Google announced that a new version of Google Mobile App for iPhone is now available via the Apple App Store.

One of the new things the Google Mobile App for iPhone brings is a redesigned search results display, which lets you see more results at a time, while allowing you to open web pages “from the results within the app” (ultimately leading to a faster Google search experience).

The search by voice feature has also been improved. Users can now choose their spoken language (English, Mandarin, Japanese), as well as the accent (British, Australian etc).

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In the depths of the current iPhone SDK lays evidence of a Video Chat feature, that will most probably be used in future iPhones. This means that we will in fact see a front facing camera on the coming iPhone.

A leaked Nokia document shows info of a previously unknown X-series phone, called most probably Nokia X10. This will also be the first phone to come with Symbian^3 on board, and it will basically be a X6 with Symbian^3 and a QWERTY-keyboard. Here is what is known so far:
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Seems like everyone is addicted to Facebook now. If you are one of those millions, then you might want to check out what Microsoft has in store for you if you are a Windows Mobile user.

Specifically Facebook app version 1.2. Some of the main feature updates include the ability to “like” a comment, or to add to current comments. Why not go ahead and download Microsoft’s latest app from the marketplace and get more out of Facebook on your phone?

Sony Ericsson recently launched a pro version of its X10 Mini smartphone. Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro is a full touchscreen phone which runs on a 600 MHz Qualcomm processor and Android 1.6 operating system. This handset comes with 3G connectivity, Bluetooth, A-GPS, 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and so on. Check out the complete specs of this device below.
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The HTC HD Mini follows a recent fashion of making “mini” version of big handsets, in this case the HTC HD2. The HD2 is a really big handset, so can the HD Mini reproduce its features in a more pocketable form?
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We already know that AT&T might soon launch the Palm Pre, and it looks like T-Mobile US is also getting ready to introduce a WebOS smartphone.

Unlike AT&T, though, T-Mobile could launch a completely new Palm WebOS device.

According to BGR, the handset resembles the Palm Pixi, and T-Mobile could launch it quite soon – reportedly, the carriers is in “final stages” of preparing the launch.

Unfortunately, details about the features of T-Mo’s upcoming WebOS smartphone are missing, but I guess it will have a touchscreen display and a full QWERTY keyboard.

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Launched at the same time as the HTC Legend, the HTC Desire is an Android 2.1 handset with HTC’s Sense UI loaded on top and improved social networking support included, but the Desire comes with a much bigger display and packs in a lot more pixels.
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The HTC Legend is a tablet-style Android smartphone, following up from the HTC Hero with a number of improvements all around.
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The Motorola QUENCH is a conventional looking Android handset derived from the same platform as the DEXT, but in a straightforward keyboardless design.
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