The Nokia E7, the fourth Symbian ^3 device will start shipping in December 2010.

HTC is apparently working on its own version of an application and ebook store. It will be integrated with the Sense UI and will be available on Android and possibly Windows Phone 7.

Microsoft will be launching the Dell Venue Pro on November 8 at its retail stores. It will be available on Dell Online by November 15.

Android 2.3 Gingerbread will supposedly be launched on November 11, three days after the Samsung – Google Nexus Two launch.

Dell is exchanging about 25000 employee Blackberrys with Dell Venue Pros, the company’s new Windows Phone 7 smartphone.

LG is gearing up to launch the Optimus Pad in Q1 2011. It will run Android 3.0 Honeycomb and will be powered by the Nvidia Tegra 2 platform.

ViewSonic is gearing up to launch the ViewPad 7 Android tablet in November and the ViewPad 10 in Q1 2011.

The Android OS is now the leading mobile OS in the US smartphone market. It leads the market with a 43.6% marketshare.

Spice announced the M-67 3D, India’s first 3D mobile phone. It is a dual SIM phone with a 2 MP camera and comes with a 3D auto-stereoscopic display.

Huawei has announced the new Ideos X6 and the Ideos X5. They run Android 2.2 Froyo and comes with 5 MP cameras and beefed up hardware specs.

The Wi-Fi only version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab has been priced at $499 and is coming to Best Buy in November.

Apparently, Barnes and Noble is set to launch a new ebook reader – the Nook Color, on Tuesday. It is holding an event then, when according to multiple rumors, it will unveil the new Android based eReader. It will likely have a 7 inch color touchscreen display and will be priced at $249. No other [...]

HP has unveiled the HP Slate 500 which runs Windows 7 Professional. It is priced at $799 and comes with the Intel Atom Z540 processor and 2 GB RAM.

Nokia announced its third quarter results today. It had revenues of 10.3 billion euros and a profit of 529 million.

Verizon will be launching the Galaxy Tab on November 11. It is priced at $600 without a contract.