Nokia USA is now listing the E7 for available for pre-order for $679.00 and shipping in April.

Sprint and Samsung devices come bundled with Carrier IQ – described, by Android ROM developers, as spyware. It monitors and reports on detailed usage.

Nokia MeeGo adaptation to be directed squarely at the Nokia N900, with full usability for developers.

RIM is rumored to be bringing Blackberry Messenger to iOS and Android mobile platforms.

Android 2.3 still vulnerable to a previously disclosed and “fixed” data theft vulnerability. Google has confirmed, is investigating and will release an “ultimate fix with the next major release of Android”.

BlackBerry lineup for 2011 leaked. Listing of upcoming CDMA devices and PlayBook along with estimated launch dates.

Chinese researchers deploy and demo an Android trojan horse application for capturing credit card numbers over the phone.

Motorola scrambles to apologize to users over a comment left on their YouTube page concerning their practices of locking down the bootloader on Android devices.

Apple releases the second beta of iOS 4.3 to developers, includes gesture control and a mobile hotspot feature for WiFi tethering.

Microsoft Developer Network blogger shows off easy way to monitor HTTP and HTTPS traffic coming from a Windows Phone 7 device.

RIM releases security advisories for BES vulnerability involving PDF attachments and a partial DoS against Blackberry devices.

University researchers hijack data and power out of the audio port of an iPhone. This can allow multiple ways to interface and interact with external peripherals, such as providing a standardised USB port.

Apple App Store soon to hit 10 billion downloads. The lucky 10 billionth download has a chance to win a $10,000 gift card to the iTunes Music Store.

The Nokia Ovi Store gets a small update, mostly subtle changes including search auto-correct and added language support.

Nokia X7 gets pictured with it’s quadruple loud-speaker grille setup, Symbian^3 and AT&T branding.