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If Nintendo fully embraces mobile gaming, the company could make millions of dollars per month from its effort.

CNBC has learned the Facebook Messenger app has a massive 600 million monthly active users.

More consumers are interested in health and fitness wearables, but problems remain.

HP drops Apple-owned Beats, and chooses Bang & Olufsen as audio partner.

A growing number of tech companies are jumping into the mobile payment market.

Using wearables allows athletes to collect even more data about their physical activities.

Intel has learned its previous mistakes in the mobile market, wants to invest in smartphones, tablets, and wearables.

Companies are rushing mobile app development, and leaving themselves vulnerable to cybersecurity threats.

40% of Apple iPhone owners are interested in the Apple Watch.

Utilizing the Internet of Things (IoT) is helping some businesses cut their energy costs.

Xiaomi announces plans for smartphone and connected tech product offerings in Europe.

Huawei wants a bigger footprint in the United States, focusing on smartphones and wearables.

Today at MWC 2015, Intel unveiled its upcoming Cherry Trail x5 and x7 SoC processors as well as full details on the Atom x3. Here's our preview.

There are up to 5 billion Google Android devices vulnerable to potential cyberattack.

Dropping phablet prices are putting pressure on smaller-sized smartphones.

The Apple Watch could be used to replace car keys and has other appealing features, according to Apple CEO Tim Cook.

Mobile gaming grew 20 percent in 2014, creating new opportunities for in-app and mobile purchases.

Google getting help from BlackBerry to improve Android OS security.

Poor mobile app security leaves users vulnerable to data breach.

Nix Sensor is preparing to launch the NIX Pro scanner next month.

Report predicts invisible wearables industry will be worth $80 billion per year by 2020.

AMD recently introduced the world to its latest mobile APU, Carrizo. With it, AMD promises large power savings and performances in the years ahead.

Google and Apple are going to have a fierce fight in the surging connected car technology market.

Presto mobile subscription streaming service has launched for iOS and Android in Australia.

Apple Pay is enjoying success in the mobile payments ecosystem, as competitors struggle to create rival offerings.

Xiaomi is now the No. 1 smartphone manufacturer in China, able to successfully topple Apple and Samsung.

The majority of smartphones infected with malware, a whopping 99%, are running the Google Android operating system, new report finds.

Ryanair will give smartwatch owners additional features.

NVIDIA customers are outraged as the latest driver release sees overclocking capabilities removed from the GTX 900M series of video cards.

Smartphone apps are able to track physical activity and data just as well as smartphones, Penn survey reveals.

The Google Android mobile OS is under pressure by the Apple iPhone, with sales dropping as competition heats up.

Intel is embracing the Internet of Things (IoT), even if no one is really sure how the technology will develop in coming years.

Mobile payments will see continued growth in 2015 and beyond, in large part because of Apple Pay, as consumers show higher interest.

IoT-connected security systems are becoming more popular, but may not be as secure as we like to think.

It's possible tablets could one day be more powerful than game consoles, and the industry must be ready for that, EA believes.

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi continues to gain success, putting pressure on other established manufacturers.

Smartphones will be even more powerful, as ARM shows off new mobile technologies.

The tablet industry continues to struggle, but just in time for Microsoft Windows 10 to possibly lend a hand.

Indie app developers Indie Whale have hit the big time - Crossy Road has seen 30 million app downloads in just a few months.

Facebook posts impressive Q4 results as smartphone ad revenue skyrockets.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates is impressed by HoloLens, but warns the technology could take a few years to develop further.

Sony mobile may be cutting 1,000 more jobs as part of a restructuring plan.

Electronic Arts reports great Q3 FY15 Financial Results.

Mobile security is a weak point for those trying to defend against cyberattacks, Deutsche Telekom says.

US Police officers unsteady about Google's Waze app tracking their movements freely - claiming cop-killers have it easier.