From DailyTech:

Smart phone should offer some mean power in a small package

Taiwanese gadget maker HTC Corp. (2498) has enjoyed a rise that is nothing short of meteoric.  Thanks to positioning itself as perhaps the most prolific maker of high-end Android handsets, HTC recently soared past the world's largest cell phone maker, Nokia Oyj. (NOK), in terms of market cap.  Just a couple years ago that would have been considered a laughable proposition.

from Neowin.net:

For a while now, speculation around the fate of Symbian has kept everyone keep their eyes on Nokia to see what move they will take next. It would appear that Nokia is planning a conference in London on April 12 to talk about the future of Symbian and, ultimately, its fate.

From the Inquirer:

KOREAN TECHNOLOGY FIRM firm LG Electronics will have a wireless charging mat available from April, joining others like Powermat, Duracell and Energizer that are attempting to make annoying cables and wires a thing of the past.

From The Inquirer:

PREMIUM PRICED GADGET MAKER Apple's magical Ipad 2 will have Facetime, a retina quality 10-inch display, mobile telly and Thunderbolt I/O, The INQUIRER can exclusively reveal.

From Tech Radar:

Just over eight months have passed since we first looked at the Dell Streak. An impressive five-inch device with 2GB of built-in memory, powered by a Qualcomm SnapDragon 8250 1GHz processor, the Dell Streak ticks all the boxes as far as specs are concerned.