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When Nokia announced that it was going to use Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 for its smartphones some people saw this is a great move.

Nokia and Microsoft today announced they would form a “long-term strategic alliance” to challenge the Apple and Google hegemony in the mobile space.

The wait is finally over for the Verizon Wireless iPhone. Starting today, Verizon's version of the iPhone 4 will be available in retail stores.

When Nokia CEO Stephen Elop takes the stage at an analysts meeting in London tomorrow - days after his infamous “burning platform” memo was leaked - he’ll presumably begin outlining Nokia’s new strategy.

Today HP unveiled the device it will put in the ring with Apple’s iPad. Called the TouchPad, it seems very much like the iPad, and on the face of it looks pretty awesome. But there’s a possible Achilles’ heel in HP’s plan.

The folks at AppleInsider have uncovered an interesting patent that could allow Apple to put the carrier in the background for iPhone users.

Google is hosting a press event tomorrow, and while we’ll definitely see some Honeycomb action, the buzz is focused on two other possible announcements.

Today, Google rolled out the first platform preview of the Android 3.0 software development kit, giving the public its first look at Android for tablets and its "holographic" user interface.

Tomorrow Microsoft will host its latest earnings call and in advance of this, I had the opportunity to speak with Greg Sullivan about Windows Phone 7.

Unlike the UK’s Royal family, I doubt anyone is listening in on my phone calls. But, if someone wanted to, they could.