-operating devices. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson will be making a Gingerbread OS update available to Xperia X10 users later this year. FULL STORY >

Canada's RIM again features prominently in part 1 of this week's Tech News Round-up, with the Blackberry maker announcing its fiscal results as well as numerous developments. FULL STORY >

Samsung shows off a duo of Honeycomb-running tablet PCs that will be doing battle against Apple's iPad 2. FULL STORY >

It has been reported that Motorola is working on its own mobile operating system that will see it competing with Android. FULL STORY >

Microsoft takes Barnes & Noble and co to court over patent violations. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up: BlackBerry users are advised to turn of Java in their OS 6-running devices, whilst leaked pics of the Droid 3 and HTC Pyramid surface on the web. FULL STORY >

Internet search giant Google releases the latest Android version usage figures, indicating which version of the mobile OS is the most used. FULL STORY >

It would appear that the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play isn't going to be the only mobile to run PlayStation games, in fact other smartphones (and tablets) will be running these as well. FULL STORY >

Opera launches its Opera Mobile Store, giving mobile browser users access to an entirely new online portal. FULL STORY >

HTC appears to be dancing around the issue of trademark infringement with a slight name change to its forthcoming smartphone. FULL STORY >

An official Android 2.3 Gingerbread build has reportedly been developed for the Samsung Galaxy S (at least for the European models). FULL STORY >

Android app infections, smartphone market share and Microsoft's tablet touch response all form part of this week in tech. FULL STORY >

China Unicom announces the launch of a new mobile OS to take on Android and iOS. FULL STORY >