Sunday, February 23, 2014 at 7:25PM 
Remember the weird teaser from Huawei? Well, Huawei made official the three devices it teased in the video. It confirmed the MediaPad X1 and debuted the MediaPad M1. Both tablets feature LTE support, Wi-Fi calling, and SMS capabilities.
Sunday, February 23, 2014 at 7:04PM 
Microsoft is working hard to play catch-up with the top apps on the other mobile operating systems. Aside from announcing new hardware partners, Microsoft said Facebook’s chat app Messenger will also be coming to Windows Phone soon. Microsoft’s Joe Belfiore did not specify the timeline but it is “coming soon.” While there is already the messaging feature built into the native Facebook app, the Messenger app offers a broader set of features such as the popular “stickers.”
Source: The Verge
Sunday, February 23, 2014 at 9:09AM 
Just when we thought Nokia was the only Windows Phone hardware maker left, Microsoft has announced a bevy of hardware partners slated to make new handsets in time for Windows Phone 8.1 this Spring which is really Windows Phone 9 if you consider the massive list of new features and upgrades. Aside from Nokia, HTC and Samsung (the last two which were the last non-Nokia makers to release WP devices), we see Lenovo, Huawei, LG, ZTE, Foxconn, Longcheer and a few other brands I've honestly never heard of.
Microsoft VP Nick Parker says, "we're open for business on Windows Phone to anyone who wants to build one." Great for consumers who now have some choice to look forward to in the Windows Phone space.
Source: Engadget
Sunday, February 23, 2014 at 1:49AM 
Lenovo doesn’t want to give too much away but it just wanted to whet techies’ appetites with a teaser. The tech company put out a vague tweet to get the conversation started about the “secret” they wanted to share. Well, we will find out soon enough at this year's Mobile World Congress.
WE’VE GOT A SECRET. What could it be? (Check back tomorrow @ 1pm EST) #LenovoMWC #MWC14 pic.twitter.com/FAyvghkRnj
— Lenovo (@lenovo) February 22, 2014Source: Android Central