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

Korean tech giant Samsung unveils the newest dual-core processor megachip in its Exynos line. FULL STORY >

Chip giant Intel will be merging MeeGo into a new Linux-based operating system called Tizen. FULL STORY >

Finnish phone firm Nokia reveals its Qt developed Nokia Car Mode app, with which it intends to bring the powerful and convenient capabilities of smartphones to cars. FULL STORY >

Intel partners up with Google in order to enable future Android-operating mobile devices to be powered by its Atom CPU range. FULL STORY >

Nvidia delivers the financial results of the second quarter of its fiscal year 2012, and provides some details concerning future mobile processor developments. FULL STORY >

Qualcomm says that mobile gaming systems, the likes of powerful tablets and smartphones will eliminate the need for dedicated gaming consoles in due course. 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 >

According to a report released this week by market research firm Canalys, Google's Android operating system is staking its claim as the predominant smartphone platform. FULL STORY >

Nokia fans can rejoice, as the MeeGo running Nokia N9 will be getting its Finnish passport stamped by South African passport control authorities soon. FULL STORY >

IT Security firm, Kaspersky Lab, releases an update for Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2011 for Mac, making it compatible with the latest OS out of Cupertino's workshop. FULL STORY >

Asus introduces the thinnest and lightest netbook PC, the MeeGo-running Eee PC X101, designed to keep users connected to their favourite sites quickly and easily. FULL STORY >

Android and iOS could be faced with a competitor to their mobile operating system dominance. FULL STORY >

Mozilla is tinkering away on its own web-based operating system for tablets and smartphones. FULL STORY >

Microsoft and enterprise Linux solutions provider SUSE extend their Linux and Windows interoperability agreement by four more years. FULL STORY >