SMARTPHONE

Which ones will have real staying power?

With the Apple - China Mobile deal finalized, another high-profile company could be facing a scary 2014.

Apple's partnership with smaller local carriers has not helped the company much in the world's largest smartphone phone market.

The deal's framework has been approved, but details are still being negotiated.

On CZ Electronics' phone - the firm says competing with foreign firms' to create a cheaper model won’t be easy.

Its iPhone 5s was the best-selling smartphone in October.

Who could have predicted five years ago that cell phone pictures would go from tacky to trendy to prize-worthy?

Driven by the availability of 4G network and an adapting rural population, China's smartphone market will continue to grow.

Millions of people in the United States use Apple's pioneering smartphone, but the country's president is not among them.

The PS4 broke 2 million sales, fueled by the fervor of Cyber Monday and Black Friday. Motorola botched the Moto X sale, but promises to reconcile.

While the PC remains the primary computing device for most people, it's being used less and less.

Apple’s iPads took five of the top 15 sales slots at major retailers such as Wal-Mart, Target and Best Buy, according to InfoScout.

Demand for cheap phones in emerging markets will offset saturation in mature markets to drive worldwide shipments past the 1 billion mark.

The smartphone maker also plans to partner with local firms to sell 4G handsets in the subcontinent beginning next year.

China's anti-trust probe may be motivated by potential benefit for state-owned telecom companies.

Nokia (NOK) shareholders have reportedly voted in favor of a Microsoft (MSFT) acquisition, but questions remain about Nokia CEO Stephen Elop.

Although Samsung’s share was flat during the period, it extended its lead over Apple whose pricing strategy for its new handsets was questioned.

True, the iPhone is sleek and winning the app war, but Samsung is king in 90 countries.

Samsung sets sights on doubling its business in sub-Saharan Africa but it will face challenges from local taxation, infrastructure, and cheap Chinese gear.

E-commerce strategists are optimistic about what sales thus far indicate about the imminent holiday sales rush.

By 2017, according to a new report, smartphones will be able to take over a large part of our everyday lives. But, only if we let them.