We here at MobileTopSoft are falling head over heels with Windows Phone 7 after what Microsoft showed at MIX 11, so we welcome any new handset to the market with open arms.

The newest phone in the Windows Phone 7 line is said to be the HTC Mazaa, awkward name for a phone but who cares, it looks rather well and it seems to be sporting a 3.5 or 4 inch display, nothing compared to the HTC HD7S for AT&T. As of now, we have no idea which carrier will pick this up, or when it will launch, but rumors say it could hit Verizon within the next 6 months.

We've talked about the HTC Sensation earlier, now we are back again with a video for all you guy to look at.

The video shows off the beautiful display on the device, its video playback capabilities and the brand new Sense UI, everything just looks so damn slick. Navigation is not as fast as Windows Phone 7 devices despite the fast processor, that could be because Windows Phone 7 incorporates hardware acceleration.

HTC Sense 3.0 is the newest version of HTC's UI for Android phones, but sadly, many won't be able to use it unless they buy a new Android HTC handset.

The new UI which brings a lot of features and a three dimensional feel to it, can only be found on new HTC phones such as the HTC Sensation, EVO 3D, and HTC Flyer. Millions of old HTC devices will have to go on without, this could be due to the amount of memory and processor speed needed to power HTC Sense 3.0, but we are confident someone will find a way to bring the UI to older models nonetheless.

There's a new kid on the block, and from what we can gather, this smartphone is probably the most powerful right now.

A few months ago Motorola was bragging about having the first dual core smartphone and most powerful mobile device, but how quickly things have changed. The Motorola Atrix 4G is not selling well and now HTC is taking the fight to its competitors with the new HTC Sensation handset. This beauty with the beast inside, is looking really slick, the 4.3 qHD display shines really well here, not mention that 1.2GHz dual core processor at the core, you couldn't want nothing else but that.

Many phones are getting the Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) update this year, even the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini is fortunate enough.

The next Android phone currently sitting on the update train is the T-Mobile HTC G2, the gingerbread update should run really smooth here, as the version of Android on the handset lacks Sense UI, which means stock Android all the way. Because of stock Android, that 512MB RAM won't be a problem, everything should be blazing like a rocket shooting off into space, and owners will be happy about that.

After months and weeks of waiting, owners of the HTC HD7 Windows Phone 7 handset on T-Mobile, will finally get the NoDo update.

NoDo, which many believes to stand for No Donut, a slight jab at Google's Android, has been in the works for a while. Promises were made, promises were broken, but finally after waiting for what seems like ages, NoDo can now be downloaded to the HTC HD7. Many on T-Mobile should be seeing the option to get the update, others will have to wait a few hours more as the update continues to be pushed out to subscribers.

It was reported awhile back that the HTC Desire would be getting the Gingerbread update, that was months ago, yet it seems that update is still far off.

Now we are hearing that the carrier, ThreeUK, has begun testing Gingerbread since yesterday, that leads us to believe that the update may not be hitting consumers until sometime in late April or May 2011. There is also a huge problem in regards to the update, the Desire specs doesn't seem to fit too well with Gingerbread, the low RAM on the device may prove to be a problem, but we'll have to wait and see how it goes first.

Windows Phone 7 is looking really as of late, the interface and just the whole OS in general is pretty fast, something we have yet to see in the other OS platforms available on the market.

The HTC HD7S is the newest Windows Phone 7 handset, which will be coming out on AT&T in the coming weeks. This device is the same as the HTC HD7 for T-Mobile, apart from the upgraded display which is dubbed as Super TFT, so if you've used a HTC HD7 before, you shouldn't expect anything ground breaking than a better display for this 4.3 inch beauty of a screen.

HTC has launched the very first EVO 3D commercial, and it looks to be a fairly good commercial all around.

The HTC EVO 3D is the first 3D capable device from the company, it allows users to view 3D without the use of special glasses on its gorgeous 4.3 inch qHD display. Videos are not the only 3D content for the EVO 3D, games will feature 3D as well, but the constant touching on the screen to play these games are likely to hamper the 3D experience, so do not buy this for gaming, get a Nintendo 3DS instead.

Lucky owners of the Motorola Atrix 4G and the HTC Inspire 4G, is set for an upgrade next month, something that should silence a few fanboys, for a time at least.

The update will bring HSUPA to both phones, this is probably because owners of both phones were complaining about the lack of real 4G speeds. AT&T responded and alerted owners that the phones will eventually get a HSUPA update sooner rather than later. Now the update is soon upon you all, will the complaints continue? Sure, for we expect AT&T to cap data speeds to protect their network.