Android maintains its long lead as the world's most widely used operating system.
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Google increases APK file size limit to 100MB but warns developers that bigger apps could turn off consumers limited to cellular connections.
Dutch smartphone startup Fairphone has launched its sequel device in the UK for consumers who value minimising harm to the people and resources involved in making a smartphone.
Samsung's Galaxy-exclusive video service, Samsung Milk Video, will be shut down in November, with no replacement announced by the tech giant.
Europe has signed a deal with China that aims to give European telcos and IT firms better access to China's publicly funded 5G research.
The golden period for tablet sales after the appearance of the iPad is well and truly over, with the installed base for slates set to show is first decline in 2016.
If you've recently noticed that Google's voice search is faster and more accurate, it's thanks to the search-to-advertising giant's work on recurrent neural networks.
Die-hard fans have been lining up to get their hands on the new iPhone 6 but among them are some who are not interested in using the device.
Samsung Pay has raked in $30 million in accumulated transactions in the first month since it debuted in South Korea in August, Samsung has said.
Analysts in South Korea have questioned whether releasing yet another premium smartphone will pull LG's mobile division back into the profit zone.
The government's investment plans follow South Korean official's beliefs that the country's tech industries have been slowing.
South Korean teclos have begun selling Apple's smartwatch in an attempt to capitalise on the upcoming Korean Thanksgiving period.
