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Samsung has promised it will deliver a fix for a serious security flaw in many of its handsets as soon as possible, while a developer argues the bug appears to be the result of a 'deliberate design decision'
RIM loses to Nokia in relegation zone skirmish
RIM has produced better than expected financial results in the third quarter, but is still losing customers
Apple's request for a US injunction against Samsung devices has been denied in a surprise twist
Apple sold more than 2 million iPhone 5 units in three days, as analysts say the next iPhone could arrive in June
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins is preparing to launch a 'redesigned, reinvented' BlackBerry 10 on 30 January
Samsung Galaxy devices have a security flaw highlighted by new exploit code
Google has introduced a 'confirmed clicks' into all its image-based mobile adverts to combat errant click-throughs
Senator Al Franken wants to put a stop to “stalker apps”
According to a survey by the communications watchdog, UK is one of the most Internet-enabled countries in the world
EE 4G to reach 18 cities by the end of 2012 with network density improvements also promised
iPhones get their sense of direction back with new Google Maps app
The Dandy, The Mirror, The Times and The FT all hope that tablets can secure their future
Amazon airbag patent that could help save smartphones and tablets from oblivion is approved by USPTO
Virgin says it's on track to reach 120 stations in early 2013
The UK 4G auction is finally underway as Ofcom starts the largest ever sale of mobile spectrum in Britain
Huawei plans to double its European workforce over the next five years
Transport for London approves deal to roll-out CabWifi next year
Only a few mobile application developers are able to achieve visibility, according to a new study, with more than half of the market's revenues generated by a handful of game makers
RIM wants businesses to make successful transition to BlackBerry 10
RIM says it will investigate an incident which saw an 11-year old boy burned by an exploding BlackBerry
Nokia targets youth with new affordable Windows Phone 8 device
Version 2.0 of the Gmail iOS app brings multiple accounts, a new look and predictive typing
New technology could power phones and accessories without the need for a physical connection
Apple's iPhone will become available in rival Samsung's home country, South Korea, on 7 December, followed by Brazil, China, Russia, Taiwan and dozens of other territories on 14 December
It's been 20 years since SMS changed the way we communicate, but are there signs of decline?
Nokia versus RIM - it's the smartphone relegation battle!
Steve Ballmer says Microsoft is selling four times as many Windows Phone devices as last year
EE 4G data caps rise by 60 percent for mobile broadband customers, but not smartphone users
Nokia has won a ruling over Wi-Fi patents which could see RIM forced to stop selling BlackBerry handsets