Sony Ericsson is offering its Xperia X10 users the opportunity to upgrade their phones with Android 2.3 Gingerbread. For upgrading the X10, which was once Android 2.1 Eclair, users have to connect the phone to your computer and use the PC software company Companion. Over-the-air updates are not available.

Nokia recently made an announcement that was made official that the Nokia N9 will not be offered in the U.S. market. The company said the introduction of the company's phones, including Nokia N9 are based on market analysis that would introduce a Nokia phone depends on the product of the range.

Although, the Desire S, Wildfire S as well as the Incredible S had nothing extremely exciting to offer HTC did announces some fascinating handsets that will sire get a lot of attention from social network teens.

LG announced their Optimus the Android OS base Smartphone will take a upgrading towards the latest version of Google's mobile operating-system, but will South Africans obtain the update?

The Sholes Tablet is however also known as the Motoroi and is definitely built for those who like the feel of an Android operating system on their phone, because this handset is all about it. however, the overall look of the phone also has got a lot to do with the appealing qualities of the handset. For instance, the screen size is a whopping 3.7 inches and it is capacitive touch screen style of display. Multi touch is the other great feature of the phone so you will be able to zoom in and out of the screen as long as you follow the pinch that is set for the action.

Although some say this makes the Google acquisition of Motorola useless, it argues that these agreements are more about Android semantic technology. Microsoft has scored another patent license agreement from Android device manufacturer. Samsung will pay royalties to Microsoft as part of an exchange of broad patent portfolio, which Microsoft has announced recently. Few say that this agreement throws cold water on attempts by Google to offer copyright protection for manufacturers of Android with its pending acquirement of Motorola's mobility.

A recent study by Nokia India, biggest giant in the mobile handsets marketplace, has exposed that out of the projected 11.5 million mobile internet users in India, 78 percent are under age of 35 years.

Recently Sony Ericsson has launched the very first cell phone to integrate the PSP (PlayStation Portable) gaming system. The Xperia Play is broadly seen as an effort to exhale new life into the platform in the face of rivalry from games-capable smartphones.