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Google Android has 83 percent market share ahead of iOS, Windows Phone, and BlackBerry.

Q3 was an excellent one for smartphones, as three of the top five smartphone manufacturers are Chinese.

Nokia receives a strong boost after Baidu chooses the Here service to power maps outside of China.

A new report indicates Apple iOS care more about privacy and security users more than Google Android.

VMWare have recently patched a loophole that allowed hackers to access sensitive customer information on AirWatch systems.

In what could only be described as a nightmare, No. 3 smartphone maker Xiaomi has been banned from selling its products in India.

OnePlus decides to shake things up and open OnePlus One smartphone sales to anyone interested.

Intel is spending billions to help boost its mobile hardware offerings.

Huawei executive claims "nobody made any money with Windows Phone" operating system.

The smartphone market is continuing to evolve, and now has a large number of low-end, affordable devices consumers can choose from.

Google Glass is built on old hardware from 2011, but Google hopes to change that by reportedly switching to Intel processors in upcoming models.

Starbucks is rolling out wireless chargers in its retail stores, helping bring the technology mainstream.

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is not going to expand too quickly and spread itself thin.

Apple's stocks soar to over $700 billion - almost double their closest competition.

Intel didn't react quickly to join the mobile market when smartphones and tablets first began to boom, but is learning as it goes along.

Tablet sales are slowing, with less than 8 percent year-over-year market growth, IDC says.

New technology promises to recharge smartphones in just 30 seconds.

No. 3 smartphone make Xiaomi has had a whirlwind rise up the sales charts, and is taking aim at Apple and Samsung.

Police body cams are becoming more common place, worn by officers out on patrol, but there are growing privacy concerns.

Starbucks is rolling out Powermat wireless charging stations in the San Francisco Bay Area, with wider roll out expected soon.

90% of US households have three or more Internet-connected devices, and that number is expected to only increase.

Americans love their smartphones, racking up more time on mobile devices than viewing TV each day.

Lenovo and ASUS haven't found a way to top Apple or Samsung in the tablet market, but are both finding great success.

China is a lucrative market for technology companies, but BlackBerry doesn't want to rush and encounter nothing but problems.

As expected, Microsoft released its first Lumia smartphone without Nokia branding.

Apple iOS and Mac OS X are still secure, especially compared to rival software, but cybercriminals are becoming more inventive in their attack strategies.

We all know texting and driving is dangerous, but many drivers tend to do it anyway.

The iPad might have a lot of competition, but still dominating Web traffic, according to Chitika.

A former CHP officer has been charged with two felony counts after admitting he stole photos off arrestee phones to share with other officers.

The mobile payment war has only just begun, and it's up to us, the consumers, to help determine a winner

The Amazon Fire phone launched in July, but was a complete dud, with the company admitting it got pricing wrong.

When it comes to the budding mobile payments war, it'll be up to consumers to help determine a winner.

Chinese hardware company Xiaomi is now the No. 3 smartphone maker in the world.

The CurrentC mobile payment system, a rival to Apple Pay, was breached, but app users weren't compromised, company says.

Half of YouTube visitors are browsing the online video site from smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices.

Mobile malware is still in its infancy, but cybercriminals are finding new attack methods to infect mobile users.

The PC market is still struggling, but declined slower than research groups previously estimated during the third quarter.

Cammy has some incredibly easy-to-use software to make your camera management simple - and the best part, it's free. Let's see what Anthony has to say.

Do you remember webOS? Well, you can test the open source LuneOS on your mobile device.

Sprint plans to cut prices and become more competitive in the fierce U.S. wireless market.

A smartphone that boasted to be the world's most secure saw one hacker gain root access to the device in under five minutes.

The mayor of London, Boris Johnson, is set to unveil plans that will promise to significantly improve connectivity in the UK capital, including 5G.

Notorious torrent indexing website The Pirate Bay has launched a cleaned up mobile version optimized for portable smart devices.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella confirmed during a call to analysts that Microsoft would attempt to unify the Windows experience across multiple screens.

Corsair returns with the Voyager Air 2 with 1TB of portable storage capacity. Read on as we take a close look at this mobile storage solution.

VIA launches the Viega tablet, a 10.1" Android-powered device designed for use out in the field, as the rugged tablet will be able to withstand abuse.