Motorola’s Droid 3 gets rooted. Custom ROMs and kernels should be coming soon.

Samsung announces Bada 2.0 SDK. New features for developers, same old for consumers.

Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet now available. For $499 and running Android 3.1, even the business professional can play Angry Birds.

Nokia’s Developer page victim to SQL injection. Part of database containing user name and password hashes posted online.

Microsoft unveils latest Bing app, ‘We’re In’. A safer and controlled way of sharing your location with friends.

New self-rooting malware targeting Android 2.3 Gingerbread found and dissected.

HTC partnering with ‘Beats by Dr. Dre’ in a 300 million dollar attempt to bring premium sound to smart phones users.

US Dept. of Commerce drops $44,000 on iPhones and iPads. Saying goodbye to RIM?

Review of Nokia’s first device, the X7, rolling off the line with Symbian Anna.

Android ‘app player’ for PlayBook leaked. Old version, very buggy, but works as described.

RIM’s PlayBook Senior Product Manager to leave the company, headed to Samsung as Directory for Product Marketing.

Nokia’s ‘Sea Ray’ hardware running Windows Phone 7 caught on video, running Mango and taking pictures.

Canadian carrier to be receiving and launching the first HTC device with an unlocked bootloader, the Evo 3D.

Popular Android ROM, CyanogenMod, has hit 500k device installs with latest CM7 release.

Privacy concerns around Nissan’s new LEAF CARWINGS system, sending out GPS co-ordinates and location information while driving without owner’s permission.