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The Nexus tablet will be made by HTC, legal documents reveal.

Apple announced its next smart phone device today. Will the rumored larger screen bring more gamers to the platform?

Apple attempts to reinvent a category it once dominated with two big-screen phones to compete with Android-powered "phablets."

HTC follows in Apple's footsteps, implementing 64-bit computing in its latest midrange smartphone.

Some devices may still store information after a factory reset. Here's how to make sure none of your information remains after you've sold it.

Mobile ad server Medialets releases data from 300 million mobile ad impressions.

Dallas, Texas based Theatro makes voice activated wearables for hands free use.

Helped by scorching sales, rising valuations and Google's Android One software, India's Karbonn Mobiles is preparing to go public by 2016.

Important things to know about the telecommunications services company turned up-and-coming mobile manufacturer.

YouTube Music Key will include fan-uploaded versions of songs that other services aren’t licensed to provide.

The Apple iPhone 6 is expected to have a number of new features, but not everything is guaranteed to make it into the smartphone.

Xiaomi isn't content just mimicking Apple hardware. It wants the software, too.

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S6 may feature even more metal than the recently announced Samsung Galaxy Alpha.

Are high expectations for smartwatch sales completely unfounded?

Windows Phone continues to lag far behind Apple iOS and Google Android devices which continue to hold most of the mobile market.

With Apple iOS losing market share despite growing smartphone shipments, it looks to the iPhone 6 to stem its losses.

Recent benchmarks reveal the first prospective internal specs for Google's Nexus 6 smartphone.

Navdy CEO Doug Simpson unveiled the startup’s new head-up display the company calls "Google Glass for your car."

CyanogenMod 11 (Android 4.4 KitKat) development continues with the M9 "monthly" snapshot.

Daniela Perdomo, CEO of goTenna, discussed how the new device aims to help users communicate via their smartphone without service.

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is looking to take over the world one country at a time.