RailRadar is Google Maps mashup that tracks the position of trains running in India in realtime. Check it out as it’s not often that you see something as cool as this from Government of India owned entities.

Gmail now allows you to send an SMS to contacts who are offline. The service is free; however, there is a restriction on how many SMSs you can send.

Sony’s Xperia 2013 lineup has been leaked. C650X, codenamed Odin, will be the next xperia flagship, while C150X and C160X will be budget smartphones.

A fresh set of rumors teases us about the new features Google is working on for Android 4.2

The LG Optimus 4X HD has a lot riding on its shoulders. Until the Optimus G arrives, the 4X will have to bear the responsibility of keeping LG’s head high in front of giants like the Galaxy SIII, the One X, and the iPhone 5. Thankfully, at least on paper, the Optimus 4X HD looks well equipped to go head to head against the latest and greatest smartphones from its competitors. Let us find out if the actual product lives up to its specifications.

Microsoft’s Windows AppFest held at KTPO, Bangalore, has set the Guinness World Record for “Most Participants in a Software Development Marathon in One Location” with 2567 developers participating to design, build, and test Windows 8 apps.

Opera Software is promising to make your Android smartphone even smarter with Opera Mini 7.5 for Android. The new Opera Mini for Android introduces the ‘Smart Page’, which gives you a birds-eye view of what’s happening.

Word emerged a couple of months back that Mozilla was partnering with Alcatel and ZTE for its Firefox Mobile OS project. Now, Reuters is reporting that work on Mozilla’s smartphone operating system is further along that most people might have anticipated.

New leaked picture of BlackBerry London shows off the first full-touch Blackberry 10 smartphone, which is scheduled to be released next year. London will probably the device that will make or break RIM.

A critical zero-day vulnerability has been uncovered in Internet Explorer that could allow a remote hacker to execute arbitrary code on your system even if you simply browse to an infected page.

Leaked info suggests that HTC is preparing to go join the phablet game with its own offering that will compete against Samsung’s Note 2. The HTC Incredible X is rumored to sport a 5-inch screen with 1080p resolution and is said to be powered by a quad-core Snapdragon S4.

Almost four months after Facebook’s disastrous IPO, Zuckerberg finally broke his silence at TechCrunch Disrupt. Zuckerberg reflected on Facebook’s mobile strategy, possibility of a Facebook Phone, and even a Facebook search engine.

Nokia has been caught lying about their PureView. Some of the videos and photos touted as samples taken with the Lumia 920 were actually captured using professional cameras.

The Windows Phone 8 powered Lumia 920 packs in ample wow-factors to make consumers crave for Nokia’s beast.

This year’s Mobile World Congress saw a flurry of ultrabooks to manufacturers queuing up to compete with the Apple MacBook Air. Now, at the IFA 2012, the trend seems to have shifted towards convertibles or hybrid devices. After Samsung and HP, Dell has also joined the game with its Dell XPS Duo 12.