Lenovo has announced the Vibe X smartphone at the weekend, and confirmed a Vibe series phone will at some point be launched internationally. A sneak peak at the high-end, big screen Vibe Z makes it look like a good candidate too.
HTC has sold its remaining stake in Beats Audio back to the company, ending a partnership in effect since 2010, and allowing HTC to walk away with a cool $265 million.
AT&T has confirmed it will sell the HTC One Mini for $100 with a two-year contract from August 23. The smaller version of the HTC One may not have quite as much power, but it does share the same sleek, stylish look.
HTC has launched the HTC Mini, a bizarre accessory for the HTC Butterfly - A.K.A. the Droid DNA - which replicates its basic phone functionality so you don't have to bother using the big-screen mobile all the time.
HTC has expanded its range of colors the HTC One and HTC One Mini are available in, by introducing a Vivid Blue model. It has also announced a standalone subwoofer speaker named the BoomBass.
Apple has sent out a new update for iOS 7, which fixes a security flaw where the lock screen could be bypassed without a code, allowing access to photos, emails, and social networking accounts stored on the phone.
If you're a frequent international traveller, and like nothing more than swapping SIM cards for one from a local carrier, then you may want to think twice about making a Samsung phone your next purchase.
A Samsung executive has said the company will be introducing a new smartphone with a curved display during October. This follows a report indicating a Galaxy Note 3 with a flexible screen will also be coming soon. Are the two related?
The wait is over, as Apple has announced the iPhone 5S, it's latest smartphone set to take on the might of the Galaxy S4 and other high-end Android phones. It's going into battle with a 64-bit processor, and the new iOS 7 operating system.
The Apple iPhone 5S is already on sale online, where demand has seen delivery times quickly slip, while in the UK, queues for the phone outside Apple stores are huge.
Want an Apple iPhone 5S this weekend? Thanks to Apple's decision not to give us the chance to pre-order one, it's going to be chaos on the high street this weekend. Our advice, have patience.
The Apple iPhone 5C is coming, we think, but what does the C stand for? According to some, it's Color or Cheap, but upon examination, it could mean several other things, all of which give us a hint of its thinking behind the device.
Samsung has announced its Galaxy Mega 6.3 will be carried by three networks in the U.S.. The first will be AT&T, where it'll go on sale before the end of the month, followed by Sprint and US Cellular.
ZTE has announced the Geek, the world's first smartphone to use Nvidia's Tegra 4 processor. ZTE has talked about the Geek before, but last time, it was hiding an Intel Clover Trail+ processor.
In a fit of flattery, Samsung has announced two gold-colored Galaxy S4 smartphones. That's bad enough, but it's also pushing them solely in the Middle East, and its actions make it look like all we ever wanted was a phone in a silly gold color.
We can expect ZTE to release a new smartphone running Mozilla's Firefox OS early next year, and better still, it should have a considerably improved specification over the current ZTE Open.
Nokia has announced it will be holding an event on October 22, and although the location is still a mystery, it could be for the launch of the Lumia 1520 smartphone/tablet hybrid, running Windows Phone 8.
Following its no-show at IFA earlier this month, despite Archos' pre-announcement, a selection of details regarding the Gamepad 2 have been leaked, showing it should get a much-needed spec boost.
UK supermarket Tesco has launched its first own-brand tablet. Named the Hudl, it runs Android 4.2 and has a 7-inch screen, plus a quad-core processor. Like the Amazon Kindle Fire, it provides quick access to the company's online stores and services.
LG has announced the third version of its Vu smartphone, and once again at this point it's exclusive to Korea. The phone has an unusual 4:3 ratio, 5.2-inch screen and a quad-core processor.
Canonical will release the first public version of its mobile operating system, Ubuntu Touch, on October 17. It's not going to be available on a phone though, only as a download for use on Google's Nexus hardware.
Google has recently taken its Glass smart specs to Europe, where they were demonstrated to regulators, however due to issues surrounding Glass' voice control, they may not be released there for several years.
BlackBerry has announced it will release the cross-platform BBM app for iOS and Android this weekend. It's Android up first on September 21, while iOS will follow the day after.
We try out Ping, the latest attempt to reinvent email. This time, it's focusing on mobile, and its innovative method of categorizing messages and conversational message style means it comes pretty close to managing it.
Jolla has announced its Sailfish OS, one of several new challengers to Android and iOS out this year, will be compatible with Android apps and hardware, opening the software up for both potential owners and manufacturers.
The new BlackBerry Z30 comes with BlackBerry 10.2 installed, and the good news is, owners of the BlackBerry Z10, Q10, and Q5 won't have long to wait until the update arrives on their phones either.
Asus has announced a new version of the Padfone Infinity, despite only releasing the first model earlier this year, and has equipped it with a Snapdragon 800 processor and Android 4.2.2.
LG probably won't announce the Optimus G2 during Mobile World Congress, and will instead unveil a new tablet/smartphone hybrid device with a 5.5-inch, 1080p display.
LG's head of mobile in Europe has confirmed the existence of the Optimus G2, and that it will arrive sometime after July this year. He stated the phone would have a different and unique feature, and also that it may have a name change prior to release.
A series of leaked images supposedly show the LG G2, which could be the company's next major Android smartphone release. The pictures not only give us a glimpse of the phone's face, but also of a set of rear mounted volume controls.
Verizon has announced it will be selling the LG G2 smartphone from September 12 for $200 with a two-year contract. The Verizon model will be the only one to offer built-in wireless charging.
Excited to get your hands on one of Apple's new iPhones? Of course you are, so we've put together a guide on the networks and stores selling the iPhone 5C and the iPhone 5S, the release dates, and the prices.
Apple has revealed the next version of its mobile operating system, named iOS 7, during the keynote presentation at its Worldwide Developer Conference. Here's everything you need to know about it.
Huawei's head of mobile in Europe has said the company will continue producing Windows Phone hardware, and hasn't been swayed by Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia. We can expect new Huawei Windows Phones soon.
The rumored Nokia tablet has been leaked again, this time under the codename Sirius, and again has a 10.1-inch, 1080p screen and a quad-core processor. If the reports are correct, we'll be officially seeing it at the end of the month.
Following the introduction of the Space Gray iPhone 5S, Apple has also added the new color to the iPod range, specifically the iPod Touch, iPod Nano, and iPod Shuffle.
For the second time in almost as many months, Huawei has denied rumors it's considering acquiring another mobile manufacturer. This time it's BlackBerry, but Huawei says it wants to go it alone instead.
After nearly a year's wait, Microsoft has launched its Xbox Music app for smartphones running iOS and Android. Both apps are free to download, but require users to pay for a Music Pass before they'll work.