Google’s Andy Rubin has fired back at Steve Jobs, who had earlier derided Android as not being truly open.

Some experts predict that within five years WiFi, as we now know it, will be replaced by Super WiFi. Some even predict that the only mobile telephone operators around will be using VOIP telephony.

Google’s Android 4.0 mobile operating system will be codenamed ‘Ice Cream’.

Microsoft will be unveiling the Windows Phone 7 tomorrow at their New York office. October has been a big month for Microsoft in the past with them launching the popular Windows 7 two years back, so will this date bring them luck with Windows Phone 7 too?

GetHot’s decision to come back into the jailbreaking scene for iOS devices has not gone down with the Dev team who create iOS jailbreaks.

The full version of Angry Birds for Android will be released next week, according to a tweet from Revo Mobile.

Opera Software has launched Open Mobile Ad Exchange – a new “cloud-based advertising on feature phones and smartphone”.

The official Skype app for Android is now available for download worldwide through the Market.

Aircel has launched a first of it’s kind tele-healthcare delivery service for mobile phones in association with the Apollo Hospitals Group. Aimed at addressing the healthcare needs of the masses through tele-medicine, this service provides online interactive healthcare in real-time basis by utilising modern technology and telecommunications.

India’s DoT has rejected the solution offered by RIM for monitoring BlackBerry devices.

Nokia has begun shipping Nokia N8, it’s high-end Symbian^3 device, to customers who preordered it.

Google has begun offering paid apps in Android Market for at least a dozen more countries.

Now you can install MeeGo on N900, Nexus One, Dell Streak and HTC Desire, thanks to unofficial ROMs cooked by fans.

Microsoft has confirmed that Windows Phone 7 won’t support sharing of internet connection through tethering.

Sony Ericsson has announced that it will stop manufacturing Symbian powered handsets and instead focus on Android. Windows Phone 7 based devices are also in the pipeline.