This week in the Tech News Round-up: Windows delays the second update to its smartphone OS, whilst Nokia's unannounced E6 gets caught on camera. FULL STORY >

Vodacom has announced the availability of two new speaking phones, the Nokia N97 Mini and Nokia C5 smartphones, providing more choice to visually impaired users FULL STORY >

Nokia unveils a music device sporting an entry-level pricepoint. FULL STORY >

Nokia is reportedly receiving a billion dollars from Microsoft to produce handsets powered by Windows Phone OS. FULL STORY >

Nokia's Qt commercial licensing and service operations business is to be taken over by Digia. FULL STORY >

Nokia ditches convention with its X3 Touch and Type phone, offering dual input via its keypad and touch-enabled display and many high-end features on an entry-level device. FULL STORY >

Nokia reveals the details behind MSupport, a recently launched customer support service dedicated to operators and corporate customers. FULL STORY >

Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer HTC reveals two more smartphones and its Flyer tablet PC. FULL STORY >

Nokia's CEO explains the motivation behind the company's new strategic partnership with Microsoft. FULL STORY >

Nokia's corporate orientated E5 becomes TechSmart's latest accessory at business brunches and boardroom meetings. FULL STORY >

In certainly one of the year's biggest announcements, Nokia will be adopting Windows Phone as the primary operating system for their phones. FULL STORY >

The world's biggest phone maker has announced that its latest Symbian^3-powered smartphone, the E7, has started shipping around the globe. FULL STORY >

A new solution has been unveiled that will allow app developers to easily port their Android apps to other mobile OS platforms. FULL STORY >

Users of Symbian^3-powered Nokia smartphones can now look forward to a smoother, more stable and enhanced user experience on their devices courtesy of an OS update. FULL STORY >

Tim Walter, general manager for Product and Marketing at Nashua Mobile, gives his view on what telecoms trends will feature prominently during 2011. FULL STORY >