Struggling Pantech may be asking for assistance from Korea's networks, but it still knows how to make a smartphone, something proven by the Pop Up Note. The sleek device has been extensively previewed in a new leak.
If you're wondering when Microsoft's Windows Phone 8.1 update will arrive on your phone, and what features it will bring, then check out our roundup for all the latest news and information.
Researchers at Stanford University have made a breakthrough in using lithium as an anode inside next generation batteries, potentially meaning triple the standby time for our phones, and twice the range on our electric cars.
LG has pre-announced three new G Pad tablets. Although details on each are slim at the moment, we do know the range consists of a 7-inch, an 8.inch, and a 10.1-inch model, all of which run Android.
The U.S. Senate has highlighted the ongoing problem of networks "cramming" additional charges on to your mobile bill. Usually originating from third-party firms, these extras have cost mobile users millions over the years, according to a new report.
HTC has called members of the press to an event in New York on August 19, but hasn't given any clues as to what it will reveal. There are rumors galore though, including talk of a Windows Phone device, and a new Nexus tablet.
HTC has teamed up with Japanese network KDDI to launch the J Butterfly, a new take on its popular One M8 device. There are a few differences between the two, some of which make it better than its cousin, while others make it worse.
The latest market share data from IDC shows dramatic improvements from Chinese brands Huawei and Lenovo, and the two swapping positions in the charts, while leaders Samsung and Apple both suffered losses.
Microsoft has detailed the first revision of its Windows Phone 8.1 operating system. The new version will concentrate on improving Cortana, and will bring the virtual assistant to the UK and China.
BlackBerry CEO John Chen has said the company may never become iconic again, after being grilled about the firm's future, and any plans for an outright sale, in a recent interview.
The latest crowd-funding campaign to make use of the Apple iPhone is one from IanXen Rapid, a small medical team hoping to use the device along with a specially created app to make it easier to diagnose, and therefore treat, malaria.
The Look Up video, which says we should stop looking at our phones and talking through social networks, is a viral sensation. But it's also a dangerous piece of propaganda which could end our quiet and peaceful lives.
Common sense has prevailed in the UK, after the introduction of adult content filters by UK ISPs, shows most people don't want their Internet badly censored in this way.
Scientists are developing a special screen which could correct vision problems without the need for the viewer to wear glasses, and a prototype version could be just a few years away.
ZTE has provided more details about the Blade Vec 4G, its first phone to come with the Google Now Launcher pre-installed. It was launched alongside a revised Grand S2 smartphone, and news of the Grand Band fitness wristband.
What's it like to carry round a smartphone which costs $11,000? Can it turn a normal person into a cool, suave, sophisticated-but-ever-so-geeky James Bond? Armed with a Titanium Leather Vertu TI for the weekend, we aimed to find out.
Samsung has breathed new life into its original smartwatch, the Galaxy Gear, by offering an optional update to the new Tizen operating system, bringing it into line with the newer Gear 2.
A Chinese smartphone company named Takee claims to have produced the world's first smartphone with a holographic display. It appears to use similar technology to Amazon's Fire phone, but potentially putting it to greater effect.
Sony has announced the Xperia Z2 Tablet at MWC 2014, the follow-up to the Xperia Tablet Z launched at last year's show. It packs a Full HD 10.1-inch screen and a quad-core chip into an even slimmer, waterproof chassis.
Despite sounding like a gimmick which nobody asked for, we got a chance to try ZTE’s Projector Hotspot at CES 2014, and found it to be one of the most exciting and versatile new products at the show.
Facebook has removed an image showing a toddler's bottom, and warned the poster she'd be banned if it was posted again. It's not the first time Facebook has over-reacted, so here's ten more examples to prove it.
If 2013 has been the year of the 1080p smartphone display, then what will 2014 bring us? How about 1440p, or 4K resolutions? Here's our guide to the smartphone screens we'll be looking at over the next year or so.
Luxury smartphone company Vertu has announced a partnership with Bentley, the luxury car firm, which will result in the release of five different smartphones. The resulting devices will be co-designed by the pair, and the first is expected by the end of 2014.
Making your smartwatch standout these days is a challenge. Newcomer Arrow will fit an 8-megapixel camera in to the bezel of its forthcoming watch, which can be twisted through 360 degrees for more versatility.
The EU's Right to be Forgotten ruling seems to have the unfortunate side effect of causing press censorship, as Google's removal of certain search results buries unrelated, but important, linked stories.
The latest smartwatch to hit crowd funding website Indiegogo is the FiDELYS, which has an unusual iris recognition feature, designed to end the nightmare of remembering multiple passwords.
A new viral video depicts a man driven to blatant lies on Facebook to cover up his crumbling real life. So I gave Facebook fiction a try. Turns out, it's not as satisfying as the precautionary video makes it look.
Flipkart, a close competitor to Amazon in India, has announced a challenger to the Kindle Fire tablet. It's called the Digiflip Pro and the device significantly undercuts the price of Amazon's slate, and comes with various special offers too.
The latest smartwatch to embrace traditional watch designs is the Veldt Serendipity. The analog face incorporates a tiny OLED screen to deliver notifications from an iOS device, but you're going to need to splash out if you want one.
AT&T has announced it'll be stocking the latest PadFone X model from Asus early next month. Priced at $200 with a two-year contract, the PadFone X combines a 5-inch smartphone and a full-size tablet into one, handy package.
The Samsung Galaxy S5 Active is now official, and available for $200 with a two-year contract through AT&T. It's a toughened up version of the Galaxy S5, which also comes in a cool Camo Green color scheme.
Amazon's newly announced Fire Phone costs the same as an iPhone 5S, a Galaxy S5, and many other high-end smartphones. Has Amazon been reading its own self-help books about becoming an optimist? How does it justify such a price?
Amazon is rumored to be introducing its first smartphone at an event on June 18. If the gossipers have got it right, the device may have an unusual 3D menu system, but we fear this is a gimmick that won't provide any benefit to owners.
Nivida has announced the Tegra K1, a new mobile processor it claims is more powerful than a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360. But one thing may hold it back: a lack of LTE support.
DT has an exclusive first-look at direct screenshots from the LG G3, given to us by a trusted industry source. These show the new UI, home screen, notification drawer, contacts folder, and a "concierge" feature designed to help you out.
Microsoft has shown a selection of new Windows Phone devices at the Computex tech trade show this week, and all are from two newcomers to the operating system, Yezz and Blu. Both have established themselves as low-cost Android phone manufacturers.
Startup Ostendo Technologies could be about to make all your Star Wars fantasies come true, thanks to a gadget called the Quantum Photonic Imager, which is capable of projecting 3D video images from your smartphone.