Lenovo has unveil the first handset powered by Intel’s Clover Trail+ SoC – the Lenovo K900.

Thanks to some stellar investigative work by an XDA member, we may have gotten our first look at how the Tegra 4 performs in real-life benchmarks.

Qualcomm has unveiled its new ultra-fast mobile SoCs – the Snapdragon 600 and Snapdragon 800.

HTC released its unaudited Q4, 2012 financial results and things certainly look gloomy and dark for the Taiwanese OEM.

Vizio has announced two new Jelly Bean running tablets, one with a 10-inch 2560*1600 screen powered by Tegra 4 SoC, and another a 7-inch Nexus 7 competitor.

Acer has unveiled a new Jelly Bean running tablet with a price tag of only $150.

Nuance Mobile has released a new update to Swype keyboard for Android that brings with it a crowd-sourced dictionary known as “Living language” and Smart Editor.

Nvidia announced a new handheld gaming console known as the Project Shield that sports a 5-inch multi-touch display with an integrated controller and is powered by the company’s Tegra 4 SoC.

Nvidia has unveiled its next-generation mobile processor – Tegra 4 – that packs in quad-core Cortex-A15 cores and 72 GPU cores at CES.

The HTC M7 is going to come with a “simple and elegant UI” and design cues borrowed from the DROID DNA.

Samsung Korea has announced the Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update for the Galaxy S2.

Corning will be unveiling the Gorilla Glass 3 at its booth in CES 2013 on January 7th.

Samsung has started rolling out a new firmware update for the Galaxy S3 that fixes the Exynos security exploit and the sudden death issue plaguing the handset.

Google has updated the Android Platform distribution chart, which shows the poor state of updates in the Android ecosystem.

Samsung has confirmed that it is working on a fix to prevent the “sudden death” issue on the Galaxy S3.