Search giant Google releases the latest distribution figures for its Android mobile operating system. FULL STORY >

Finnish phone giant Nokia is reportedly working on a new Linux-based OS for its low-end smartphones. FULL STORY >

Microsoft kicks off the global roll out for its Windows Phone 7.5 Mango update for Windows Phone 7 OS-running smartphones. FULL STORY >

Samsung announces the bada 2.0 SDK for the latest edition of its mobile operating system, which delivers improved performance along with enhanced stability. FULL STORY >

CPU maker Intel is reportedly also pondering a move to Android or Windows Phone OS, as it will temporarily discontinue work on its MeeGo mobile OS. FULL STORY >

The Finnish phone giant Nokia shows off its latest update for the Symbian mobile OS, Symbian Belle, successor to its recently launched Symbian Anna operating system. FULL STORY >

Microsoft SA announce new improvements to its App hub developer portal for Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Android OEMs and competitors chip in on Google's Motorola Mobility purchase while Nokia plans big MWC 2012 showcase. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up, Sony Ericsson is reportedly tinkering away on a 3D smartphone, whilst the Kodak vs. Apple & RIM trial hits a snag. FULL STORY >

One of the world's largest independent mobile ad networks, InMobi, acquires media technology company Sprout. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google makes the latest Android version distribution figures available, showing which version of the ultra popular mobile operating system is the most popular amongst users. FULL STORY >

Korean tech giant Samsung looks at the significant growth of mobile content and smartphone apps. FULL STORY >

Facebook takes its fight with Google to the media in this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst Android demotes BlackBerry OS to 2nd spot in terms of US smartphone OS market share. FULL STORY >

Nokia has announced the readiness of Symbian^3, which is now stable enough to be released on mainstream devices. FULL STORY >

The world's most popular smartphone OS, Symbian, has gone open source, in a move by the Symbian Foundation to speed up the development of the mobile OS. FULL STORY >