Smartphones (page: 2)
After months of delays, Windows 8.1 phone owners will soon see their phones updated to Windows 10.
Just a month after they retired the option, Sprint has brought back two-year contracts.
Samsung has announced that its fledgling mobile payments service Samsung Pay now has over 5 million registered users.
Xiaomi has denied reports that it will finally bring its popular phones to the U.S.
According to research firm Strategy Analytics, global smartphone shipments jumped 12 percent to 1.4 billion in 2015.
AT&T is preparing to drop contracts on January 8th, making it the latest carrier to move away from two-year contracts and subsidized phone purchases.
According to the latest Q3 figures from Canalys, Huawei has now become the top selling smartphone vendor in China, beating out massive 'startup' Xiaomi.
As previously announced, struggling smartphone maker HTC has announced more layoffs as the company tries to reduce costs.
One-time Taiwanese smartphone giant HTC has said this weekend that there will be job cuts in the future for the company as it tries to stymie falling profits.
At the end of July, Chinese startup OEM OnePlus announced their next flagship device, the OnePlus 2.
Chinese startup OnePlus will introduce a second smartphone this year before Christmas.
Admitting that the acquisition was a brutal mistake, Microsoft has written off its entire acquisition of Nokia's handset business, taking a $7.6 billion loss in less than two years.
OnePlus has been slowly trickling out information about their upcoming flagship OnePlus 2 device, and now we have the first confirmation on price.
Xiaomi, the world's third-largest smartphone maker, has sold 34.7 million phones in the first half of 2015, representing 33 percent growth year-over-year.
Nvidia has announced they are winding down their Icera division, the team responsible for developing LTE modems.
Over the past couple of months, there has been a persistent rumor that Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810 processor has a horrible overheating problem.
Acer has used MWC to announce a new Windows Phone, the budget Liquid M220.
Samsung has announced it has begun mass producing 128GB Universal Flash Storage (UFS) 2.0 embedded memory chips for next-generation smartphones.
Motorola has unveiled their second-generation Moto E today, adding a larger display and LTE for the same low price: $149.
After nearly two years of development, Canonical has confirmed that the first Ubuntu smartphone is scheduled to go on sale in Europe starting next week.
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