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South Korean giant LG has announced that they will bring next year first smart phone with a flexible screen to the market. It should be the first phone of its kind in the world that will be produced in larger batches. Apparently the basis of this mobile phone will be flexible and unbreakable LED screen, which will be possible to bend at every point of the screen.

BlackBerry company has shipped 2.7 million of its new Q10 model smartphone with the new BlackBerry 10 operating system and a physical QWERTY keyboard. The new device was supposed to be a lifeline for the troubled company, but according to the Wall Street Journal, Q10 model totally failed in sales.

According to data from Gartner agency which deals with market analysis, smart phones for the first time surpassed the sale of ordinary "dummy" telephones. Until recently, plain old phones still held top sales, but by the second quarter of this year, smart phones have taken the lead in sales. During the second quarter, sales of smart phones reached 225 million units, which is 46.5% more than in the same quarter last year.

Unofficial photos of HTC's smartphone called HTC One Mini appeared on the internet, after rumors that were circulating for some time. Photos were published by Estonian blog Forte and on them we can see that thr device's design is very similar to One, but of course something smaller.

As rumors predicted, the new Galaxy S4 mini will arrive on the market with a 4.3-inch screen and 1.7 GHz dual-core processor.  From the memory side, there is 1.5 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal memory expandable with microSD cards up to 64 GB. The new smartphone also features an 8 MP camera on the back with full support for full HD video recording and 1.8 MP camera on the front for video calls.

HTC is satisfied with the sales results of their flagship smartphone One. Unnamed company's manager for the Wall Street Journal said that so far they have sold about 5 million units HTC One.

Apple once again filled some applications for patent rights, this time they have two application that describes a curved batteries that can be easily integrated in portable electronic devices.

New Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 runs on Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean), has a 7 inch touchscreen display in WSVGA resolution (1024  600 pixels, 169 PPI), and contains a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor and 1 GB of RAM.

The official launch of Samsung Galaxy S IV is expected to be on 14th of March; however, you can already find photos of this model circulating around the web. If photos are not fraudulent, Samsung's new top model will therefore bear a mark GT-i9502. It will also have a 5 inch screen 1080p resolution, 2 GB of RAM and 13 megapixel rear camera.

Pictures of what appears to be Sony's 5-inch C6603 mobile phone appeard on "Swiss Android Community" website Android-Schweiz, and even before any offical information it carries the code name Yuga. After the Samsung Galaxy Note was here for quite some time pretty much alone, it looks like he will be getting a lot of company in near future. Beside the Sony Yuga, there are LG Intuition, HTC Droid DNA and Oppo Find 5  also coming.