One year ago, LG could best be described as enthusiastically WM their CEO announced intentions that most of their future smartphones would be based on Windows Mobile and not the then-up-and-coming Android. Mobile Business Briefing now reports the following: LG, the worlds third-largest handset vendor, yesterday launched a smartphone based on Googles Android operating

PC World - What do you get when you combine Macworld Expo with Fashion Week with Mobile World Congress with the American International Toy Fair? You get the last week (or so) of GeekTech stories. Here's what made news this week.

We round up the past week's hottest stories from the GeekTech blog.

Aside from showcasing its OMAP4 solution and Blaze platform, Texas Instruments also came to Barcelona and Mobile World Congress 2010 with a fresh demo of its new gesture recognition technology. Future smartphones may be controlled by single or multiple finger gestures, or so claim TIs officials. The demo that gets presented in the video below was

ST-Ericsson has announced that HTC is leveraging its TD-SCDMA technology in China for future smartphones. The first phone developed through the collaboration was launched in December 2009. Click here for more.

The Sony Ericsson Vivaz is said to be adopting the similar design philosophy which was first seen in the Xperia and the X10 and will be a fairly consistent feature in some of Sony’s future smartphones. The design is supposed to represent the shape of the human body, so if you don’t like the design

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Smartphone security is on the up and is the next big thing. Future smartphones are going to come preloaded with antivirus software clients to prevent the loss of important data. Data that could be lost to malware, great news for those that use their mobiles for banking and various person to person payments, as

It is very much expected that Apple will unveil its new iSlate table computer towards the end of this month. This will run on iPhone OS 4.0 which will also power future smartphones and handhelds. The upcoming tablet computer will need some significant changes to the iPhone OS. Including support for at least one more

In anticipation of a wave of future smartphones, T-Mobile has rolled out HSPA 7.2 across its entire 3G network. Originally posted at 2010 CES