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

Opera’s latest State of the Mobile Web report analyzes the habits of Android smartphone users in India, which constitutes Opera Mini for Android’s largest market.

LG Optimus G is perhaps the first LG smartphone to achieve true greatness, thanks to its blazing fast chipset, a sharp camera, brilliant display, and some nice software bells and whistles.

Rego is a new location bookmarking app for iOS, which has gone viral in Brazil due to an unforeseen co-incidence.

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

A video promoting Google Now for iOS has been leaked on YouTube, suggesting that Google is seriously considering bringing its personal assistant to iPhone, iPad and other Apple devices.

Opera Software has tied up with Airtel to introduce Web Pass in India, which enables instant activation of pay-as-you-go data plans.

Samsung has announced HomeSync, an Android Jelly Bean powered media streamer that is similar to Apple TV.

Opera Software gained 8 million new active users in January, including a sizable chunk of smartphone users, for their mobile web browsers.

Leaked pictures of the Samsung Galaxy S3 cases suggest design sensibilities more in line with the SII than the SIII.

A high resolution shot of HTC One, the next flagship Android smartphone from that Taiwanese manufacturer, has been leaked.

Carbon for Android is finally here, and it was well worth the wait. Thoughtful animations and clever gestures make the new entrant easily one of the most beautiful apps in the Play store.

Sony’s new my Xperia service will be similar to HTC Sense and Samsung Dive, and offer location tracking and remote wipe features to Xperia smartphone owners.

Opera Software, the browser firm behind Opera Mini and Opera Mobile, is working on a new mobile browser called Opera Ice. Ice is being billed as the future of web browsing, and will be shaking things up in more ways than one.

Nokia finally seems to have caught a break, and has kicked off the new year with some unexpected good news. The fourth quarter turned out to be better than expected, and the Lumia series experienced solid sales.