Mobile phones feature prominently this week in the Tech News Round-up, as Cupertino's iPhone 4, Motorola's Droid X and a possible new edition to the Nokia line-up create some buzz on the web. FULL STORY >

The world's biggest cellphone maker has announced two new additions to its X series phone range. FULL STORY >

Vodacom announces details behind the R400 smartphone which it plans to release to the local market FULL STORY >

RIM's BlackBerry Bold 9700 shakes its sophisticated black look for a snazzier white one. FULL STORY >

HTC seeks to ban the sale of iPods, iPhones and iPads in the US FULL STORY >

Cape Town based Saatchi & Saatchi AtPlay announce the launch of the Engen African Welcome Travel Diary app for the iPhone that will allow users to document their travel experiences. FULL STORY >

Nokia delivers a more compact version of the N97 to spearhead its charge into the smartphone segment, at least until the N8 comes out later this year. FULL STORY >

What Mr. Jobs revealed at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference. FULL STORY >

Apple CEO will take the stage today to make the companys next big announcement. FULL STORY >

If you are shopping around for a new phone for the kids or looking for an affordable touch-screen phone for yourself, then the Samsung Genoa is worth considering. FULL STORY >

One of the latest Android-based smartphones to come out of the HTC stable, the HTC Legend boasts a stunning AMOLED display and impressive and intuitive OS and Sense UI skin. FULL STORY >

A new demo video of Nokia's latest smartphone, the N8, is doing the rounds on the web showing off its impressive multitasking capabilities. FULL STORY >

Samsung's latest WinMo 6.5 device features a surprisingly intuitive interface and makes us look forward to how Microsofts Windows Phone 7 OS is going to enhance the user experience. FULL STORY >

Intel announces their new Atom processor platform that will see them taking on Qualcomm in the smartphone processor market as well as powering a range future of tablet PC offerings. FULL STORY >

Many companies are now using smartphones to keep their workforce mobile. But apart from email, real integration of content management web applications has not really taken off. TechSmart spoke to Willem Schipper, managing director of... FULL STORY >