New versions of Lumia smartphones come with a gold finish, and will be available within weeks
Samsung Galaxy S5 and Note 4 customers will soon be able to buy goods with just a touch of their…
Network adds 5.7m 4G customers in 2014, with over 1,000 small towns and villages now connected
What's eating away at the smartphone giant's earnings and market share?
Israeli company says it can charge a device's battery over a hundred times faster
“Active Bending” dual-sided curved display looks go further that Samsung’s single-curve Galaxy Note Edge
5.5in device accompanied by ZenFone Zoom, which Asus claims to be the world’s slimmest device with a 3x optical zoom
Android remains on top in many regions despite iPhone 6 gains
Saygus V2 should appeal to music and film fans
Gold-plated device features stitched-leather finish and Snapdragon processor
A4WP and PMA formalise their partnership in order to make wireless charging a reality
Flex 2 boasts upgraded LG design and increased power, including Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 810 processor
Tablet sales fell dramatically in 2014 and will only grow by eight percent this year, according to analyst predictions
Rumoured iPhone 7 technology could enhance security, with new functions set to be controlled by users facial expressions
It may not be the M9 we were hoping for, but HTC’s Desire 320 looks a fine budget Android smartphone
Industry-first 15.6in Chromebook launches alongside Acer Liquid Jade S and Liquid Z410 smartphones
Super-affordable Nokia handset looks to connect the next one billion mobile users
Most powerful processor yet comes with 8 ARM CPU cores, and will power Nvidia Drive in-car computing system
The world’s biggest consumer electronics show kicks off in Las Vegas on Monday, but what will be on display?
Range of Office and Windows Phone announcements coming soon following iOS and Android launch
Electronics giant confirms the Tizen operating system will be the basis for all future smart televisions
Halifax study finds more of us checked online banking accounts using a mobile or tablet than ever before
A hacker claims to have 'cloned' the fingerprint of a German politician using a humble photograph
Smartphones use is altering the human brain, but not in the sinister way scaremongers would have you believe
In America and China, consumers wait less than 24 hours to have their smartphone repaired, while in Brazil, India and…
Nokia C1 could be first release since its buyout by Microsoft
Mobile payments are vital to Christmas and Boxing Day sales
Apple’s mobile payment service also signs up Ticketmaster to make buying tickets even easier
Tests of LTE Category 9 networks could mean download speeds of up to 410Mbps
Boeing Black promises extra security for privacy-conscious customers, and will now feature BlackBerry's BES 12 software