Samsung has enabled auto-focus while video recording on the Galaxy S. Users can update the camera firmware of their handset by downloading an app from the ‘Samsung Apps’ store.

It was just a couple of days ago that Microsoft started rolling out the first OTA update for WP7 based handsets. Today, the company has pulled back the OTA update for Samsung handsets.

In a surprise move, HP has released the webOS 2.1 OTA update for the O2 branded Pre Plus handsets in the U.K and Germany. The update can also be flashed to unlocked Pre Plus handsets.

Nokia has released a new firmware update for its mid-range business oriented handset – the E52. The new firmware version is 54.003 and aims at improving the stability and performance of the handset.

It looks like the Samsung Epic 4G will be finally getting its Android 2.2 FroYo update next week i.e. from Feb 21.

One of the HTC representatives confirmed at MWC that the original Desire will get the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update. However, the update won’t land before the second half of this year, in all probability.

Even before the Microsoft event in MWC (Mobile World Congress) kick-started, the company released the details about the upcoming update for WP7 OS.

Sony Ericsson has released a software update for its Live View accessory. The update aims at improving the connectivity and compatibility of the accessory with other Android based handsets.

It was nearly a week ago, that Google released the Android 2.3.2 update for the Nexus S and the Nexus One. The 2.3.2 and the 2.2.2 update was a minor one and were mainly aimed at fixing the popular SMS bug.

There has been a lot of controversy about the Android 2.2 Froyo update for all the Galaxy S variants in the United States including the T-Mobile branded Samsung Vibrant. First, it looked like the update was being held back by Samsung so as to ‘force’ its users to buy the upcoming Vibrant 4G.

A couple of months ago, we had reported that the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 will get ‘partial’ multi-touch support via a software update from Sony Ericsson. The company had promised to release the software update by Q1 of 2011

Nearly a week ago, we had reported that Samsung might be intentionally holding back the Android 2.2 update for the Samsung Vibrant in the United States. Since then, another rumor popped up on the Internet that the update is not being rolled out because of a tiff between the U.S carriers and Samsung.

Last year, Samsung launched its first bada powered handset – the Samsung Wave. The Wave was one of the most popular handsets in 2010 thanks to its stellar screen (S-AMOLED), killer hardware specifications and the low pricing.

The Verizon’s variant of the Galaxy S – the Samsung Fascinate – is getting an OTA update. Before Fascinate owners start jumping with joy thinking it is the highly awaited Android 2.2 update, let me tell you guys – it’s NOT.

Sony Ericsson UK has confirmed that the Xperia X10, X10 Mini, X10 Mini Pro and the X8 won’t be getting the Android 2.2 update after all. This news is definitely not going to please all the Xperia owners out there.