RIM has announced its new Enterprise Mobility Management solution, BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 for BlackBerry, Android, and iOS devices. They are offering a free 60-day trial of this new service.
Samsung is reportedly planning to unveil 7-inch, 8-inch and 10.1-inch tablets this year. The 7-inch tablet is aimed to compete with Nexus 7.
According to a reliable source, the new HTC M7 Android phone is expected to be announced on February 19th at a dedicated event in London, a week prior to MWC event.
Telus is now rolling out the long awaited Android Jelly bean update for the HTC One X handset in the Canada. The update brings Sense 4+ UI, Google Now, Project Butter and much more changes to the device.
Microsoft and Nokia have announced beta version of Nokia Drive+ for Windows Phone 8 users. It is now available in the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada.
Verizon has decided to sell its third Windows Phone 8 handset, the Samsung Ativ Odyssey at all the retail stores across the U.S., priced at $49 on contract.
the Nexus 4 is now available in stock at T-Mobile and you can buy it from the carrier’s official website only. It costs you $199.99 for a 16GB edition, if you are willing to sign up for 2 years on a Classic Plan with T-Mobile
Samsung is work to develop a hexagon and diamond shaped pixel layouts for their upcoming small size AMOLED panels. This pixel layout may come in the Galaxy S IV.
First Firefox OS developer phones Keon and Peak have been officially announced. Keon comes with 3″ HVGA screen, 1GHz CPU, 3MP camera, 4GB ROM, and Peak will ship with 4.3″ qHD display, 1.2GHz CPU, 8MP camera, 4GB ROM, and 1800mAh battery.
Microsoft has officially confirmed February 9th availability for the Surface Pro tablet for $899 with 64GB storage and $990 with 128 storage. Surface RT will also hit 13 more countries.