Samsung Spica has been out and about for just over a month and is already receiving royal treatment – an upgrade to Android 2.1. Looking fairly similar to the Samsung Galaxy (i7500), the Samsung Spica (i5700) is well equipped with Google applications alongside an 800 MHz processor amongst other features.

Samsung is the leading mobile manufacturer that includes AMOLED display on the mobile devices. And this year, a new term has been penned called the Super AMOLED.

Samsung Mobile Innovator has been pushing the envelopes since it first introduced the Samsung SDK last year. This falls in line with Samsung’s move to an application environment, where apps are not just limited to the mobile devices, but can now be found on certain Samsung TV as well.

As reported earlier, SPB Mobile Shell is getting ready to roll out its 5th version of the popular alternative home screen.

The first bada phone, Samsung Wave, is already reviewed by Moible-Review.com. In the video we find that the phone will arrive in Europe in April for around 450 Euro, peaking at a very competitive market segment.

MobilePad is an extensive text editoredit for Windows Mobile. Both the user interface and the functionality are a step above any other text editor you might find for the mobile platform. The only catch is that it’ll cost you $3.99 (there is a trial version with limitations).

Last week we saw the release of WinMoSquare, the first functional application on Windows Mobile phones for Foursquare. Over the course of the week, Touchality, the developing company behind the project has released 2 more updates.

Google Buzz was launched today. And as more accounts start to receive the latest social networking tool by Google, Google Maps is already supporting the new Buzz.