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Already China’s second-largest search provider, a joint venture with Coolpad could make Qihoo a major player in hardware.

Shashin Devsare, executive director of Karbonn Mobiles, says the Android One program has been successful and will continue.

The company aims to regain its former glory with its BlackBerry Classic smartphone, which borrows features from old-time handsets.

European iPhone 6 users may soon be able to make payments with the smartphone as Apple Pay expands its presence overseas.

A renewed focus on enterprise customers who want BlackBerry-grade security for their smartphones.

Norman Ray Bridwell turned a big dog with a bigger personality into a household name.

HTC is keeping its promise for a speedy Android 5.0 rollout following software launch in October.

India is the Chinese smartphone maker's largest market outside China.

CEO John Legere's announcement comes after T-Mobile was the only mobile carrier to add customers in Q3 of 2014.

The dominant fitness tracker brand tries to come back from a unit that caused skin irritation in many users.

Along with the factory images, Google also released updated binaries for the Nexus 5.

Emerging markets saw some of the largest gains while Samsung's lead was eaten away by Apple and Chinese smartphone makers.

Apps that use GPS to track vehicle movements will help ensure safer rides for women on the subcontinent, industry executives claim.

Some problems with the iPhone 6 Plus camera may be caused by magnetic and metallic accessories.

Samsung is expected to ship 45 million Galaxy S6 units, including the Galaxy S6 Edge, in 2015.

Xiaomi is seeking to expand its ecosystem of partners to build a portfolio of connected devices that it can sell on its online store.

Heavy competition among carriers is leading to a bevy of discount plans.

Samsung may be months away from unveiling its next Galaxy device, but one photo may give fans a preview.

Niche devices will most likely be cut from the manufacturer's product line, analysts say.

The next iPhone may be powered by a smaller chip manufactured in a Samsung factory.

India's aspirations for an electronics manufacturing base got another jolt this week after Foxconn Technology Group decided to close its plant there.

The past 12 months have been kind to Tim Cook and company, but key challenges lie ahead in 2015.

The health and fitness app category grew the quickest as developers prepare for smartwatches.

The 2013 smartphone remains popular among consumers, even as Google ceases production.

The debut of Apple Pay and similar services was expected to usher in an era of cashless, cardless transactions. So far, it’s not happening.

Microsoft bought Mojang for $2.5 billion in September -- and now Minecraft is available on Microsoft phones.

Apple's Taiwanese supply vendor Quanta Computer solved yield issues allowing production to move forward.

The iPhone 6 Plus is everywhere, even over international waters.

India's competitive smartphone market became a bit more tough for Xiaomi after Sweden's Ericsson claimed patent rights.