People who have been craving for the X8 can now finally get their hands on it. Sony Ericsson has officially started shipping the handset across the globe.

Most of the handsets launched by manufacturers are usually delayed before their launch. This time the manufacturer is HTC and the handsets are – the Desire Z and the Desire HD.

Adobe has released the Adobe AIR application on the Android market. Adobe AIR allows developers to create applications that can be easily ran on various platforms with minimal changes in their code.

The Nokia N8 has got its first firmware update. The firmware update is numbered version 11.012 and is available via OTA or via NSU. As of now, no official change-log of the firmware update is available.

The Nokia N8 gets continuous auto-focus while recording videos in 720p HD resolution at 30fps thanks to hyperX. It was only yesterday that the N8 got its first ever camera mod – 30fps video recording and 0% jpeg compression while saving images.

Verizon along with Motorola have announced their next droid – the Droid Pro. The Droid Pro has a candy bar form factor with a QWERTY keyboard – a first in the Android ecosystem.

Google had introduced ‘Google Goggles’ on Android way back in December last year. Today, Google has released the Google Goggles application for the iPhone. The application will be available as a part of the Google Mobile App.

The Nokia N8 has got its first camera mod, thanks to hyperX! The first camera mod for the device brings 30fps 720p HD video recording and nearly 0% jpeg image compression.

It has only been a few days since the T-Mobile G2 started shipping and the handset has already been rooted. The G2 comes with stock version of Android 2.2 i.e. without the popular Sense UI.

HTC has launched a black version of the Legend in Europe. The HTC Legend is made up of a single block of an aluminum and looks stellar. In fact, I personally feel that the Legend is one of the best looking Android handset out there in the market.

The last time Google officially said something about the Google TV was at the Google I/O Conference. Since then, the whole Internet world has been upbeat about Google’s next product and curious as to how it will change their daily lives.

The Galaxy S series from Samsung were expected to get the Android 2.2 (Froyo) update by the end of last month. Sadly, Samsung failed to meet the said deadline and pushed the release back to the last month of October.

Google’s highly popular mobile OS – Android is going from strength to strength. The sales of Android devices are growing with each passing month and so is its popularity.

Looks like Samsung is soon going to release another Galaxy S variant in the U.S. This new handset is rumored to be the SCH-i400 Continuum which features two screens.

The AT&T Captivate got its promised GPS fix from Samsung last week. However, many people reported that the update only marginally improved the GPS performance of the device.