New leaked pictures of the Sony Ericsson PlayStation phone, which might be christened “Xperia Play”.

The CEO of LevelUp Studio, Ludovi Vialle, comments on the Android ecosystem, viability of paid apps in the market, and reveals a surprise new Android Market feature that is in the works in an interview with us.

Review of the recently released ADWLauncher EX app for Android, which features fancy transition effects, 4D app drawer and more.

Opera has released a preview build of Opera Widgets runtime for Android phones.

Ahmedabad based Aryan Global Networks has come up with an innovative free calling service for mobile phones, which can come handy during emergencies and of-course when your prepaid account balance reduces to zero.

Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac gets an update from Microsoft. Fixes issues with iPhoto, AAC and MP4 audio on the device. Now has the ability to sync paid audio content from your WP7 device.

Why the reduced refund window in Google Android Market is bad news for both application developers and users.

Spectral Souls for Android is a massively indepth tactial RPG from HyperDevbox that is scheduled to be released next month.

Symbian Foundation is preparing to wind up and will be dissolving its board on December 17. Nevertheless, Nokia is still determined to continue using Symbian Operating System.

Review of Pulse News Reader – a stunning RSS Feed reader for Android, iPhone and iPad.

Opera Mobile 10.1 for Symbian is now available for download. The new release features superfast JavaScript rendering along with fancy features like Geolocation.

Dell has decided to shut down their mobile division. The current department head, Ron Garriques is stepping down as President of Communication Solutions and will continue his efforts in a consultation role.

Discovery Networks has tied up with Apalya Technologies to provide content from all it’s five channels – Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, Discovery Turbo, and Discovery Science to it’s Indian viewers on the mobile platform

You can now travel through time and check out how the sky looked like on any specified date in the past or in the future.

Rovio is developing a lightweight version of Angry Birds that will be optimised to run on old and low-end Android phones with limited processing power.