Do we really want mobile phones to have augmented reality X-ray vision? Well if all goes to plan, this all could become reality within two years thanks to Researchers at the University of South Australia. These researchers have developed mobile phone software that will give you x-ray vision; yes you can point the handset at a

Mobile phone software developer Sybase said Friday that it has redeemed $390 million of convertible debt. Click here for more.

AP - Mobile phone software developer Sybase Inc. said Friday that it has redeemed $390 million of convertible debt.

You've got to hand it to Samsung when it comes to consistently releasing handsets left and right – they always seem to be on top of everything. With 2009 behind us, it made Samsung's intentions of releasing a new smartphone platform clear after it was said that the company invested 130 billion Won (approximately $112 million) in mobile software. After the unveiling of the Bada powered S...

Users who have been wishing to update their mobile phone software from their PC now seem to be answered. Nokia has recently announced an all-new Nokia Software Updater, a Windows application which helps users update their device software from their PC. Simply plug in the device to download and start the update. The newly released

After the unveiling of the Bada powered Samsung Wave during MWC, Samsung CEO Choi Jee-sung has mentioned that they plan on investing even more money...

Nokia and Intel say they're combining their software for smart phones, tablet computers and other Internet-connected devices.The new software, to be released in the second quarter, will be called MeeGo.MeeGo would supersede Nokia Corp.'s Maemo, used in a few high-end phones.It would also...

Reuters - Microsoft Corp is set to announce new mobile phone software on Monday, according to sources close to the company, as it looks to wrestle back market share from Apple Inc's iPhone and Research in Motion Ltd's BlackBerry.

Reuters - Microsoft Corp is set to announce new mobile phone software on Monday, according to sources close to the company, as it looks to wrestle back market share from Apple Inc's iPhone and Research in Motion Ltd's BlackBerry.

Myriad is a very interesting company - it's an amalgamation of a tonne of different companies that have had a hand in mobile technology over the years. In fact, there are so many different companies combined under the Myriad name that it has software running on over 2 billion handsets. To use a very Irish phrase: "it's only bleedin' massive!". It is also one of the founding members ...