HTC One X users on AT&T are finally receiving the long awaited Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update.

The leaked pics of Galaxy S4 was recently spotted on the internet. This handset features a 4.3 inch display, 1.6 GHz dual-core processor and Android 4.2.2 OS.

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

Ebay India has published its annual census, which offers a quick look at the state of e-commerce in India.

Verizon has finally started rolling out the much-awaited Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) update for the Droid 4 smartphone in the US.

Samsung recently launched the Galaxy Express smartphone in Europe. Ironically, this handset is priced higher than the powerful Galaxy S III.

A day before launching in the US, BlackBerry 10's app store has crossed 100,000 apps.

Microsoft has recently kicked off an incentive program for developers, offering cash for apps. But, as a result, quantity is being largely favored over quality.

After some playful teasing on Twitter, Corporate VP of Windows Phone Program Management and Design Joe Belfiore announced that Pandora has arrived on Windows Phone.

Google Chrome omnibox replaces Google Search box and Google Instant in Chrome. Users searching using the Omnibox no longer see the traditional Google Search box while receiving Google Instant suggestions right in the address bar.

Want to see a brain in action - here it is! Watch the firings of the brain of a zebrafish larva, as it is imaged in high resolution for the first time ever. This one is pure epic!

Google will soon have one single platform to unite all of its disparate communication platforms like Chat, Drive and Hangout, making it the one go-to place for everything. The name: Babble.

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.