Google has finally launched the Nexus 5, one of the most comprehensively leaked smartphones of the year. The 5-inch, 1080 phone is on sale now through Google Play for $350.
BlackBerry is the latest target for Funny or Die, as the site has produced a parody video with comedian Dave Foley on the firm's recent struggles. However, while it starts out being amusing, it quickly becomes something quite different.
The first device running Tizen, one of several new smartphone operating systems expected this year, has suffered a setback, as a Samsung executive has said instead of going on sale this year, the phone won't appear until 2014.
Android and iPhone currently hold a near duopoly in the smartphone market, but four new entrants are trying to join the fight this year. Tizen, Firefox OS, Sailfish OS, and Ubuntu Phone will all be available by the end of the year. Do any of them stand a chance?
Want to see the hottest new accessory for your smartphone? It's the iKettle, and it's so hot it can literally boil water. It also connects to your Wi-Fi network and can be controlled using your smartphone.
Verizon has announced the Ellipsis 7, an own-brand Android tablet with a 7-inch screen, a quad-core processor, and 4G LTE connectivity. It's available from today, but faces stiff competition elsewhere.
Google may not be updating the Galaxy Nexus to Android 4.4 KitKat, but that hasn't stopped the developer community from coming up with a potential solution, and from others petitioning the firm directly, hoping to change its mind.
During an Analyst Day event this week, Samsung has talked about the technology it intends to introduce in the coming year, specifically centered on mobile. Its plans include flexible and bendable phones, plus Google Glass-like spectacles.
Nokia's new Lumia 1520 is not only the first Windows Phone 8-powered smartphone/tablet hybrid, but also the first to use the brand new version of Microsoft's mobile operating system. Here's everything you need to know about this exciting new phone.
Meet The Ish, the antithesis of the modern smartwatch. It tells the time, but only just, but does make a point of letting you know when it's five o'clock, when apparently it's time to open a beer. Something it can help out with too.
It's often the way that the simplest Kickstarter projects are the ones we like the most, and the Peg is no exception. It's a gadget organizer which isn't designed for holding just one type of product, and can be customized to your needs.
Nike has released the Nike+ Move app for the iPhone 5S, which emulates the functionality of its FuelBand wearable fitness tracker on Apple's new phone. It's all made possible by the 5S's M7 co-processor.
Although it was a no-show during Nokia's packed October 22 event, a new leak has shown the Lumia 929 is still potentially coming soon. Should it arrive, it's set to replace the Lumia 928 at Verizon.
The team behind the Pebble smartwatch has announced it will be live streaming an event on November 6, where it'll reveal some, "Big news," which could include a software update and new features.
Apple has sent out invitations to its next event, which is scheduled for October 22, and is expected to be where we see the next generation of iPad tablets, both large and small.
Amid growing fears over electronic surveillance, the UK government has banned the use of iPad tablets from its confidential meetings, and has apparently issued ministers with soundproof, lead-lined boxes in which to store smartphones.
Has Google leaked another new Nexus product? Following several "accidental" leaks of the Nexus 5, it may now have given us a sneak peek at a new tablet which could fit in-between the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10.
If you can't wait to read new eBooks, the Amazon's new Kindle First program has been designed especially for you. It allows subscribers to buy an eBook a month before its official release date, so you can get started early.
Being lucky enough to test out Google Glass at this early stage isn't all fun and games, as a California driver found out when she got a ticket for wearing the high-tech specs while behind the wheel.
A tablet known as the Verizon Ellipsis 7 has been leaked, and while no firm details about its features are known, there's a chance it may come with the option of adding a 3G or 4G connectivity module after purchase.
Sprint Spark is the name of Sprint's tri-band 4G network, which could see data speeds reach 60mbps, provided you're using a compatible device. These include the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini and the LG G2.
Intel has opened up its high-tech foundries for partner company Altera to produce, wait for it, ARM-based processors. However, despite appearances, this isn't an admission its Atom chips have failed.
LG's reputation has skyrocketed recently, following twelve months of strong high-end smartphone releases, including the Nexus 4, the LG G2, and the curvy LG G Flex. All those makes us think it's the hottest smartphone manufacturer about right now.
Motorola has announced its quirky, motion-controlled interactive story app named Windy Day, will be coming exclusively to the Moto X at the end of this month.
The latest mobile market statistics have given us a clear picture of by just how much Samsung is beating its competition, as in the last three months, it sold more phones than Apple, Nokia, and LG combined.
Japan Display has become the latest company to produce smartphone screens with incredible 1440p, or 2560 x 1440 pixel, resolutions. It has made two sizes, both of which are suited to smartphone/tablet hybrids.
A leak, supposedly taken from the Google Play store, may have provided us with extensive information regarding the 2013 Nexus 10 tablet. If the information is correct, the screen will stay the same, but the processor and tablet's design may change.
On the same day as Nokia announces the Lumia 2520 Windows RT 8.1 tablet, so Microsoft puts its own Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 tablets on sale. Both are available with varying memory configurations, and prices start at $450.
Microsoft has announced the Surface 2 and Surface 2 Pro tablets, along with a range of new accessories. Here's everything you need to know, from specs and prices to release dates, about them both.
A huge array of new processors have been announced this year, and while the technical ins-and-outs aren't all that important for all of us to know, you'll still want to be informed. Here's our guide to 2013's big-name chips.
At a packed event in Abu Dhabi, Nokia has announced the first big-screen Windows Phone device, the Lumia 1520. As the leaks predicted, it has a 6-inch screen and a quad-core processor.
A designer testing Google Glass has come up with an ingenious solution to the problems with seeing the display in bright sunlight, a 3D printed, open source prism cover called the Sunshade.
It's five years since Android first hit the stores, and in that time, it has becomes the world's most used smartphone operating system. We take a look back at five of the most important milestone's in the mobile OS's short history.
Here's something we don't hear often: A new Apple product could prove to be difficult to find after it goes on sale, thanks to production challenges. The device in question is the iPad Mini 2 with Retina Display, and it may not settle down until next year.
Apple has announced two new tablets, the iPad Air and the iPad Mini 2, also known as the iPad Mini with Retina Display. Both have seen considerable changes over their predecessors, so here's everything you need to know about both.
Microsoft has confirmed the third update to its Windows Phone 8 mobile OS, which will enable phones running the software to feature 1080p screen resolutions, and quad-core processors.
LG has announced its first smartphone running Mozilla's Firefox OS, and like previous examples from other manufacturers, the release is similarly restrictive. The phone has a 4-inch display, a 1GHz processor, and runs Firefox OS 1.1.
