Sony Ericsson has officially launched the Xperia X10, formerly known by the codenames X3 or Rachael. The X10 is the company's first foray into the Android market, but the announcement comes at an odd time, especially with Christmas drawing near.

Nokia today released the Nokia N97 software update 2.0 that adds new functionalities and applications to the device. Read on to find out what’s on offer in the free download.

The recent Digital Distribution Summit held in Melbourne was a chance for game developers and publishers to talk through the pros, cons and challenges of a world without retail.  Much of the talk was positive, but tempered by an undercurrent of uncertainty surrounding the launch of the PSPgo and a definitive shift towards targeting Apples smart phone in the future.

Using your iPhone, or other GPS enabled smartphone to navigate whilst driving has become illegal in at least one Australian state.  Police say, that using a mobile phone when driving, regardless of the active application is not on.

Now sitting on 1.5 million iPod Touch and iPhones around the world, the Australian developed Flight Control is a run(a)way hit for Firemint.

Infamous post-punk rocker Bono has partnered with Research in Motion (RIM) to produce something special for the BlackBerry during U2's coming 360 world tour. It appears Apple missed the opportunity to promote the iPhone, with Bono saying RIM were more accommodating.

In a continuing trend, it looks as if people are purchasing new phones to play games.

HTC’s new touch-screen ‘Touch’ is a shot across the bow for the iPhone, available now in the UK before the iPhone even ships, but will it be enough to stop the iPhone onslaught?

Nokia has responded to Qualcomm’s latest patent infringement lawsuit with patent counter assertions of its own, but can Qualcomm win this time after losing 11 previous patent cases?

Competition in the handheld smartphone market has never been hotter, with RIM’s Blackberry devices still holding great market share against all the regular competitors, even as they all try to create a ‘Blackberry killer’.

The idea that Google will go up against major mobile phone vendors such as Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Samsung is falling out of favour, but analysts are still coming up with ideas about what the search giant may be planning for the telephony market.

The war for dominance in the cell phone space has raged for two decades, with Apple simply the latest pretender to the throne, sending competitors into a frenzy as they decide how best to deal with the fruity threat.

A new YouTube video shows off some new ‘hidden’ new features in Apple’s iPhone gleaned from photos and screenshots at the MacWorld keynote, including what could be a new ringtone service for iTunes.

Palm’s media launch of the Treo 750 took place today, and the first question was inevitably on upcoming Windows Mobile 6 compatibility. Is it coming, or not?

The only thing is, they don’t say which Monday, provide any images or say anything beyond three very short sentences. Could they possibly be right?

Well, 0.464 inches to be precise. Ever since the Motorola RAZR, thin has been the in-trend since 2005 with 2007 set to see some of the slimmest phones ever.

While it still needs a PCI card to be plugged into the motherboard, inbuilt Skype support letting you plug in a regular telephone to make Skype calls is finally being built-in as standard.

We’ve all read the reports of the imminent launch of Apple’s new iPhones that combine a mobile phone with the musical capabilities of an iPod. Just how could this change the world of mobiles and music?

Ever wondered what a mobile phone from Bang and Olufsen would look like? Armed with Samsung’s technical expertise, they’ve applied their design brilliance to creating one of the most unique mobile phones ever seen. The name? Serene. The price? US $1275.

Motorola’s RAZR phone redefined cool like no other phone so far this century. Sleek, slim and sharp, it spawned an avalanche of clones that delivered everything but the design sophistication the RAZR still has to this day. Can HelloMoto do it again?