Samsung and Sprint have started rolling out the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for carrier’s variant of the Galaxy S2 – the Epic 4G Touch.

AT&T became the first U.S operator to announce the date on which it will start taking pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S4.

Google has updated the Google Translate app to add support for offline translation support for more than 50 languages. It has also updated its Play Movies and TV app to add Info cards feature.

Google has finally brought its Play Movies service to India, allowing Android users to directly rent/purchase movies and view it on their device.

HTC has dropped its tagline — Quietly Brilliant – and will be going in for a bolder tagline and marketing campaign.

Steve Kondik a.k.a CyanogenMod has posted his first impression on the Galaxy S4, and has also announced that he has quit working for Samsung.

ASUS has started rolling out the Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean update for the original Padfone.

HTC has given an official statement regarding the availability of the HTC One in the major markets of the world.

The new Nexus 10 commercial from Google is how advertisements should be done.

Google has updated the official Gmail app for Android to add the ability to reply, archive or delete an email right from the notification bar.

SamMobile has been tipped by their insider that Samsung will be updating the Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note to Android 4.2.2 later this year.

The Sony Xperia SP is an upper mid-range Android handset that packs in a 4.6-inch 720p Reality Display and a dual-core Snapdragon Krait processor.

Sony has released a new budget-oriented Android 4.1 running Xperia handset – the Xperia L. The handset packs in an 8MP Exmor R sensor and is also capable of HDR stills and videos.

SwiftKey’s CTO has confirmed that Samsung is using the prediction system of SwiftKey 4 in its latest Galaxy S flagship, the Galaxy S4.

Samsung will be bringing some of the software features of the Galaxy S4 to its previous flagship handsets, the Galaxy S3 and Note 2.