Their homepage says front and center that the serviceHandpick.meis “The most caring way to share links”, so it got our attention. Sharing links is something we’ve always done on the internet in a variety of ways, and those ways have increased over the years, especially with the advent of “Social Media”. Twitter lets you tweet out links, hoping thatsomeonewill click on them and check it out. Facebook lets you share links with your closest friends and family, which now goes in a Twitter style Newsfeed of course....

While some people find the 7″ tablet form factor just right, it’s never quite gelled with me. An iPad-style 9-10″ screen size really does make a tablet feel like a decent halfway point between phones and full-fat computers. So, can Samsung’s new 10.1″ tablet, sporting Android’s new tablet-focused Honeycomb flavour, tempt me away from my iPad? On first inspection, it could be a close call. As wereportedwhen official details first emerged, the Tab 10....

HTC didn’t just unveiltwo new Facebook-centric handsetsanda tablettoday, it also updated three of its popular Android devices: the Desire, the Incredible and the Wildfire. Unlike those other devices, this trio of upgrades were available for delegates to get their hands on right away. Each now sporting an ‘S’ appended to their names, these handsets are tweaked with redesigned cases and improved performance and screen resolutions across the board. All three handsets sport the latest version of HTC’s Sense UI and are due to launch around the end of Q1 or start of Q2 this year....

LG certainly attracted a lot ofattentionwith its Optimus 3D handset at Mobile World Congress this week. Does it live up to the hype, though? It’s certainly an achievement to get 3D without the need for glasses working on a mobile phone, and games, photos and videos all look stunning on this device. The drawback is that you have to hold it at exactly the right angle or you end up with a horrible blurred screen....

Not content with a3D smartphone, LG also revealed its 3D tablet at Mobile World Congress. Sadly, it will only display 3D only with the aid of glasses and via an HDMI connection to 3D TVs, but you can shoot 3D photos and videos thanks to its dual rear cameras. As with the Optimus 3D, there’s no release date or price for this device yet, but with Honeycomb onboard, it should deliver a slick Android experience....