Smartphones (page: 4)
Apple has crushed their own records for launch weekend smartphone sales, confirming 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Plus being sold over the weekend.
In another shocking announcement, Sony has raised the forecast for their expected annual loss by 400 percent to $2.14 billion.
LG has officially introduced their previously leaked G3 Stylus smartphone, looking to possibly take some phablet customers away from the Galaxy Note.
Chinese smartphone giant Huawei has said they will be discontinuing development of Windows Phone-based smartphones.
Lenovo, the world's biggest PC maker, has announced that they now ship more smartphones than PCs, a major milestone for the company.
According to the latest figures from research firm Strategy Analytics, 85 percent of all smartphones shipped for the Q2 were running Android, a new record high for the mobile OS.
Sony has issued yet another warning, following slow sales of its smartphones, now claiming that the company will not make a profit on its smartphone division for the year.
The Senate has passed bill S. 517, allowing consumers to unlock their phones when it is time to switch providers.
Micromax, the popular Indian OEM, has announced its first Windows Phone smartphones.
Smartphones as cheap as $25 powered by Mozilla Corp.'s software will be available in India and Indonesia later this year, a senior company executive said. Mozilla has been pitching its Firefox mobile operating system for low-cost smartphones in emer
Research firm IDC has predicted this week that smartphone shipments will hit 1.2 billion units this year, strong growth of 23 percent year-over-year.
Initially leaked via Twitter and then confirmed by postings on retailer websites, the Motorola Moto E appears to be on the way.
PayPal president David Marcus posted a great chart today via his Twitter feed that we feel deserved a little more attention.
Billionaire and 'Shark Tank' investor Mark Cuban has put forward $250,000 of his own money to help the Power Pot succeed, a pot that lets you charge your smartphone with boiling water.
Microsoft has made a huge announcement today, making Windows free for all devices with screens smaller than 9 inches.
If all smartphones and tablets came with a Kill Switch that could render them inoperable remotely, it could save consumers $2.5 billion per year in the U.S.
Kantar Worldpanel ComTech has released their European smartphone data figures for the Q4 2013, and there were some interesting tidbits.
Organizers of the annual 'Game Developers Conference' have released the state of the industry report, surveying devs and publishing upcoming themes and thoughts for the video game industry.
According to new data from IDC, the Chinese smartphone market experienced its first slow down ever.
According to the WSJ, Nokia will release its oft-rumored Android smartphone this month, just as the company's handset division closes on being sold to Microsoft.
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