If Tinder is a little too forward for you, and all you want its a nice hug, then you want Cuddlr. This new iOS app will connect you with local, prospective cuddles, for innocent (but a bit weird) fun.
Apple's embarrassing flirtation with U2 and subsequent backlash only proves the obvious: Picking random celebrities to endorse phones and other gadgets is a recipe for disaster. Because as much as publications like TMZ suggest otherwise, we're not as dumb and starstruck as you think.
Sony has released the software development kit for its SmartEyeGlass project. Designed to take on Google Glass, the smart specs are still a prototype, but the first models should be sold to developers early next year.
Windows Phone holds less than 4 percent of the global smartphone OS market share, but it doesn't seem like Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella cares. He's looking at the situation in a different way.
ZTE has big plans for America, where it wants to double last year's smartphone sales, and eventually pass a resurgent LG for third place in the market. It intends to do this with a range of affordable, but premium style hardware.
BlackBerry and Porsche Design have announced their latest smartphone together. It's the P'9983, and while it's technically modeled on the existing BlackBerry Q10 QWERTY phone, the design is strikingly different.
The latest virtual reality-themed Kickstarter project is the AirVR, which is a headset that uses the iPad Mini or iPhone 6 Plus to create a digital 3D realm in front of your eyes.
The Attorney General for Connecticut, George Jepsen, has called a meeting with Apple CEO Tim Cook, where they'll discuss the measures being put in place to protect our privacy on the new Apple Watch.
Barnes & Noble has announced the Galaxy Tab 4 Nook, its first collaboration with new partners Samsung. The tablet brings the best of B&N's Nook software and book selection to Samsung's popular budget model.
Jawbone has announced its fitness tracking wristband, the Jawbone UP, is now compatible with Android thanks to a newly released app available through Google Play. The wristband is also now available internationally.
Luxury watch maker TAG Heuer wants to build a smartwatch, but doesn't want to simply copy the Apple Watch, or any other device on the market. We could be set to see the watch's debut in March next year.
The HTC Desire 820 may not be a top-of-the-range phone, but it manages to squeeze a massive 5.5-inch screen onto a sleek, glossy body, and comes complete with an 8-megapixel selfie cam, and a 64-bit, octa-core processor to keep it bang up to date.
In a set of court documents, chip manufacturer Nvidia has unofficially confirmed the Nexus 9 tablet's existence, and also told us it'll be built by HTC, powered by a Tegra K1 chip, and that it'll be coming out soon.
Ready to record every move you make? Sony thinks you are, and has shifted the Smart Lifelog Camera from concept to confirmed product. The tiny device will clip to your clothes, film what goes on around you, then connect with the Android Lifelog app.
HTC has quietly announced the One M8 for Windows, and although there wasn't much fanfare, it's an important phone for both it and Microsoft. The question is, will you buy one?
HTC has announced a Windows Phone powered version of the One M8, removing the previously installed Android operating system, and saying it's the first time users can select a single piece of hardware, then choose their OS.
Huawei will hold a press event on the first day of the IFA tech show in Berlin next month, and although it hasn't told us what it'll reveal, recent leaks point to the star of the day being a big-screen device that may be called the Mate 3, Mate 7, or D7.
After Huawei's CEO produced an Ascend P7 smartphone with a sapphire crystal display during an interview recently, the company has confirmed it will release the device in the near future, but only in China.
Archos can't wait for the IFA show to start, and has revealed a selection of new smartphones and tablets it will be taking to Berlin, including a new Windows 8.1 tablet and its first Windows Phone 8.1 mobile phone.
Samsung has added a new model to its growing range of smartwatches. It's called the Gear S, and it can operate independently from your smartphone, thanks to its own 3G connection.
Ringly, a company which makes smart rings which connect to your phone, has revealed a new design for the winter. The ring acts like a smartwatch, alerting the wearer of incoming calls, texts, and messages.
Asus could be planning to release its first Android Wear smartwatch at the IFA tech show in September, and to ensure it stands out against the competition, the price could be significantly lower than other devices.
The Goccia is the latest fitness tracker to hit the crowd-funding website Kickstarter, and it's promoted as the world's smallest device of its type. It is tiny, but there is still some cool tech inside.
A series of leaks have given us a glimpse of two new Sony devices, a tablet named the Z3 Compact Tablet, and what could be the SmartWatch 3. Both could make their debut alongside the Xperia Z3 smartphone next month.
Candy is the latest 3D printer to hit the crowd funding website Kickstarter, and as you may have guessed from its name, it prints eatable delights from chocolate, icing sugar, and more naughty-but-nice treats.
If you never want to carry around a battery pack to recharge your phone at a moments notice, but still want to have one with you, the wearable QBracelet could be exactly what you're looking for.
LG has pre-launched the L Bello and L Fino smartphones, a pair of mid-range devices which share the G3's looks and its new Android user interface, ahead of the IFA tech show in Berlin.
HTC has confirmed it will be announcing something new during the IFA tech show, and will reveal all early on September 4. It hasn't given any details yet, letting us speculate about what the new hardware could be.
Following Google Glass' release in the UK, the company opened up a showroom where you can go, try the smart specs, and buy them over the counter. It's a glimpse of how Google will sell Glass in the future, and we went along to see what it's like.
LG's proud of its work on the new Android user interface introduced with the G3, and has confirmed it will be using the same software on its low and mid-range smartphones and tablets introduced this year.
Sony has announced the Xperia M2 Aqua, a phone which it says has the highest level of water resistance in the smartphone market, at any price. The M2 Aqua won't break the bank either, thanks to a modest feature list.
HTC has announced another spin-off of the One M8 smartphone. Called the Butterfly 2, it's destined for certain parts of Asia, and comes wrapped up in a shiny, water resistant, polycarbonate body.
The new LG G3 is one of this year's most exciting phones, and to make sure you get the most out of it, you may want to look at one of LG's official accessories. We examine them all.
Microsoft has launched WindUp, an app that lets you send messages to your friends which are deleted after a set amount of time or views. Despite similarities to Snapchat, Microsoft says the app is part of an ongoing research project into how content is shared online.
Hewlett Packard has teamed up with menswear fashion designer Michael Bastian to produce a stylish new smartwatch, which will be sold by the fashion website Gilt.com later this year.
Meet the Fun'iki, a new set of smart glasses from Japan, which will put notifications from your smartphone right in front of your eyes by flashing LED lights across the lenses.
It's that time of the year again, when conspiracy theorists start having palpitations about Apple deliberately crippling older iPhones, to convince you it's time to buy the latest and greatest model.