ZTE recently unveiled the Intel powered Grand X2 In smartphone. This device packs a 4.5 inch HD display along with Intel's 2 Ghz dual-core Clover Trail+ Atom processor.

Panasonic recently launched its first Android smartphone in the Indian market. The Panasonic P51 comes with a price-tag of Rs.26,900 in India.

LG finally launched the much-awaited Nexus 4 smartphone in India. This handset comes with a price tag of Rs.25,999 (approx. $475).

Some of the upcoming features of Windows Phone 8 GDR2 were revealed by Microsoft, in addition to Nokia's Amber firmware update.

A recent hardware malfunction on Kepler has left the space telescope teetering on the verge of being another piece of space junk. It's not out of the game yet, but definitely it's in hot water.

Google recently launched a new unified, cross-platform messaging service for Android, iOS, and Chrome. Hangout allows you to send a text, photos, emoji and start a video call with up to 10 friends.

Google recently announced the Galaxy S4 Google Edition at the company's I/O 2013 event. This device is nothing but the Galaxy S4 smartphone sans the ugly TouchWiz UI.

Vodafone India recently launched a new International Roaming Pack which offers over 90% discount on data and approximately 64% on outgoing local and international calls.

Finally, Windows Phone SkyDrive auto upload now supports full-resolution photos and videos worldwide instead of just a few markets.

BlackBerry recently announced the company's second QWERTY phone which runs on the BlackBerry 10 Operating System. The BlackBerry Q5 is an entry-level device for the emerging markets.

Nokia recently unveiled the new Windows Phone 8 based Lumia 925 smartphone. This handset is made entirely of metal, instead of the shiny polycarbonate materials used in the previous Lumia smartphones.

SkyDrive has several updates, including a new timeline view of photos you have all across your SkyDrive.

Outlook.com now supports chatting with your Google friends "natively", making it easier to switch from GMail to Outlook.com.

BlackBerry Messenger will be released this summer as a free download for Android and iOS users with messaging and groups support.

Microsoft has confirmed that Windows Blue will be a free update, which users will be able to download as Windows 8.1 from the Windows 8 Store.