Scalado has announced the release of their revolutionizing product named Remove. Scalado’s Remove automatically highlights and removes any unwanted object from a captured photo. The software is able to remove any object that happened to sneak into your shot while static objects remain irremovable. It’s perfect for shots on busy streets or popular landmarks where there may be a lot of passing tourists.

Owners of the US WiFi version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 should start seeing an OTA update hit their device. Unfortunately the update is not Ice Cream Sandwich, but it appears to be a maintenance update that takes care of quite a few issues. The update is build number HTJ85B.UEKMP P7510UEKMP and fixes:

According to sources at Pocket-lint, HTC is set to become the first non-Sony company to have its mobile devices Playstation certified. Playstation certification gives manufacturer devices access to numerous Playstation titles. It’s a great opportunity for Sony to licence out their suite to manufacturers who can then provide one extra feature to entice customers. It makes more sense than limiting the suite to outdated mobile hardware that no one wants to buy anyways.

The guys over at pocketnow.com got a hold of some renders showing what could possibly be Motorola’s first Intel powered smartphone and it’s running Android 4.0. Although there’s no way of telling whether or not the Medfield chip will actually be powering this device, or if the device will even look like this, we’re supposed to get a look at it this month at Mobile World Congress.

Everyone’s favorite 8-bit world building game just got better thanks to an update. Minecraft Pocket Edition received its first Survival update, allowing users to choose between Survival and Creative mode when creating a map. Other great additions include: