Windows 10 now makes the BSoD error screen a little less painful
Microsoft has introduced a QR code on the Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) error screen in the latest build of Windows 10 to quickly investigate the error.
HTC Lifestyle is the HTC 10’s low-end cousin
HTC has unveiled a cheaper, lower-specced version of its new HTC 10: the HTC 10 Lifestyle. It's bound for India and other developing markets.
New JavaScript attack infects your phone and changes your router's DNS settings
There's a new JavaScript-based attack in town that will change your router's DNS settings through a mobile website and a visiting smartphone.
Budget buyers assemble! AT&T’s new trio of Samsung phones start at $80
AT&T is offering a total of three new Samsung phones aimed at the budget-minded. The phones start at only $80 and are a great way to experience Android.
Vodafone smartphone tech is being given to harbor seals in Orkney, Scotland
Harbor seals in Orkney, Scotland will be receiving smartphone technology in an effort to stymie their population decline.
Samsung is on a roll: New patent shows a smartphone with a flexible roll-out screen
Samsung's latest patent is for a smartphone with a display that be be unrolled to make it bigger, or rolled up again to make it smaller and pocket-sized.
Microsoft's new app lets you log in to your computer by using Bluetooth and your smartphone
Microsoft's updated Authenticator app, which isn't yet publicly available, lets you log into a Windows 10 machine by pairing your smartphone via Bluetooth.
25 percent of smartphone users have ad blockers, according to survey
According to a new survey from mobile marketing company Tune, as many as 25 percent of smartphone users in the U.S. and Europe have ad blockers installed.
Hands-on: Satechi Magnetic Vent Mount
In-car smartphone mounts are usually ugly messes of plastic and metal. Not so with the Satechi Magnet Vent Mount, which is small, subtle, and attractive.
The $4 smartphone in India is probably too good to be true
After being stunned by the mere existence of a $4 smartphone in India, market experts are now crying foul play on this deal that is too good to be true.
Xiaomi plans to use smartphone chips designed in-house in the second half of 2016
Xiaomi, China’s leader in smartphone shipments in 2015, has aspirations to be a chipmaker this year.
3G internet just arrived for Myanmar farmers, but they've had Facebook for ages
Farmers in the Eastern nation of Myanmar have never heard of Twitter or Google+, but they do know Facebook and used it well before 3G arrived.
Drones and smartphones are turning California residents into citizen scientists
We've been crowdsourcing for everything from the news to the newest inventions, and now, the people are adopting a new title - citizen scientists.
Addicted to your smartphone? This app developer explains why
Digital Trends spoke with Raefer Gabriel, Delvv CEO, to discuss how smartphone addiction could be affecting both productivity and overall quality of life.
Even rectal thermometers can connect to your smartphone now
Smartphone-connected electronics are dime a dozen at this point, where now even digital thermometers are putting their readings on your phone.
Lyft introduces a new service for senior citizens who don’t have smartphones
Lyft is partnering with National Medtrans Network in New York City to provide older individuals with rides to and from non-emergency medical appointments.
Everything you need to know about the gorgeous Huawei Mate 8
Huawei officially unveiled the Mate 8, which sports a gargantuan 6-inch display and the powerful Kirin 950 processor.
Samsung warns of struggles in 2016, including weak economy and more competition
Samsung has made a grim forecast for 2016, claiming it will be a tough business for the company with weak economic conditions and more competition.
India now has over 1 billion mobile subscribers
India just became a member of an extremely exclusive club -- the 1 billion mobile user club.
Researchers create $100, smartphone-powered 3D printer
Jeng Ywam-Jeng, a professor of mechanical engineering at Taiwan Tech, is poised to revolutionize printing with an affordable, smartphone-powered 3D printer.
HTC chief confident that brand will not ‘disappear’ in 2016
HTC chief executive and chairwoman Cher Wang is confident that the company will not disappear any time soon, despite growing criticism.
Meizu reaches 20 million smartphone sales in 2015
Meizu has been in the smartphone market for ages, but this year marked a turning point for the firm with a stunning 350-percent sales jump from last year.
ZTE’s 6-inch Axon Max sports mid-range specs, a fingerprint sensor, and USB Type-C
ZTE has announced a larger version of its Axon flagship smartphone, the Axon Max. The 6-inch phablet has a 1080p screen and a USB Type-C port.
Huawei surpasses local rivals Xiaomi and Lenovo in sales
Huawei revealed today that it sold 100 million smartphone units this year, surpassing local giants Xiaomi and Lenovo, as well as its own projections.
Report: Smartphone market will see smallest growth on record in 2015
Smartphone shipments will slow to single-digit growth in 2015, driven by sluggish growth in Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Western Europe.
The Digno Rafre is the world’s first washable smartphone
Japanese company Kyocera is set up to sell the Digno Rafre, the world's first soap-proof smartphone that you can rinse at the end of the day.
BlackBerry’s Priv gets its first monthly security update and some key camera fixes
BlackBerry's Priv got its first promised software update in December. The company promised to send out security patches and other fixes every month.
New kicks with a click: ShiftWear sneakers change designs on the fly
Bored with your white sneakers? ShiftWear's sneakers have an E Ink screen, so you can change your shoes' design on the go with an app.
Get ready to roll: Samsung patents show flexible, foldable phones and tablets
New Samsung patents show designs for flexible smartphones and tablets. Some of them feature scrollable, rollable designs, while others fold in half.