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Motorola and Verizon release new lineup of Droids during press event in NYC.

Images surface of a white Moto X ahead of August 1 launch.

It looks like the Moto X smartphone is going to be nothing but a mid-range handset.

Over 50 billion downloads on the Google Play Store and more than 1.5 million Android devices activated each day.

Sony Xperia Z Ultra to launch next week in Hong Kong for $799.

Android 4.3 leaks in newly surfaced video of Nexus 4 which previously belonged to a Google employee.

HTC officially introduces us to the One Mini, a smaller, less feature rich version of its flagship the HTC One.

WhatsApp goes free on iOS for first year, $1/year thereafter, existing users free for life!

Moto X will always be listening, is voice controlled by saying "Ok Google Now"

Google gives Maps for Android a complete overhaul, now tablet friendly with a ton of new features.

Android 4.3 pops up on a new version of the HTC One Google Edition, confirmed at Bluetooth SIG.

Ever wanted to fly a jet fighter? Garmin's new HUD unit can provide part of the experience!

Norton Mobile Security is here to protect your smartphone and everything in it. Let's take a close look at what it does.

We [finally] take a look at the OUYA console with a quick unboxing video.

Facebook creates beta testing program for Android.

Google Now gets updated with some cool new features, including live TV features and Google Offers.

Motorola X Phone leaks again, this time while testing for Sprint's LTE network.

Sony's Xperia Z Ultra is the next big smartphone on the market.

OUYA Kickstarter backers, like myself, are still without consoles on the day of retail launch.

Huawei shows off new 7-inch Android tablet, 1.2GHz Cortex A9, 1GB RAM, 8GB Storage.

HP shows off Slate 21 AIO, a 21-inch Android "All in One" tablet.

Ouya are being slack with some international shipments on the eve of the retail launch.

Instagram and Facebook launch videos for Instagram.

NVIDIA's SHIELD now $299, begins shipping June 27th.

Crittercism unleashes Fathon Mobile Command Center, the first enterprise mobile app performance management solution.

We go hands-on with the thin new P6 at Huawei's launch event in London.

Detailed information for your smartphones internals can now be achieved with CPU-Z for Android.

Apple's iOS 7 is shaping up nicely and has borrowed heavily from its competitors.

Most sophisticated Android trojan ever has been discovered by Kaspersky.

Verizon rebrands two budget Android phones for prepaid service sales.

Google Nexus 10 seen often clocking down CPU speed due to heat related issues.

Intel's Francois Piednoel got a little hot under the collar when showing us his upcoming baby.

Lenovo's K900 gets a play, the Intel-powered smartphone with a 5.5-inch 1080p display.

Motorola CEO confirms Moto X flagship device, will be made in the US.

Samsung teases new Galaxy and ATIV devices to be shown at "Premiere" launch event in London on June 20th.

NVIDIA decides to open up Shield pre-orders to the public three days ahead of schedule.

Check out our coverage from Shanghai, China where we look closely at SlimPort.

Kaspersky security software will come pre-installed on Snapdragon-powered Android phones and tablets.

Google I/O will concentrate more on services, less on new OS' and devices.

Next-generation Nexus 7 would cost $199, feature 1920x1200 display and quad-core processor.

CyanogenMod 10.1 RC1 released, gets closer to a proper 'stable' release.

More pictures of the Huawei P6-U06 show up online, Huawei schedules event for June 18.

Vivo Xplay is a 5.7-inch phablet smartphone that packs one heck of a punch.

Android 4.3 will be the next iteration of Android, not Android 5.0 'Key Lime Pie'

Ouya shipments are still ahead of schedule, my Limited Edition console is nowhere to be seen.

Instagram now includes account tagging, 'Photos of You' album.

Samsung supersizes its Galaxy Note with the Galaxy Note II - can lightning strike twice?

RumorTT: Sony working on a monster of a smartphone, 5-inch display and 20-megapixel camera.

Samsung announces the lower-end, 7-inch Galaxy Tab 3 tablet.