Smartphone News

It's no surprise to see Apple slowly losing its place in the market as Samsung unleashes their 5-inch Galaxy S4, HTC revealing its 'One' series, and Research In Motion struggling to stay in the game by offering up the revamped Blackberry Z10.

A recent study from Experion Marketing Services reported that Americans spend on average 58 minutes a day on their smartphones, but television viewing habits remain the larger concern.

A new study has delivered some interesting and perhaps surprising data. On average, the typical American spends only 58 minutes a day on his or her smartphone.

Due to disappointing U.S. sales and negative consumer response, the European launch of the "Facebook phone" has been delayed.

The French government is considering levying a new smartphone tax at a rate of 1% in order to protect the French entertainment-cultural industry.

Citing its most favorite source: “people familiar with the company's plans”, Wall Street Journal says Amazon has recently been developing a wide-ranging lineup of gadgets, including two smartphones and an audio streaming device.

For this prototype, a touchscreen transforms images and text into touchable patterns, enabling users to interpret facial expressions, maps, and graphics.

3G mobile technology has reached one of the last places on Earth: North Korea, with some two million citizens signing up to the service.

From the Apple iPod and iPhone to the tablet, and maybe the laplet (Merge between laptop and tablet), technology in the form of mobile computing has changed quite a bit. Now, is it possible for smart watches to become the next big thing?

Blackberry hope their two new phones will help Blackberry survive, but will they be able to compete with the strong competition?