Tata Docomo in association with National Geographic channel has brought a photography contest.

According to the Bluetooth Special Interest Group, Bluetooth version 4.0 of the specification could start showing up in devices such as headsets, Smartphones and laptops before the end of the year.

Skype which had launched its Symbian Client a fortnight back, has now made a debut on the Ovi Store thus enabling it over 200 million devices around the world. This application currently works on all the Nokia Phones which are currently running on Symbian^1.

Some over enthusiastic Chinese designer envisioned a SONY PSP (Playstation Portable) with a phone. There were rumors few years ago that Sony might integrate phone functionality into the PSP but it never came true.

In a recent report released by myxer, Android has surpassed iPhone users in Eight states in the US. This is quite a good figure considering that Android debuted only in October 2008 while iPhone debuted way back in June 2007.

Handango, mobile app distributors to devices running Palm, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, Symbian and Android, was acquired by Pocketgear.

In last couple of months we have seen technology reversing from “Text to Speech” to “Speech to Text”, So much that Google’s Nexus one launch was almost based on awww-ing the audience with its first of its kind “working” Speech to Text integration.

Baidu, the search engine giant in China, has proposed on creating a green mobile Internet by calling for joint actions be taken among the industry to purify Internet information and create a green mobile internet environment that is healthier and more orderly for netizens.

Here’s a reason to rejoice to Verizon subscribers. Skype and Verizon have together worked out a deal and announced a strategic relationship that will bring Skype to Verizon Wireless Smartphones in March.

GSMA has announced the winners of the annual Global Mobile Awards held at Mobile World Congress 2010, in Barcelona.